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Welcome to Automox's Insiders podcast, your behind-the-scenes look into Automox, hosted by Maddie Regis. This podcast will introduce you to the creative and dedicated individuals driving the progress of our product. Each episode uncovers the unique stories, insights, and experiences of the people working behind the product. Join Maddie as she uncovers the human stories at the heart of Automox's technological innovation.

Noah Brandon, CEO of Unitech Training Academy, joins Discover Lafayette to discuss his mission to make education accessible to all. Noah graduated from the College of Business at UL-Lafayette and then went on to earn his MBA from Brown University and the Instituto de Empresa in Madrid Spain. Unitech Training Academy is a growing education institution that was originally founded by Noah's mother, Deanna Head, in 1997, initially offering a Certified Nursing Assistant program. Today, the institution has six campuses across the state, online classes, and two early learning centers in Lafayette and Alexandria. Noah is an advocate for all post-secondary educational offerings and is active with One Acadiana's Workforce Development Strategy to ensure that local employers can find skilled workers that fit market needs. Unitech staff partner with their students at Unitech to ensure that the soft skills needed to stay employed are learned while training for their new career. "There is a universal truth among all hiring managers: they want to hire people who make their lives easier, not harder. So when you're interviewing for a job, your goal is not to tell them how great you are. Your job is to convince them that you are the answer to their problems and you'll make their job easier." The majority of students at Unitech are studying allied health field courses. Classes offered include Dental Assisting, EKG/Phlebotomy technician, Medical Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, medical billing and coding, as well as Massage Therapy, IT Technician, IT Support Specialist, and Early Childhood Ancillary Certificate. At any given time there are approximately 1100 students enrolled in what Noah calls a "rolling program of enrollment" that allows students to start classes each Monday. Noah's mom, Deanna, created this model to allow students to start a new career and obtain an education as soon as possible. Unitech held its first graduation for the Unitech Leadership and Development Institute in October 2023. Noah is active in the community and serves as President of the Board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana. He was honored in 2022 as an Acadiana Top 20 under 40 Award Recipient. Noah Brandon spoke of his understanding of the importance of intentionality when dealing with others. Most of us carry around fears and insecurities, and it can show in our actions if people don't know us. Especially as you move up the career ladder. Our insecurities can shape how people size us up. We may be shy but it can come off as aloofness. People may think, "You're the guy in charge....you're not supposed to be insecure!' He believes that if you look at people with love instead of fear, it really changes the whole dynamic. "If I look at others and give them the benefit of the doubt.....it becomes so much easier to interact with people." For more information on Unitech Training Academy, please visit https://unitechta.edu/ or https://www.facebook.com/UnitechTrainingAcademy/

If you have a sweet tooth. . . you're going to "knead" to listen to this episode!  Self-taught cake artist and TikTok baking star Robert Lucas joins Tyler and Wells to chat about his viral, jaw-dropping confections, quitting his day job as an IT Technician to pursue his passion, and nailing it as a judge on Netflix's "The Big Nailed It! Baking Challenge."  Plus, batter up for a pie vs. cake debate, tips and tricks for baking a simple but delish cake, and Wells reveals how many pumpkin pies his wife can go through . . . it's a pretty impressive number!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parts Talk is joined by experienced IT Technician and Software Creator, Phil Walker, who takes us through the evolution of technology and its impact on dealerships and garages throughout the years.Listen to how much mechanic are needed and how much life has to offer if they take this career seriously.Podcasts are uploaded weekly.For visual watchers, you can find the full podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVuGaou_R3VhVy_51jjp6IAIf you want me to continue making videos like these, please donate to our paypal account: paypal.me/partsmanagerproFollow me on Instagram for more updates: https://www.instagram.com/partsmanagerpro/Disclaimer: These episodes are for educational and entertainment purposes only. Please do not go out and harass anyone.

In this episode I get an email from a viewer asking a question about tips to how he can learn to code while working as an IT Technician. This is a very similar situation to my story as I was also in IT so I thought this would be a great opportunity to talk more about this and some of my advice. Hope this helps others out there as well! Please don't hesitate to email me any of your questions as well, I would love to answer them here on the podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saylesss/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/saylesss/support

Join us for a great show as Abid Patel shares his journey in the tech world by moving from IT Technician, IT Director, Google Innovator and Innovator Academy Coach. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myedtechlife/support

Guest: Rebecca Latimer, IT Technician, Hibbing Public Schools Hosts: Tom Bridge - @tbridge777 Marcus Ransom - @marcusransom Charles Edge - @cedge318 Sponsors: VMWare Workspace One Watchman Monitoring If you're interested in sponsoring the Mac Admins Podcast, please email podcast@macadmins.org for more information. Get the latest about the Mac Admins Podcast, follow us on Twitter! We're @MacAdmPodcast!

