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prunesnprisms
1. YOU can fix one thing about your job. How do you effect your change?
Just like you, I get the big guy out of our day to day lives. Assuming I have ways to make it happen, I find him a dream task elsewhere. If we're talking things that might happen, I find us an intermediary between support and development. S/he'd have most of Andrew's knowledge and skills, have the ability to make minor code revisions, nd be able to help us better troubleshoot things like the recent Incremental issues. They'd also have Andrew's ayttention when they needed it, because he'd know they only bothered him when it was truly necessary.
2. Do you hear voices?
Not in the schitzophrenic sense of the word. I definitely have, for lack of a better word, different personalities in my own head that "talk" to me, and have wildly different reactions to events in my life. Sometimes they're quite loud, too.
3. How do you think you would handle living in a less information-saturated, low tech, non-hasty environment, for example, if you were transported back in time, or if there were a major technological breakdown in the future?
I think I'd love it. I don't process information quickly, and I find our pace of life, with everything coming at you all at once overwhelming. Give me a good once a week newspaper, and the time to read it, and I'm a happy woman. I'd much prefer having things that work more slowly, given that I was actually given the time to do what I needed to get done.
4. Carrots or broccoli?
Broccoli.
5. In one word, describe how you want to be perceived by others when you're old. (80+)
Entertaining
prunesnprisms1. YOU can fix one thing about your job. How do you effect your change?
Just like you, I get the big guy out of our day to day lives. Assuming I have ways to make it happen, I find him a dream task elsewhere. If we're talking things that might happen, I find us an intermediary between support and development. S/he'd have most of Andrew's knowledge and skills, have the ability to make minor code revisions, nd be able to help us better troubleshoot things like the recent Incremental issues. They'd also have Andrew's ayttention when they needed it, because he'd know they only bothered him when it was truly necessary.
2. Do you hear voices?
Not in the schitzophrenic sense of the word. I definitely have, for lack of a better word, different personalities in my own head that "talk" to me, and have wildly different reactions to events in my life. Sometimes they're quite loud, too.
3. How do you think you would handle living in a less information-saturated, low tech, non-hasty environment, for example, if you were transported back in time, or if there were a major technological breakdown in the future?
I think I'd love it. I don't process information quickly, and I find our pace of life, with everything coming at you all at once overwhelming. Give me a good once a week newspaper, and the time to read it, and I'm a happy woman. I'd much prefer having things that work more slowly, given that I was actually given the time to do what I needed to get done.
4. Carrots or broccoli?
Broccoli.
5. In one word, describe how you want to be perceived by others when you're old. (80+)
Entertaining