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Geek Culture / Need to E-interview someone

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Ssenkrad
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Joined: 10th Feb 2006
Location: USA -- Somewhere
Posted: 10th Feb 2006 23:13
I need to do some school interview thing...for my career success and management class.

The teacher want's us to interview someone in a field we find interesting..for me this is computer programming.

I went googling and found this site and decided to see if anyone could help me out.

All I need is for someone to answer a few questions, kinda a lot actually..

Task and Responsibilities
What are several of your normal job duties?
Values
What values are important for this career?
Date-People-Things
Do you work mostly with data, people, or things? Explain.
Work Environment
Do you usually work indoors or outdoors?
Do you usually work sitting at a desk, standing, or on the move?
How much noise is there in the work area?
Is your work dangerous in any way?
If your work is dangerous, in what ways is it dangerous?
Work Hours
What are you normal working hours?
How often do you work overtime?
Do you ever work nights or weekends?
Aptitudes and Abilities
What aptitudes(have a knack for something) and abilities are needed for your career?
Education and Training
What are the education and training requirements to enter and advance in your career area?
Salary and Fringe Benefits
What is the average beginning salary for someone in your career?
How much does the average person earn after five years?
How much do the most successful people earn after ten years?
What types of fringe benefits(things like health insurance and paid vacations) do workers in your career usually receive?
Perokreco
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Joined: 5th Apr 2005
Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Posted: 11th Feb 2006 01:37
Do you usually work sitting at a desk, standing, or on the move?
How much noise is there in the work area?
Is your work dangerous in any way?
If your work is dangerous, in what ways is it dangerous?
Common you could have skipped the stupid ones.
Megaton Cat
21
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Joined: 24th Aug 2003
Location: Toronto, Canada
Posted: 11th Feb 2006 01:44
I'm an international celeberty, interview me.

Megaton Cat
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Joined: 24th Aug 2003
Location: Toronto, Canada
Posted: 11th Feb 2006 03:32
I have taken it into my own hands:

Quote: " What are several of your normal job duties?s"

1) Annoy the resident population
2) Promote cats

Quote: " What values are important for this career?"


Kitten Cats. Lots of them.

Quote: " Do you work mostly with data, people, or things? Explain."


Read above.

Quote: " Do you usually work indoors or outdoors?"


I work in a Mars base where strange things are happening...

Quote: " How much noise is there in the work area?"


The noobs won't shutup.

Quote: " If your work is dangerous, in what ways is it dangerous?"


It's perfectly safe.

Quote: " What are you normal working hours?"


I am not allowed to answer this question.

Quote: " How often do you work overtime?"


Right now actually.

Quote: " What is the average beginning salary for someone in your career?"


9 Noobs a week.

Quote: " How much does the average person earn after five years?"


Many newbs.

Quote: " How much do the most successful people earn after ten years?"


$4.45

Quote: " What types of fringe benefits(things like health insurance and paid vacations) do workers in your career usually receive?"


I'll put it this way: If you die, you get a free funeral.

Thanks for having me, end of interview.

Ssenkrad
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Location: USA -- Somewhere
Posted: 11th Feb 2006 05:21
Quote: "Common you could have skipped the stupid ones."


Lol true, but I just felt like copying the paper I was given to fill out.

Quote: "I have taken it into my own hands:"


*laughs mildly*

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