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How many Lemmy users are non-technical background?
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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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I don't have a tech background, currently doing museum security, that's all. Super enjoyable work. This community is nice, I only lurked in reddit.
Gotta be a little stressful when rambunctious kids are near fragile exhibits. π
It's ok, kids actually behave better than some adults. π©
Ainβt that the truth (Iβm a former cop).
Former but I'm sure always one at heart. π© Museum security is probably one of the best places I ever got on my job, before I did [redacted] security... [Redacted], and praying to lord that shit wouldn't hit the fan on my shift. π I seriously love my job rn. It's slow when there are no schools, I get to actually learn a lot on the job (because tours) and polish my English while getting paid. π Anyway have my utmost best regards. π© Edit: Redacted some stuff for privacy sake.