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Just got back from pronouncing a <2mo old. Less than six hours in thus shift, and I'm ready to chuck it and GTFH.
What are you going to do in the event that a massive solar discharge fries all the GPS satellites? <_<
I use GPS all the time.
I push the search by voice button on my Droid. And say "Navigate to <address>"
2 seconds later it's there and we don't have to confuse Oak St and Red Oak Ct.
I'm a job :censored::censored::censored::censored::censored:.
Been looking at dispatch jobs nearby me to get better hours (and not have to do a 2 hour commute) so that I can go back to school.
Drop in pay, and not in the field, but we'll see...
Yeah. I wants the monies!
I don't know how?
Then they'd actually have to provide us with up to date mapbooks that weren't missing random pages and teach employees how to read a map.
In the interest of full disclosure, I do not know how to read a map and have not seen the need to. I have GPS. GPS works.
A couple places in my area have you take a class on how to read and use the map book followed by a test that you have to pass. It's a 6 hour class.
But for my specific location I don't have to take that class. I would love to be able to use GPS but I do believe that everyone should know how to use the map. If your GPS breaks and you don't have cell service then you are in for a wonderful time lol
I live in a large metropolitan area. I always have cell service.
Hmmm. My old EMT teacher nominated me for some kind of award. :huh:
Congrats!