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I'm Ash. I started behind the counter at a fast food place, then a mall clothing store where I counted inventory by hand. After that, a Jamaican restaurant in Jersey where the menu lived on a chalkboard and the rush hit whenever it felt like it.

At a dental office in New Jersey I ended up doing a little of everything. Front desk, billing, scheduling, the printer that jammed twice a week. I was the office manager without the title. If something broke, I fixed it or I figured out who could.

Then came the rug shop. Eleven thousand inventory photos, no two lit the same way. I'd been hired to do something else. I rebuilt the database and reshot the catalog. Then I quietly became the person who got called when the website went down. That was the pattern. I walk in for one job and end up touching everything that keeps the place running.

After that I worked at two of the biggest e-commerce warehouses in the country. Now I work security at the hospital here in Kodiak. Northline is how I put all of it to good use.

The thing I'm actually good at is knowing what small businesses run on. Usually four pieces of software, one spreadsheet somebody made in 2019, and a person who knows the workaround.