Mel Aclaro's profile answers

> TrainingJots (http://www.trainingjots.com). It's a social network. Members aggregate short online video tutorials with productive tips about common software.
> My work samples (http://www.MelAclaro.com) To update my work samples and profile periodically. (Let me know if you need help creating one.)
> Learning Circuits (http://learningcircuits.blogspot.com). It's a great place to keep up with trends, events and new ideas in eLearning....

Mine, my own, or Mel's! :-) Otherwise, the one I'm currently at is fine.
Probably the only thing that might challenge my current situation is a more compelling training and professional development package. You almost don't have to pay me much (did I just say that?)... just keep feeding my curiosity! :-)
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"That darned Mel, there he goes changing things again... hey, let's see that."

"That darned Mel, there he goes changing things again..."

I'd love to fly in one of those cool Navy airplanes and talk in that cool radio-speak they do... oh wait, I did that. Okay, well then just to be a train engineer for a day would be cool.

Connecting people in a way that exercises my creative side: developing online tutorials for software users, web video editing, training. Oh yeah, the occasional free lunch -- I'm pretty easy that way. 'Don't have to pay me much... just let me make the mortgage and feed me pizzas. :-) One day I'll turn all this into my own gig... then watch the pizzas flow!...

Corporate commitment to professional-development; lots of travel opportunities for those interested in that; diversity of job assignments; and (a fourth thing) - consultants stay in the best hotels.

For those willing to actively participate in their career, this remains on my list of "best jobs I've had". Three best things: camaraderie; responsibility and accountability; flying with your buddies to distant hotspots in a multi-million dollar airplane that the government trusts you to drive!

strong client base; corporate partnerships with affiliate organizations.

flexibility in work schedule; lots of opportunities for individuals to contribute to organizational improvements; culture of entrepreneurship.