Lakebluestreaks;1080819 wrote:Fariwood, just out of curiosity, how many of your degrees actually are in your field of work, or what you used to do? I can't remember if you are still working or not. I have always been curious about people with multiple degrees and whether they actually transferred the degrees into what the chosen field of work is. Sorry for going off topic.
Thank you for asking an intelligent question. My undergraduate degrees are in political science, Spanish, education, and music. My graduate degrees are in Spanish, marketing, and management. My certificate is in software localization. The only area I have never used is political science. Every job I have ever had has required at least some of these skills except my first job which was being a professional figure skater with Holiday on Ice in Europe. I have jus
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show business. The name of the book is "Blazing Ice." You can check it out on amazon.com. I taught Spanish at Kent State and marketing at the U. of Akron and the U. of Cincinnati. I was also high school band director at Brunswick for a while. In my most recent job, I was manager of technical publications and software localization at a company that makes high-tech medical equipment. Then my health fell apart and I was forced to leave the company and go on disability.
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