What does everyone do for work???
 

Well I was sitting here reading a few posts and I just got to wondering what some of you all do for work/study in school??

It's cool to find out something different about someone you "know" (well, we all kinda know each other here, don't we?)

I'm sure some of us would be supprised to find out what we do for a living!

(Moderators, I'm sorry if this is off topic)

Helicopter tour pilot

Ah! now THAT is cool!!

Everyone else???

Political science/pre-law major at the University of Kentucky. Currently working a summer job w/ the admissions department, advising new students and setting up/running orientation conferences.

Indentured Servant.

I mean... customer service.

Gainfully Unemployed

In highschool still, but lifeguarding for the summer!, its fun :)

-college student
-construction management intern
-part-time commission appliance sales (currently on leave of absence while interning)

Still in highschool... I work for my dad doing manual labor in the summers. I hope to get into the recording industry for a career.

former automotive business owner and criminal investigator. currently prepare criminal cases for trial for a local law firm. working on position in international relations - polisci.

in order of importance:
lover
student (first year mech engineering/german major/minor)
telemarketer *ducks*

biomed engineering student
unemployed for the summer

history and economics double major at UCLA

This summer:
part time in an office running an internet electronics store
full time driving around in new Infinitis as the porter at the dealership - I must admit, the new G35 is definitely everything the mags say it is.

Past jobs:
Cashier in a bakery - all i could eat bread!
Handyman for real estate/management firm - some people wouldn't even change their own lightbulb and I'd have to do it for them.
Office clerk for Sushi fast food - never gonna do filing again
Manual labor in a warehouse - makes you learn the true value of money
Law office clerk - not fun.

So yeah, job hopping is kinda fun. All of these jobs are within the past 3 years, I like to mix it up a bit. It makes you a well rounded person, job experience has definitely taught me more than college. I think I'll keep my internet store job during the school year (it pays bank!).

O'Reilly auto parts,Ass. Manager

Graphic Designer

Industrial Process Control & Instrument Technician/Foreman in a Biotechnology Lysine Production Plant (ex Chlorine plant,Paper and Pulp, Glycerine and Glass production Plant, Acrylamide Plant,water treatment/dosing equipment service in Australia when I emigrated there)
Ex Industrial Arts Teacher 24 years ago
Productivity Facilitator (Training Officer)about 15yrs ago
So changing jobs, direction and country does add variety and spice to life

Hard core Raver!/streetpharmacist - only when its necassary
student fau
not really working now just living off of money from sueing people, which is pretty easy!

Sadly unemployed. Never knew there were so many boring shows during the early day.
Occasional machine operator.
Student switching major :mad:

Gus.

jigalo...

Operations Engineer / CNC Programmer /Systems Admin
in a automotive OEM supplier mfg plant