Starlight Broadcasting was born from a small Internet Radio Station called Starlight UK Radio back in 2011, which initially was created as a pastime for myself using very basic free downloadable software.Although there were gaps between tracks and further gaps between microphone (as the software was not built for this) It started to get quite a good following playing a mixture of music from 1950 till 2011 but mainly Motown and Northern Soul.The latter part of 2011 things really started coming together, I met Paul Gordon a former IT Technician for the computer company Hewlett Packard. He had listened to the station and his first words to me were “You sound like two tin cans connected with a piece of string” I knew from the start It was the beginning of a brilliant working relationship as he was exactly like me pull no punches and say it as it is.Things quickly moved on, we registered Starlight UK Radio, getting proper domains and most of all installing a good basic broadcasting software programme with a proper server and outside links to the station. From then on things just got better. A major milestone was hit when the station was getting picked up in the USA.https://starlightbroadcasting.co.uk/

You can learn a lot from a professional expat.  Linda Kennedy  qualifies as that.  Her stories delight and inform and will help you think through the ins and outs of an international move -- from making friends, to dealing with culture shock, to being a happy trailing spouse. Bio Today’s guest is Linda Kennedy. She is a retired IT Technician and a passionate member of Toastmasters International. Through Toastmasters, Linda specialises in helping people gain confidence and grow their communication and leadership skills. Linda was born in Brooklyn and lived between the US and Europe because of her military parents. She has lived abroad throughout her life – Germany with her family and then ex-husband, France to attend the Sorbonne and Belgium to work for her company who opened an office in Brussels. As a child, she had to learn German and Spanish. She fell in love with French in middle school and decided to make it her major when entering university. Through it all she has learned that living outside of your home country broadens your perspective on life and gives you a greater appreciation of the world. She can’t wait to share her insights with you.

Multimedia and IT Technician In the series « Tell me about your job. » I am joined today at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), the primary airport serving the Greater Los Angeles Area by Jon, a multimedia and IT technician. Jon has been doing this job for the last three years and appears to like his job immensely due to many aspects, including the chance to travel the world. I caught Jon between flights from Los Angeles to Singapore during his busy work schedule. The roles and responsibilities for the job of Multimedia and IT Technician are :   MAIN DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: IT support tasks : -  Act as a point of contact for fault reporting and diagnose faults where possible; -  Test and install software providing user training where appropriate; -  Maintain the hardware and software ledgers; order consumables and other equipment; -  Arrange routine maintenance to hardware and software; -  Set up and maintain the computers ; Act as a focal point for client needs – Wifi / Server / Printers / Software Control room technician – projecting PPT. Presentations, video and audio. Password / access control in liaison with the dedicated helpdesk.  Audio Visual support tasks : There is also a requirement to liaise closely with local internet providers / points of contacts in situ. Listen to Jon explaining some of the aspects of his job that he prefers and enjoys and some he doesn't (maybe). He also talks about some of the issues that he has had to face, alongside the solutions that he is in charge of on a daily basis. He also lists some of the qualities required to do his job well and the particular contexts that these qualities come in useful for. He appears to be in the right job for him though.

In this episode I have a conversation with Rober Collcott, A IT Technician, First Line Engineer & Microsoft 365 Specialist. We discuss the key skills for entering the information technology field. PSA: I’m looking for someone to help me edit/produce the show. This is a volunteer position using Adobe Audition to process about 2 hours … Continue reading "SAS 047 – Key Skills For Entering IT with Robert Collcott"

Behind the Door - Season 2 Episode 9 - Shadows and Teeth "We only needed one David in this house, anyway." Welcome to another episode of Behind the Door, where we take a behind the scenes look into our story and chat with the author and actor who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Baylea Hart, the transformative author of S2E9 "Shadows and Teeth". Also joining us is Cassie Pertiet, our resident graphic artist who created the episode artwork for the story and also designed The Grey Rooms website. Leash laws are in effect while listening.  Featuring: Baylea Hart - Author Cassie Pertiet - Artist Jason Wilson - Executive Producer Brooks Bigley - Host Artwork by Cassie Pertiet   For more information on Baylea Hart, visit her website at www.bayleahart.com, follow her on Twitter at @bayleahart, or like her Author page on Facebook. Describing herself as an "IT Technician by day, horror writer by night and a reader everywhere in between", Baylea Hart wrote and directed a short horror film in 2013, won an award for a short story in 2015, and published several more stories before releasing her first novel, The Log House, in 2018. The Log House is available in the UK in paperback or on Kindle: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Log-House-Baylea-Hart/dp/1911586467 The Log House is available in the USA in paperback or on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/Log-House-Baylea-Hart-ebook/dp/B078RSNMR7 The Log House is available on Nook: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/log-house-baylea-hart/1129475071 Baylea appreciates slow burn horror and prefers a more subdued and steady approach instead of in-your-face scariness. When not reading books by Paul Tremblay, Andrew Michael Hurley, or other literary horror authors, Baylea can be found talking to the skull on her mantelpiece. Its name is Percy and it has a removable brain. Baylea says it was meant to be used for teaching... Sweet.   EXTRA STUFF • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is pretty active there. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2020

