Curious: what do our deaf members do for a living?

gemma said:
linux writes beautifully and very sensually! I love reading his steamy poems. You should be able to find some of them here on ad- it has gotten many of us quite steamed up! :giggle:
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Not exactly the kinda poems I had in mind.
 
Gemma said:
Linux writes beautifully and very sensually! I love reading his steamy poems. You should be able to find some of them here on AD- it has gotten many of us quite steamed up! :giggle:
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Agreed. And his non-erotica is very beautiful, as well.
 
Graphic Designer/Web Designer/Data Entry Clerk/Game Master

But What I really Want is to be Video Game Designer with Bachelor of Science in Game Art and Design.
 
I work for one of the largest health insurance company. I have a dual role at the job which are - processing the transactions and also being an Quality Control Auditor. Basically, My main responsibility is to catch the errors and to correct it. I also have to enroll new members (to assign them to different types of areas of enrollments) and to update the existing members's cases that are listed in the medicare system.
 
Jolie77 said:
I work for one of the largest health insurance company. I have a dual role at the job which are - processing the transactions and also being an Quality Control Auditor. Basically, My main responsibility is to catch the errors and to correct it. I also have to enroll new members (to assign them to different types of areas of enrollments) and to update the existing members's cases that are listed in the medicare system.
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at least that's better than this guy's job whose job is to find any fineprint errors to help insurance company to reject someone's coverage if it got too costly. :mad2:
 
Jiro said:
at least that's better than this guy's job whose is to find any fineprint errors to help insurance company to reject someone's coverage if it got too costly. :mad2:
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That is also true but even though, It does take a toll on the mentality because most of the time there are words that are easily overlooked. The common errors I find would be birthdates, SSN, Medicare Numbers, Addresses, so and on.

I have heard of proofreaders doing their job and if they overlook those errors, it can be catastrophic.
 
Jolie77 said:
I work for one of the largest health insurance company. I have a dual role at the job which are - processing the transactions and also being an Quality Control Auditor. Basically, My main responsibility is to catch the errors and to correct it. I also have to enroll new members (to assign them to different types of areas of enrollments) and to update the existing members's cases that are listed in the medicare system.
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You have a lot of responsibility on your shoulders. Good thing you have attention to detail. It shows in your posts. You always look beneath the surface.
 
jillio said:
You have a lot of responsibility on your shoulders. Good thing you have attention to detail. It shows in your posts. You always look beneath the surface.
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Thank You. When I first started working; I only did the transaction processing. I was bored out of my mind doing that. Ever since I took up the dual role as a Quality Control Auditor, It's been challenging and the task varies through out the day. It's fun, really but it also is mentally exhausting. It's something that I've enjoyed doing because I don't get to do repeating stuffs through the day.
 
Jolie77 said:
Thank You. When I first started working; I only did the transaction processing. I was bored out of my mind doing that. Ever since I took up the dual role as a Quality Control Auditor, It's been challenging and the task varies through out the day. It's fun, really but it also is mentally exhausting. It's something that I've enjoyed doing because I don't get to do repeating stuffs through the day.
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how is your work hour?
 
Jiro said:
how is your work hour?
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It varies. Most of the time it'd be from 6:30 am to 2 or 3 pm. Sometimes it'd go from 8 am to 3 pm. There are times when it gets really busy and that's when I'd end up working 10 hours a day, sometimes it runs up to 12 hours.
 
Jolie77 said:
I work for one of the largest health insurance company. I have a dual role at the job which are - processing the transactions and also being an Quality Control Auditor. Basically, My main responsibility is to catch the errors and to correct it. I also have to enroll new members (to assign them to different types of areas of enrollments) and to update the existing members's cases that are listed in the medicare system.
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pls hired me work for you :giggle: jk


I work at Bob evan's resturant for 4 yrs i do work for Kitchen Prep
 
Hubby and I own our business and it's called Purrfect Scents.

We make candles, car air fresheners, lavender sachets, rosehips and almost anything scented.

Purrfect Scents

I do a lot of sewing as well so I'm able to supplement our income with wholesale orders.
 
Feeling pretty embarrassed, I havent done much paid work, did chaining (as chainman for land surveyor for several years. Then worked in the gallery assistent in local art gallery (to change exhibition, BORING), work in the auto mechanic as a helping hand but never really took off -as no pay and they never really told me much (typical) so i left after a couple of months.
I studied and got a BA in Sociology, after that I tried computer technician work (repairing PC's virus removal, hardware fixing, did a couple of web-work, I got sick of it, i left computers too. so I am back in university now doing study towards a Masters, you can guess what in.
 
Grummer said:
Feeling pretty embarrassed, I havent done much paid work, did chaining (as chainman for land surveyor for several years. Then worked in the gallery assistent in local art gallery (to change exhibition, BORING), work in the auto mechanic as a helping hand but never really took off -as no pay and they never really told me much (typical) so i left after a couple of months.
I studied and got a BA in Sociology, after that I tried computer technician work (repairing PC's virus removal, hardware fixing, did a couple of web-work, I got sick of it, i left computers too. so I am back in university now doing study towards a Masters, you can guess what in.
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Still tipping up the Bailey's in your coffee, eh? :giggle:
 
I work as a Human Resources Specialist in a federal agency - mostly focus on staffing and classification. I've been here 4 and half years and love the work - wonderful recogntion and opportunities here. The commute stucks though - it's a hour and half to work ugh.
 
I have been Information Technology (IT) Professional with several different position for more than 15 years. I will become a Software Systems Developer as a promotion soon.

Also, I have been a web developer for several non-profit organizations and a few of the websites are going to be equipped with Drupal or CSS.
 
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