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From: Yorba Linda, CA
I work as a curriculum manager for study materials for the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exams.
I also teach review courses for the CFA exams.
I've also been teaching college mathematics, finance, and risk management.
I also develop software for investment portfolio analysis, risk analysis, and similar applications.
And in my copious free time I'm a professional magician.
I also teach review courses for the CFA exams.
I've also been teaching college mathematics, finance, and risk management.
I also develop software for investment portfolio analysis, risk analysis, and similar applications.
And in my copious free time I'm a professional magician.
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From: Ft. Myers/Cape Coral
Project superintendent for a road construction company. Our main field is traffic signals and roadway lighting but we also do signs, striping,and guardrail. I make sure that you guys know which lane to stay in, when to stop, and keep you on the road when you get a little crazy.
Boring but pays good for a high school dropout.
Boring but pays good for a high school dropout.
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From: Sandwich, IL
Originally Posted by CoolBlueS2k,Apr 17 2008, 08:22 AM
Senior Tech and installer for a Heating & A/C company(HVAC).
I hate working on anything watersourced...takes a whole day just to find the smallest problem by having to flush the whole system. Love to work on Freon based systems...need 2 get more experience and start buying tools for 410 based systems.
I hate working on anything watersourced...takes a whole day just to find the smallest problem by having to flush the whole system. Love to work on Freon based systems...need 2 get more experience and start buying tools for 410 based systems.