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This entry was posted on 3/26/2010 2:23 PM and is filed under Product/Business.

Once in a while I teach English as a second language. I really enjoy it and it's cool because I don't have to decide what to teach, the school provides slide shows. I've never had a problem until today. The subject was project management software and I had no clue about this topic. The cool thing was that by the time we got through the slides I did have at least an idea of what one could do with this software. I just hope I faked it well enough for the students.

 

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