If someone with my very concrete skill-sets isn't totally barking up the wrong tree, I'm a #BikeMechanic with 3 years under my belt, have 3 years of #operations, #logistics, and #personnel management, #B2B client #management, customer service, and (depending on how Thursday's licensing exam goes) will be a certified EMT-B. I have a cumulative 3+ years behind the wheel of large cargo and passenger vans, with a fairly clean driving record.
My work history is full of naive, optimistic do-gooder work, and I'd like to keep it that way, but am at the point where my priorities are shifting to earning enough bread while conserving enough bandwidth to keep myself and my loved-ones comfortable. More naivety, no doubt, but an enby can dream.
Oh, more work history highlights:
I've worked as a #HistoricPreservationist with an emphasis on mortuary masonry. I am able to take on repair and maintenance work that requires a significant amount of research and referencing historic norms, past work, and document my work for future craftspeople. Even got a little sciencey when an intern set up a new cleaning experiment and left, where I took over the documentation of the new technique compared to the old technique compared to a control.
The point is, I've got a brain on me, I'm able to quickly adapt to new environments, processes, and modes of work, and I'm good at problem solving.
