So What Do You Do For A Living
#27
College/ Fork Lift operator and delivery guy at a lumber yard. I drive a 94 F350 dually 12ft stakebody bed with a 460ci Engine. the truck has a 6.47 first gear so in the winter when the forklift gets stuck i get to pull it out. and i get to do some wheeling in. construction sites are the best. ive had if fully flexed out with a couple inches of air under the right side.
#28
Well I am a grounds supervisor for a nonprofit low income housing company. Been doing this for 6 years now
I have sent a few apps out for a 2nd job, the best one I hope I get to be a bar tender at a higher end sports bar that my friend works at as a chef.
I also do dry wall jobs under the table for my friends business
And have been doing tons of under the table auto body repair jobs through another friend's shop.
And once in a great wile, I sleep
All of this in hopes of owning my own home and getting married and being in debt as little as possible
I have sent a few apps out for a 2nd job, the best one I hope I get to be a bar tender at a higher end sports bar that my friend works at as a chef.
I also do dry wall jobs under the table for my friends business
And have been doing tons of under the table auto body repair jobs through another friend's shop.
And once in a great wile, I sleep
All of this in hopes of owning my own home and getting married and being in debt as little as possible
#32
Originally Posted by RangerNovice
I build the credit card offers all of you get in the mail
I'm a Production Manager and Technical Director for a Cable TV station. Alos head up a video production company specializing in training, orientation, and safety videos.
O, and at night I deliver pizzas for Papa Johns because I love money!
#34
#36
Originally Posted by rwenzing
Check out last month's career thread:
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#37
#39
I am a Ford Audio Technician for a company called Techni-Car.We are a Ford authorized repair center for their radios.Basically we fix all of Ford's radio concerns,in our area anyway.Wowak and I work for the same company.I cover every Ford and Lincoln-Mercury dealership in Brevard County,FL and Wowak covers Indian River,St. Lucie and Martin counties.We both have 6 dealerships each.It is a pretty cool job mainly because I only see my boss every few months.We do everything by overnight shipping so we are kind of on our own.I have been doing this for about 8 years.The money is good and the benefits are good also.
#42
Well I started with JET databases and VBA programming (was pretty good too). Now I am the DBA (practically SA) of three MS SQL 2000 servers. (1 dual 650, a quad 2.8 and an eight processor 3.2 collectively about 3 TB of HDD and around 10-12 GB of ram. We get two more soon too, they will be quad processor ( but each will be dual core 64 bit). We do alot of ASP.NET and OLAP cube reporting, as well as good ole reporting services. Starting to learn some C# myself, but honestly prefer being server admin.
#44
Originally Posted by MRC
I am a Ford Audio Technician for a company called Techni-Car.We are a Ford authorized repair center for their radios.Basically we fix all of Ford's radio concerns,in our area anyway.Wowak and I work for the same company.I cover every Ford and Lincoln-Mercury dealership in Brevard County,FL and Wowak covers Indian River,St. Lucie and Martin counties.We both have 6 dealerships each.It is a pretty cool job mainly because I only see my boss every few months.We do everything by overnight shipping so we are kind of on our own.I have been doing this for about 8 years.The money is good and the benefits are good also.
#49
#50
lol, true, I was an assistant store manager of Winn-Dixie, but my store closed and they had no openings at other stores, so I had to step down, but I kept the same pay! But its hard to get respect when you say "Im a dairy manager at winn-dixie". People just kinda chuckle. But like you said, its a good job in management.