anyone on this site a nurse?

[-Ariel-]

well I am now a network engineer and I am sick of it. computers suck

You would think sick suck even more, trust me.

 

[Smurfy]

I dont envision SketchRN as being very nurturing
just sayin

 

[chris302001]

We're not trying to be mean Sketch.......we just dont think its for you..... I mean....if I posted a thread saying I was tired of medicine and wanted to switch to law......I would HOPE that ya'll would do this for me....... [no 'ffense HR and Stefka and the Simpsons avi guy (i feel horrible for forgetting your name)]


EDIT: It's Eddy, right?

 

[drsketch]

I am good at computers just sick of them.

 

[chris302001]

I am good at computers just sick of them.

Is there something in computers that you could switch to, but have it be different enough that it feels like something else? That way your expertise doesnt go to waste?

 

[Smurfy]

I am good at computers just sick of them.

you do customer support right? thats kinda like customer service but with computer users. i presume the burnout rate is quite high? just dealing with people's stupidity all day.

anyways, i agree with chris.

 

[drsketch]

Is there something in computers that you could switch to, but have it be different enough that it feels like something else? That way your expertise doesnt go to waste?

ill probably just switch companies when the economy bounces back.. I am oncall this week with way little sleep so im a little crabby.

No I could do programming but I am better at break fix, network design, email, sql, etc.

 

[chris302001]

Here's what you should do.....get into setting up Electronic Medical Records for Dr's offices.......you wouldnt believe what it costs to set up!


Oh, and the best part about it, you can charge pretty much whatever the F you want for the labor/installation or whatever and the transfer of files. Dr's are typically pretty clueless about what things should cost.

 

[drsketch]

you do customer support right? thats kinda like customer service but with computer users. i presume the burnout rate is quite high? just dealing with people's stupidity all day.

anyways, i agree with chris.

customer support? no I really cant say exactly what I do but I manage email systems primarily exchange, databases primarily mssql, oracle, manage users through active directory, etc

 

[NEO1]

You don't need a nurse, just pull the singlet wedgie out yourself





Seriously, bad move. Tech is where it's at. Anything related to what you do that you might actually enjoy?

I'm getting sick of working on computers anyone here a nurse?