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Posted by Ford James in Tech
Tech makes the world go round. Even though it may be second nature to you, chances are that you use some form of tech at work that others will find interesting. So we want you to tell us about it! In 50 words or more, explain how you use tech in your job. Rewards will be favoured for the most in-depth explanations, along with the most obscure or specialised tech.
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So I am a full time graphics designer. In my role, tech is very much a dependant item to use for me. I use a MacBook Pro with the Apple mouse and keyboard to create all the content needed for my role. I’m not sure if the bounty includes programmes at all but the whole Adobe suite is used on a daily as well as Figma and even some ai like ChatGPT to help shorten content. For idea generation, my Apple iPad with the ipencil is perfect for jotting Down quick notes and also brainstorming ideas and sketching them out!
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I don't really use much tech in my job pushing trolleys
So this black wheel that's different from all the other wheels is a locking wheel and it will lock if someone tries to take the trolley outside of the car park.
There's a wire that runs out of the building into the ground and then completely around the car park, it's known as a locking loop and once someone tries to take a trolley passed this the wheel detects this and locks. There's a small device that we can use that sends the signal to the wheel to unlock it again. The wheel runs on a long life battery and usually what happens when the battery dies is that it kinda partially locks which is a bit of a pain but luckily it doesn't happen often.
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I work in oncology within the NHS so rely heavily on various pieces of technology to carry out my job.
From the basic computers for documenting patient records, to the more complex (and numerous) IT systems those records are stored on that communicate with the wider healthcare sector, including GP surgeries, pharmacies and health centres.
In terms of direct patient care, some seriously expensive equipment is used. Radiotherapy linear accelerator machines, an array of different scanning machines (MRI, CT, XRAY, ULTRASOUND) are all used to help establish a diagnosis and a corresponding plan best suited to a patients cancer location and staging.
The NHS would be nothing without tech!
HI PEOPLE 😊
l’m work in transportation in a Laboratory in Germany 🇩🇪 and l use old and new technology
that mean l use paper and pen for to trace a better drive plan everyday and of course don’t forget to give the right deliver box
Also in my driving time l’m use my USB memory for to hear audiobooks and YouTube videos that l was downloaded and converted in MP3 Files
l’m sure that is many more ways to improve tech tricks to make the work time better , easier and efficient
but this is my daily routine
God bless you all 🤗
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Low profile web developer here with minimalism and speed as priority on every project, i use to trust open source tech to obtain the quality i'm looking for , thanks to technologies provided by Nginx, Bootstrap, JsDelivr, i've managed to stay alive over 12 years in the business.
Recently i've adopted and implemented artificial intelligence to support me, and for error correction taking advantage of the speed and time saving.
