[rmedina]

Originally Posted by KevinC

Certified drawbridge oiler and amateur gynecologist.

[Dan B]

Originally Posted by mjr24

If I may ask first, why reply to a thread that’s 3 years old? SMH.

Because my question is still valid.

And yeah, my bad, I totally missed the date. Doh!

[Tman97]

Sector/industry: Commercial Insurance (claims)
Company size: 25k employees
How long you've worked there: 25 years
Number of direct reports: 7
Rough location in the world: Midwest
What you like about it (what does a good day look like): I get to work from home and have a high degree of autonomy to manage my team as I see fit.
What's your insider industry secret!: It's easier for insurance companies to actually pay your claims than deny them. We're not out to cheat everyone.
What you drive!! 2023 G20 M340i; 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara; 2010 Honda Accord

[Chihuahua]

Originally Posted by Patreon

One option is to start a side hustle or small business. Whether you're into crafting, graphic design, or coding, there's always a demand for freelancers with these skills.

Which skills? The amateur gynecology skills? You're saying one can get paid for this? Where do I apply?