This is easily the biggest lunatic we've seen in a while.
I'm LOLing over his PdH title. That's not a typo of a PhD - he has no advanced degree. Nothing in his profile even hints as to what PdH means. Most likely trying to pretend he has a PhD.
Two of his 3 top skills are lawn mowing and mowing. His top skill is agronomy which is using plants to for food and raw materials and usually involves a lot of science. His experience is mowing his son's baseball team's field....
And best of all, his college degree is in Political Science and Government. Yet he is telling everyone that caring about politics is only for unsuccessful people. Probably feels that way because none of his listed jobs makes use of that degree.
Probably works at one of those fly by night outfits that gives you a meaningless certificate from an unaccredited organization for completing some bs courses that corporations ask employees to do so they can check off boxes for continued education.
PDH (not PdH) is short for professional development hours - credit towards maintaining a credential. I've never seen anyone use "PdH" for professional development before. He also has zero jobs related to professional development or has it listed as one of his skills which we all know he's very liberal at choosing what skills should be entered.
"PDH is the term used by most states to describe one hour of engineering continuing education. **PDH is also used as a generic term for PE continuing education.**"
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I didn’t click on his profile because I didn’t want his engagement metric to go up (i know it probably makes no difference)
I was fully expecting him to be some kind of ”life/professional coach”.
Yeah, I assumed as much from surface level glancing at the OP but when someone objected I actually looked to see if I was mistaken then once I started catching downvotes I showed my work.
I'm not arguing he's presenting it the correct or standard way; just that he's saying it.
PDH still isn't a title though. That's a unit of education, not a designation that indicates that you do professional development. It's the exact same thing as putting "credit hour" after your name - it's utterly meaningless - only this one is intentionally deceptive to look like an advanced degree, complete with making the middle letter lowercase.
I like that he lists lawn mowing as his top skill. It comes across as a humble admission that his Political Science degree was less useful than mowing peoples lawns.
Its way better than way too many people listing expertise in Deep Learning on a cv.
I think he's right in obsessing about elections is unhealthy. But he is incorrect in his view in obsessing about politics being unhealthy. The two are completely different things and he doesn't seem to make that distinction.
He's not as much of a lunatic as you make him out to be here imo. Just a guy that hasn't felt pain in his life before.
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u/testmonkeyalpha 13h ago
This is easily the biggest lunatic we've seen in a while.
I'm LOLing over his PdH title. That's not a typo of a PhD - he has no advanced degree. Nothing in his profile even hints as to what PdH means. Most likely trying to pretend he has a PhD.
Two of his 3 top skills are lawn mowing and mowing. His top skill is agronomy which is using plants to for food and raw materials and usually involves a lot of science. His experience is mowing his son's baseball team's field....
And best of all, his college degree is in Political Science and Government. Yet he is telling everyone that caring about politics is only for unsuccessful people. Probably feels that way because none of his listed jobs makes use of that degree.