Do u find it hard to keep up with all this new technology now aday refering to ?
By laken02
@laken02 (3065)
United States
January 21, 2012 7:34am CST
from above q - refering to online life as well as off ? if i may say this, here is my thing, i get distracted very easily refering to online espically with my great e-mail (hotmail ) i love it .. however i need to leanr a few tricks of trade , so any secrets [please ) share thanks im only looking for tips like really easy and simple
i am not really dumb so to speak at all, however , i did give up a great job not
so long ago because of technology.. yikes ,
the job was a simple very easy job , i had to lean quickly how technology worked
before that i had to lean there comp set up, ok like learn there codes to be input
in the computer wow , however i caught on vwey quickly and did great with that...
however my mom to save gas, got this job together and she knew zip nothing about
comps at all only few basic things i had taught her, and basicay because she had little knowledge they fired her the next day so to speak.. and why i think because
she was what is called a non trainable employee which means she had great intentions
but however she was not willing to learn at times, however she did kinda try her best
i was watchibg her as i worked.. she wanted to keep this job becuase at her age it 64 is hard to gewt a job espically a sit down one... however
i dont blame the co at all.. sher did not work out so the temp agency nicely let her go..
so back to my q= ?
first do u consider yourself a trainable person? and why? please take time and go into detail..
next
wjhat is the worst for u online tech or things such as i pods. calcuater, math, history, any technonlgy, wow computer, unbalanced bank accounts.. typing fast, or
just everday simple stuff. ?
cant wait to hear your views,,,
laken god bless u
2 responses
@coffeebreak (17797)
• United States
22 Jan 12
If I had to learn something to earn a living, yes I can do that. I knew nothing and started my way up until I learned lot of good things. However....for things for "personal "use or the new gadgets and hand held stuff.. I have not use for it so it is hard for me to learn. I admittedly don't want to learn it. I am doing fine without it and know how much enjoyment is to be had the "old fashioned" way that people these days are missing out on. My daughter calls me the poster child for the Technologically Challenged. I am stil on a data only cell phone and have no desire to upgrade...nothing I need on the new ones!
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@laken02 (3065)
• United States
22 Jan 12
Hi ty for responding.. i am alot like u i want to go back in time myself instead of forward.. right now me nor my husband have a cell phone.. my mom does she's older.. we had problems finding each other at our super walmart. so we now have
a time limit and when one is ready to go and so on we make a plan to meet usualy at the inside subway works perfect. i do not even know what an i pad is nor do iwant one sorry that just me like u i dont care to learn ..lol no biggie i will probable never get one..i like plain and simple the eaiser the better.. im currently trying a new technique with my dressing.. im currently looking for a demin bluejean jacket.. wow i really want one im kinda watching the good wills
cause i live really close.. i am currently losing my weight back to almost my size in high school wow i graduated in 1988.. i still have a ways to go but im just eating healthy good tasting foods i eat what i want i just substute things hear and there..
ty for responding
God bless u hun
@megamatt (14290)
• United States
23 Jan 12
Funnily enough, I think that while I am aware of a lot of the new technology and likely am going to be able to use it, if it is explained to me, there is still a lot of it that is going to make our heads spin. That is rather the thing about technology, it is rather moving rather fast. Just when you learn one thing these days, there are about five more things fresh on the market that are the rage.
Then again, that is just the nature of life. I'm not quite the point where I grumble about this dang fangled technology and about how these things have too many buttons, but I think that people are going to approach that point much younger than ever before. The generational gap is something that is astonishing. There are just a lot of things that I remember that were the thing years ago, that no one talks about. I can learn it, but it just seems like you can barely catch your breath anymore.
