It might well be the UN again, either way I shall not be departing.
It's a really great post, but sometimes the analysis required blows out the understanding - personally I think he's done a great job, but I still had to hit him up on discord to clarify a few points.
The beer money keeps trickling in, im super grateful!
So, if I may be so bold, what specifically did you do, or more to the point, what would you do again for the UN? Is it remote? Seems to me like you had to fly somewhere at least now and then before? Too murky to speculate on that, so I'll just let you answer or not. :)
With some technical stuff, I'm okay, depending on how it's explained. I feel like I can follow and understand these things, but it's not like i'm going to ever be the one who goes and figures it out, let alone explain it in a way most of us are going to understand. That's why I appreciate each explanation I get, because each time they get more clear.
A sharepoint admin was the role. Blame microshaft.
I shouldn't speak bad of the UN, the people I met there were top notch to be fair. Quitting was a life choice, and little to do with how I was treated.
4 months later STEEM took off and I felt vindicated - it is tough now though.