Today we introduce you to Mark Compton (A47964) from Savannah, Georgia. Mark is an IT Technician and serves as the Match Director for the annual Sand Gnat Challenge and the 2020 Georgia State Championship. He is a Marksman in Enhanced Service Pistol (ESP) and Stock Service Pistol (SSP) and has been an IDPA member since 2011. This Episode is brought to you by: Use these Links to Support Unload and Show Clear Our goal is to visit matches around the country to meet more amazing people and share their stories. Your support can help us meet that goal. Become a Patron of the Show Listen on RadioPublic Buy Unload and Show Clear Stickers Buy Unload and Show Clear T-Shirts Shop at Amazon. Shop at GunMagWarehouse. Shop at ShootSteel.com Shop for everyday cigar deals at Cigar Page Get Regular Refills Coffee Subscriptions at the Dunkin' Donuts Shop! Join the Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network Get in Touch Visit our Contact page and leave us a message! Please tell your friends about us, leave an iTunes review, and like us on Facebook Join our Facebook group for fans of Unload and Show Clear Follow us on Twitter @UnloadC And search for us on Instagram Check Out More at Our Website Subscribe and Listen Apple Podcasts / iTunes RadioPublic TuneIn Stitcher Spotify CastBox.fm Overcast

In today’s show I have the opportunity to speak with Will Courson.  He is a listen who is an IT Technician in the process of transition to a SysAdmin role.  Will’s story is a great example of how to get started and progress in your IT career. If you want to contact me you can … Continue reading "SAS 027 – Interview with IT Technician Will Courson"

In 2017, Sasha was working as an IT Technician for one of the country's biggest NHS Trusts when it was hit by the WannaCry ransomware attack. In this podcast, Sasha explains how she predicted the cyberattack, and fills Alex in on just how bad the state of the NHS's IT Systems are, including their bizarre use of an outdated 80s technology.

Even if you're not in DuClaw Brewing's distribution area, you probably know about Sweet Baby Jesus, their chocolate peanut butter porter.  It's DuClaw's flagship beer and it's sought after across the country. DuClaw's head brewer Brandon Stanko joined the brewery as in IT Technician and worked his way up the ranks.  He joins us this week to talk about their beers, hop guns, Maryland's weird beer laws, and to share some tips for homebrewers on brewing a chocolate peanut butter beer. Christopher Glenn joined in the studio this week to talk about his non-profit, The Bottle Share.  A charity supporting the people working in the craft beer industry in times of need.  He shares the story of how The Bottle Share came to be and how the organization helps others. Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast 151 Guests: Brandon Stanko, DuClaw Brewing | Christoper Glenn, The Bottle Share Topic: DuClaw Brewing Co. and The Bottle Share Episode Guide Guest Introductions | 00:30 Sweet Baby Jesus | 1:05 Week in review | 3:08 Beers of the week | 6:10 Sweet Baby Java | 11:39 Espresso in a Hop Gun | 11:50 Dry hopping and proteins | 13:45 History of DuClaw | 14:45 Baltimore beer scene | 16:15 Awards stacked on awards | 17:38 DuClaw's bread and butter | 19:50 The Bottle Share | 22:47 Homebrew tips from Brandon | 28:15 Brewing with Lupulin powder | 29:35 Dirty Little Freak: "There is no safe word" | 33:43 "Randalling" with a French press | 35:59 "Sour Me This" series | 37:05 DuClaw moving to all cans | 38:30 DuClaw 2019 releases | 41:33

