When I was a volunteer, I knew the priorities of the group I was working with, knew what our goals were, knew how I fit and what I was supposed to deliver.
so why, oh why can I never remember how to work iTunes?
Sunday 26 April 2015
It must be relative
When I was working, I had hundreds of clients in almost every job I had, and I knew them, what their business was, who was their main contact and any facts I needed to be useful to them.
When I was a volunteer, I knew the priorities of the group I was working with, knew what our goals were, knew how I fit and what I was supposed to deliver.
so why, oh why can I never remember how to work iTunes?
When I was a volunteer, I knew the priorities of the group I was working with, knew what our goals were, knew how I fit and what I was supposed to deliver.
so why, oh why can I never remember how to work iTunes?
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You're not doing it five days a week, that's why!
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It's a different kind of skill, eh what? Besides, iTunes is a bit of a puzzle anyway. And then again, you are getting to be pretty ancient. ;)
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