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What do you do for work? Just passing time waiting for updates from Tesla :)
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spatterso911
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ER doc.
@jrhodesmd, I'm with you on the grim daily doses of humanity we experience at work.
I'm excited to be in such hi-tech company, and it now explains how the heck you guys pull out so much incredible information on something so esoteric to me as EV technology. I'm really enjoying my first class education here at TMC University!
@jrhodesmd, I'm with you on the grim daily doses of humanity we experience at work.
I'm excited to be in such hi-tech company, and it now explains how the heck you guys pull out so much incredible information on something so esoteric to me as EV technology. I'm really enjoying my first class education here at TMC University!
CyberDutchie
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I work for hi-tech company that's selling data storage systems. Ironically, I'm responsible for marketing these systems to the oil and gas vertical industry. They use them to store massive amounts of seismic survey data that needs to be processed and interpreted to know where to drill for oil.
Talkredius
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I'm an electrical engineer, working for SEW Eurodrive ( http://www.sew-eurodrive.com) as a local application / sales engineer.
For my customers I design and sell the components for the "electric drive/power train" of their machines
For my customers I design and sell the components for the "electric drive/power train" of their machines
How can I get my clients to buy your drives. All they want are these crappy Nord and Sterling gearmotors that are pieces of crap!
Talkredius
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Depends on the needs of your customers, it would be a pleasure for me to assist you via PM in any way
By the way SEW has a production factory and several assembly stations in the USA.
BYT_P1837
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I work for OPEC and my goal is to try to dismiss this whole EV movement.
OK, I joke, but only to bring to light that they may in fact be watching! I finally wondered away from the safety of the Model S forum to check out these others. I am also like many on here, an IT Director at a small private school in the Bay Area.
OK, I joke, but only to bring to light that they may in fact be watching! I finally wondered away from the safety of the Model S forum to check out these others. I am also like many on here, an IT Director at a small private school in the Bay Area.
bonnie
I play a nice person on twitter.
You can buy a battery-operated defib on amazon ... it even does the pacing automatically.
I know, I was just trying to find another use for this EV in the negociations with my better half (Honey, I can even use it for work!).
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bonnie
I play a nice person on twitter.
Speaking from personal experience, but from the receiving end of creative rationale ... the only thing that ever worked was, "but I want it". I'd hear all the reasons and say, "Just say you want it". Because that really was the reason.
Maybe we should start a 'creative reasons why I need a Model S' thread.
bonnie
I play a nice person on twitter.
Worked as a medicinal chemist at a big pharmaceutical company for 8 years, now I'm a research chemist at a (wait for it...) big oil company
Have you asked them yet if they'll install some EV chargers?
DuncanWatson
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I am a software engineer as well in the Seattle area. I am spread between embedded systems work and web services for same.
roblab
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I used to work at my job, then I retired. But I still go to work at my job. Its called retireded.
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