adding to the ol' resume.....

since the staff at my office has changed recently, i have taken on a few new roles. certainly this is commonplace at any small office like mine, but some of the new tasks are a little out of my area of expertise.

for example, the guy who used to handle our IT and network issues is no longer with us. so, i've become the resident "IT guy" around the office, even though my knowledge is very basic.

last week, i removed and replaced the hard drive for a computer.



i had no idea what i was doing, but fortunately, as you can see from my goofy face in the hard drive, it was a success! now i have a new skill to add to my resume.

i feel like, although i'm not a real "IT guy" (since i know nothing about IT, nor am i a guy), i can now relate to some of their complaints. i get asked to fix some ridiculous problems.



i bet law firms are always looking for lawyers who know how to dismantle a computer, if for no other reason then to hide evidence.

who says lawyers are unethical?? ;)

out.
- L