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Originally Posted by ghettopro
(little off topic dont kill me)
55wpm?
not trying to be rude but isnt that a little low?
me and friends of mine type at like 70-80wpm..
and thats just from time and a simple keyboard class....
oh well...55 is still good tho..
55wpm?
not trying to be rude but isnt that a little low?
me and friends of mine type at like 70-80wpm..
and thats just from time and a simple keyboard class....
oh well...55 is still good tho..
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80wpm is pretty fast, but at what cost of accuracy? besides, wpm is no indication of productivity or how skilled you are at using a word processor. i'm a graphic designer and i've never had to put how fast i can type on a resume. its just a number stating "yes i learned to type"
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Originally Posted by meGrimlock
80wpm is pretty fast, but at what cost of accuracy? besides, wpm is no indication of productivity or how skilled you are at using a word processor. i'm a graphic designer and i've never had to put how fast i can type on a resume. its just a number stating "yes i learned to type"
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Found a job as a Production Graphic Artist, but it fell through! Corporate office decided to but the job on hold indefinitely. Oh well, I found a job @ a local plant (< 6 miles) that I worked at before, start that monday... running a machine that cuts out metal shelves w/ a laser.
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Originally Posted by Jackelope
Found a job as a Production Graphic Artist, but it fell through! Corporate office decided to but the job on hold indefinitely. Oh well, I found a job @ a local plant (< 6 miles) that I worked at before, start that monday... running a machine that cuts out metal shelves w/ a laser.
Watch yer fingers!
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^ yep, got rubber gloves and wrist guards for that 
actually a pretty cool machine, only part of the job I dread, driving the forklift (get your own raw metal) - I hate those things
and I gotta a couple of nibbles on selling my car, sure hate to see it go
actually a pretty cool machine, only part of the job I dread, driving the forklift (get your own raw metal) - I hate those things
and I gotta a couple of nibbles on selling my car, sure hate to see it go
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Originally Posted by Jackelope
Found a job as a Production Graphic Artist, but it fell through! Corporate office decided to put the job on hold indefinitely.
^^ I start this Job Tomorrow! ^^
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Temp lady sent message from my new employer - "be prepared to work a lot of hours right from the start" - so... hopefully will keep the speed, probably leave the For Sale signs in the windows for a couple of weeks... AND my wife is going today to see bout getting a pt job @ UGA... so that should help (she grads in June, so full time then...)
heck, maybe i can actually start back down the modd'n trail... single runner manifold... upgraded SMIC... blah blah
... and i'm gonna start pressuri'n my father-in-law some more about redoing the '92, figured if i just start tak'n it apart, that should get him going haha.
heck, maybe i can actually start back down the modd'n trail... single runner manifold... upgraded SMIC... blah blah
... and i'm gonna start pressuri'n my father-in-law some more about redoing the '92, figured if i just start tak'n it apart, that should get him going haha.
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