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Since the poll was for "TMC member", I'm afraid I've contaminated the data pool for "average Tesla driver" -- I guess I'm a "Model 3 driver-in-waiting". :tongue:I'm also curious to see who an average Tesla driver is.
Your post is a little over the top. The rest of your post is opinion based about OP and that's fine, but this generalization isn't true.Marketing/Sales people do because they have inflated ego's.
It reminds me a bit of this:OK...so your poll needs a bit of refinement....I have a college degree in engineering and applied physics, but am not an engineer or physicist. I am in the sciences, however.
I'm also a little confused by the first two options. What does it mean to be a "professional" engineer, as distinct from working in the field... your job title contains the word "engineer"? And what is considered engineering here? Software, hardware, electrical, structural, civil, aerospace, bio, mechanical, sanitation, social?
(Probably just self-identified by asking detailed questions...
Categorizing people, who are inherently complex individuals, is limiting.
And it's easier to criticize than solve a problem. What are your suggestions for additional categories? I was simply trying to get a breakdown/make-up of our forum members - by asking THEM to categorize themselves. Not judging by any means.
Uhm... no. You made up the categories.
Yea - thanks for the help "YOHAN from NORWAY".
You're welcome "CHRIS from FLORIDA".
I'm in Drammen right now. Chris, maybe I can talk Johan into suggesting better categories?
Ok whoever redoes this poll with more categories, don't forget: entertainer, athlete, beggar, trustafarian, retired, and "none of your darned business"
Just interesting to recount: most common question to come up at first meeting in U.S. - What do you do?
Spent 5 years in UK where that would be rude. More likely to ask where you holiday... and then make subtle inquiries through mutual acquaintances
Very true. In the U.S. it's rare to make it through a five minute introduction without hearing a variant of "What kind of work do you do?", and it usually comes in the first minute or two.