"People who didn’t make it or who are not known, have the most interesting stories." Saeed Alnofeli With a life book called “Never Lose Hope” you most probably went in life through plenty ups and downs. I had Saeed Alnofeli on my Podcast - He is Venture Creation Manager at Sheraa Entrepreneurship Center, Co-Founder of Maia Systems and a very valuable colleague of mine. What most fascinates me about him is his different perspective on entrepreneurship and how to tackle problems in the field of creative thinking. He is Emirati, and to be honest, he has a non-typical Emirati approach towards creative thinking and entrepreneurship. His character is shaped in particular through his stay abroad - in his teens, he lived for 8 years in the UK. With that life experience from the western mindset going back to UAE, he brought a different perspective in the fields of entrepreneurship but also as tech-co-founder for a system which can be described as the Fitbit for Camels. Saeed is all about turning negativity into strength and that what shaped his whole life. He chooses 5 chapters in his Chapters of My Life Book called “Never Lose Hope” Chapter 1 called “Foundation" where he explains his simple life while growing up in UAE, in a country back in the 80/90s. The core that shaped his life is about Chapter 2 and it’s all about his 8 years living abroad in the UK. His life to adapt to a more western lifestyle, while living in a very multicultural city. His passion for football helped him to find plenty of friends, be well integrated, though he also realised over time UK education system also has his drawbacks for him personally. He named Chapter 3 “Transition” where he describes his first few years being back in his home country in UAE. Aim for him was to build himself up, climbing a corporate ladder till 2008 - where the economic crisis unintentionally triggered a massive wake up call in his life. His reality check at 2008 uncovered a massive debt crisis - that was the beginning of Chapter 4 in his life called “ Challenging Transition”. From 2008 he learned a lot about himself, in particular how to overcome these setbacks and how to start completely from scratch. Working full time, while studying at the same time, Saeed created a multi-year plan to get out of debts, but also to connect his culture, interest in technology which basically lead to his current Startup. After several jobs among as IT Technician, Engineer and team leader his past work experience, interest in entrepreneurship falling into place and merged. Chapter 5 called "Rise Up" and it’s all about his life as educator at Sheraa Entrepreneurship Center in Sharjah but also as co-founder of Maia Systems - an IT and Networking solutions business which among others currently focused also on Camel systems - a Fitbit for Camels, in other words, combining his interest in technology and entrepreneurship with his culture. Alright, shall we, let’s kickstart this long conversation with a truly inspiring tech entrepreneur from UAE with his Chapters Of My Life Book “ Never Lose Hope”. —————————————————- CHAPTERS OF MY LIFE BOOK TITLE: Never Lose Hope CHAPTERS: 1 Foundation 2 The Core 3 Transition 4 Challenging Transition 5 Rise Up —————————————————— You can find more about Saeed on his Business Website http://www.maiasystems.com/, on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/saeed-alnofeli-38b2a231/ and on Sheraa Sharjah Entrepreneurship Centre Website www.sheraa.ae. All links are in the show notes. Alright, a tech entrepreneur with the passion to transform an Entrepreneurship ecosystem with a mindset of never losing hope. So folks, who else do you want to hear? Leave some comments, what did you like most from this podcast, which chapters of other entrepreneurs, athletes, innovators or changemakers do you wanna hear in the future? Leave a comment or drop me a message on social media. You can find me on Instagram and twitter @bydanielludwig

It being just past Halloween, November was a horror month at Fringe. Our first reader was Baylea Hart who describes herself as an IT Technician by day, horror writer by night and a reader everywhere in between. She has a BA in creative writing from Bath Spa University and enjoys watching people grow slightly white after reading her stories. Her short story, "Jack in the Box", won the 2015 Bristol Horror Writing Competition and her film, Behind the Door, won a Top 50 spot in the Bloody Cuts “Who’s There?” competition and has over 500,000 views on YouTube. Baylea read from her novel, The Log House, which will be available from Unbound very shortly. BristolCon Fringe is a monthly reading series produced by the BristolCon Foundation. For further details see our Venue and Schedule pages.

We recorded the debut episode of Kennings & Cantrips on location at LibertyCon XXX! We even managed to con five of our author friends into joining us. Due to the length of the recording, we chose to give each author their own episode. Episode 1.2 features Daniel Humphreys, IT Technician and author of A Place […] The post Episode 1.2 – On Location at LibertyCon XXX with Daniel Humphreys appeared first on Kennings and Cantrips.

This 1 hour course is designed to provide basic and advanced knowledge in the use of social media during investigations. Social media can be a gold mine of information for investigators who know how to properly access and explore cyber space for information. This course is designed for commissioned private investigators or non-commissioned investigators required to gather information for court presentations. Additional material has been added and updates have been made to the original presentation. In addition, attendees will be provided with a host of tool and resources to assist them with their investigations. JJ Goulbourne is currently the IT Manager for the Barry Lawrence Regional Library and has been with the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office for the past 10 years. Prior to that, he was with the Christian County Prosecutor’s Office as an Investigator and System Administrator. He previously worked for the Greene County Prosecutor’s Office for 5 years as System Administrator and 1 of 3 Investigators, and a Reserve Deputy with the Greene County Sheriff’s Office assigned to the Training Division as a Firearms Instructor. He spent 4 years as an IT Technician with the Greene County Information Systems Department. He has a total of 23 years law enforcement experience. He is a Military Veteran with 16 years Military experience.