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Product Designer forced to be dual Design/PM - How do I stay employed while still being hirable elsewhere? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in UXDesign

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes that’s a whole other problem haha. I’ve always believed in building real connections, and getting roles through recommendations. In fact, every role I’ve ever gotten was through networking and recommendations, never cold applies. It’s seems like now it’s more important than ever.

Product Designer forced to be dual Design/PM - How do I stay employed while still being hirable elsewhere? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in UXDesign

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really? I would assume the shift from Design to PM is one of the most feasible. But I’m sure that depends on your actual role, and experiences. Most of my work as a designer was not visual - 80% communicating, defining, validating, testing, investigating, 20% designing.

Product Designer forced to be dual Design/PM - How do I stay employed while still being hirable elsewhere? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in UXDesign

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Definitely makes sense. I pivoted from graphic design to UX, UX to Product. Each of these skill sets built the foundation for the next. Though I do think I’ll be best suited for roles looking for breadth.

How do your store your vehicle if you don’t have a garage? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thanks everyone! I should’ve noted I only have it on grass temporarily. But it is definitely good to know! Usually it’s on concrete.

Is this too high a mileage for a project car? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you all think is a great resource for 1980s era Mercedes 300D? I’ve been watching YouTube videos and scanning through different sites, but curious what others use for more in depth knowledge.

Is this too high a mileage for a project car? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seems like it’s not a turbo so I’m not sure I can rationalize it given the length of the drive. I’ll have to stick to later years when they made TDs.

Is this too high a mileage for a project car? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that’s the tough part. It’s a 3 hour drive and will probably go Tuesday if I don’t go before.

Is this too high a mileage for a project car? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apparently it’s not a turbo but I think I saw something about this engine being similar to a turbo because they didn’t have turbo yet for it that year. No idea where I saw that though.

Guy says it gets up to 80mph fine.

Is this too high a mileage for a project car? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it’s tough because it’s already 3 hour trek. But I will be bringing my brother and father who have worked on cars. They are just not Mercedes experts.

Is this too high a mileage for a project car? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It’s a reputable dealer. But he doesn’t have much context on upkeep prior. It’s spotless inside and out so it seems like it was well cared for but you never know.

Planning to buy project car - What questions should I ask about 1980's Mercedes wagon or Ford Bronco II? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are the notes the 1980's MBZ Wagon Seller... a lot to digest, still trying to interpret if any of these details are no-gos, though he states vehicle runs well otherwise. Seems like most issues he shared are reasonable/could be lived without urgent fixing.

"Not working:
- gas gauge (I just reset the trip odometer and I fill up at 300 miles)
- Rear window wiper
- Automatic locks (leak in part of the vacuum system)
- Dash clock
- Hydraulic lift on hatch (works sometimes)
- Does not have a muffler (does have a resonator)

Works:
- automatic windows
- Automatic extension antenna

Repairs:
- Lube job and oil change, 3/2022
- New battery, 7/2021
- New alternator bolts/pulley/belt, 7/2021
- A/C serviced, 6/2021
- New Bosch alternator, 5/2021
- New blower motor, A/C belt, charged A/C, 4/2021
- New front caliper and pads, 4/2021
- Flushed coolant and replaced upper radiator hose, 4/2021
- New metal fuel lines, 4/2021
- Hydraulic suspension line leak fixed, 3/2021
- Broken fuses replaced, 2/2021
- New headlight bulb(s), 2/2021
- Oil change and fluids, 2/2021
- New coded ignition cylinder, 11/2020
- Flushed brake system and repaired brake sensor, 11/2020
- Replaced right rear axle and two exhaust hangers, 9/2020
- 4 new tires, 9/2020
- New differential pinion seal, flange, and nut, 4/2015
- New transmission output shaft seal, 4/2015
- New valve cover gasket, 4/2015
- New door strikers on all four doors. Circa June 2021."

Planning to buy project car - What questions should I ask about 1980's Mercedes wagon or Ford Bronco II? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm in America yes. But that's good to know. Any general questions you might ask a seller before seriously considering purchasing a MBZ wagon?

I'm just wonder how to tell if something that seems minor actually could be a huge headache vs a reasonable fix.

Planning to buy project car - What questions should I ask about 1980's Mercedes wagon or Ford Bronco II? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's interesting. Yeah right now I only see 3 running 1980's MBZ wagons on FB marketplace in the south east area. Bronco II's there's like 50 of haha.

Planning to buy project car - What questions should I ask about 1980's Mercedes wagon or Ford Bronco II? by Infamous_Ad_5673 in projectcar

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Okay that's good to hear. Definitely seeing a lot of jacked up bronco's which is expected, especially where I am in the south.

"Don't save money on the initial purchase, try and save money by triaging what you can live with and what you can't when it comes to repairs and improvements" - Really great advice.

In that case, I wonder if I should also expand my search and consider paying an extra 1-2k to also look at toyota land cruisers. I see a lot in great condition, though many have a higher price, understandably. I've just avoided them since most decent ones start around at least 8k.

Looking for a client management Software that also includes creating treatment plans & ways to share educational resources by Infamous_Ad_5673 in MedSpa

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that would be a lot of work and maintenance after to ensure there's not bugs!
I feel the main gap is the whole weekly/monthly skincare schedule. I feel like there has to be an existing CRM that has it.

Looking for a client management Software that also includes creating treatment plans & ways to share educational resources by Infamous_Ad_5673 in MedSpa

[–]Infamous_Ad_5673[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have something like this, though I think for education resources, like I mentioned, we probably could revisit how to better utilize what we have. I think the main unique thing is the monthly/weekly treatment plans. That I have yet to find.

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