Thomas D.

Hi!
In my work I enjoy most of such moments as communication with people from different countries and cultures, solving technical problems of different complexity. The feeling when I have resolved a hard, at first glance, unsolvable issue is inexpressible. When working in this situation, experience is gained very quickly. Moreover, if at first this experience issues the solution of problems, then at late phases it goes into the automation of this solution of those problems and organically leads to professional growth, which can be enriched with many low-level, basic trifles, which then can be useful once you want to career.
Each time I come in exhausted of work, I have a guitar and all the tiredness moves in a moment. Music is my outlet. I grew up on Pink Floyd, adored the classics - King Crimson, Led Zeppelin. As time passes, I must understand jazz songs. I recognized it's completely different - really cool, interesting, and profound. The idol for me is Irish performer and manager Bob Geldof, that created an amazing charity undertaking. Originally it was called Live Aid - with the identical concert at the Wembley Arena at which Queen played - it was shown in Bohemian Rhapsody. And then he did Live Eight, concerts in eight cities. He persuaded world celebrities to take part at no cost, raised thousands and thousands of people and excellent funds for Africa. All of this was occurring concurrently in parks and stadiums of towns on different continents - just incredible from an organizational point of view.
My name is Thomas, I'm 25 years old and now I am a technical service specialist for https://bestreviewstips.co.uk/. A year ago I graduated in a technical school with a degree in computer networking, and I don't have any plans to start a family within the upcoming few decades. Now all my attempts and attention are focused on self-development and expansion in an expert direction.