I would say: work with memory's extrems.
I work with Alzheimer patients and High Level Asperger children.
I do memory stimulation workshops, for the Alzheimer patients, and General Culture ones for the High Level Asperger children.
I would say: work with memory's extrems.
I work with Alzheimer patients and High Level Asperger children.
I do memory stimulation workshops, for the Alzheimer patients, and General Culture ones for the High Level Asperger children.
Jon Szanto (November 25th, 2017)
Nice thread.
I am a POMologist:
I play pretty old music. (It's pretty, and it's old).
I research pretty old music.
I teach about pretty old music. (This includes trying to show how any music before 1700 is relevant. It might not be, but that doesn't prevent me.)
BTW, I have forgotten about 100 of those Funeral home parallel rhymes, and we used to make them up whenever we passed the Funeral Home. "You end 'em, we'll send 'em", "You chop 'em, we'll drop 'em", "You snuff 'em, we'll stuff 'em", etc. My mother loved to do this, and I always thought of it as a way of dealing with anxiety about death by poking fun at it. My uncle, who was a doctor, especially embraced such humor after he was diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Fortibus es in ero
Jon Szanto (November 25th, 2017)
I tell people that their other doctors take care of their insides. I take care of their outsides.
Jon Szanto (November 25th, 2017), Marsilius (November 25th, 2017)
I would say dermatologist.
Plastic surgeon?
Fortibus es in ero
I make noises.
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"When Men differ in Opinion, both Sides ought equally to have the Advantage of being heard by the Publick;
and that when Truth and Error have fair Play, the former is always an overmatch for the latter."
~ Benjamin Franklin
Marsilius (November 25th, 2017), Morgaine (November 27th, 2017), Wile E Coyote (December 3rd, 2017)
Jon Szanto (January 4th, 2022), Marsilius (November 25th, 2017), Morgaine (November 27th, 2017)
This is a fun topic!!!!
I'm a judicial clerk in a regional electoral court here in Brazil, so I guess my reducionist job description would be:
"I solve other people's problems!"
=D
Mine is complicated and I never know quite what to say. Mostly its because because no one knows what a kaizen is (as well as Hoshin, Gemba, DMAIC & many others) and most hate statistics and data. My title is Sr. Continuous improvement Leader. I usually love my job.
Sandy
We don't know what we don't know
I suppose I should have elaborated
I operated a subway train in Boston & Cambridge, I worked for once of the busiest lottery agents (convenience store) in the Commonwealth, I was a interior painter, worked in a museum as a sort of docent and manned the front desk and run the office for a non-profit support group.
Pax,
John
Marsilius (November 30th, 2017)
I get checks in the mail because I have lent money to companies.
Thats all.
Marsilius (November 30th, 2017)
Before I retired (the first time), I got paid for telling people where to go and how to get there.
Have a guess what my occupation was. A double hint: it is a rare vocation, and not a travel agent.
Marsilius (November 30th, 2017)
TSherbs (December 1st, 2017)
No, I was not a vicar.
A streetcar conductor.
We have met the enemy and he is us.
-Pogo
No, not a streetcar conductor either.
Another hint: I also got paid to look out the window.
Air Controller / Flight Checker?
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