What do you do for a living?

Custom carpentar/fabricator for a museum exhibit company. Been off for a year, had to have major shoulder surgery.

 

I buy $100,000 toilet seat for the Government.

 

I manage my assets....(I don't have any assets.)

 

Fireman

 

Mainstream web developer of 13 years by day. Adult webmaster by night and I'm not kidding. Funny thing is adult is 100x more challenging not to mention shady as fuck but the extra $$$ pays for my 51 Buick project.

 

Heating and air conditioning service tech

 

Sewage treatment plant Wastewater Operator"Your Shit is our Bread and Butter"!

 

Biomedical repair technican- which is a fancy way of saying that I repair medical equipment, everything from a CT scanner to treadmills. Get to go all over , do alot of training. I really enjoy this career, would like to work for a hospital, to see what thats like.

 

Slave to the BNSF

 

I've sold industrial supplies the last 15 years to maint. shops everywhere
in So-cal

 

My last day at GE after 13yrs. is tomorrow.

The last 7+ as a machinist/mechanic, 3yrs. in maintance before that, and 3-ish years as the shipping groupleader, a packer, relief person, all the typical production jobs before hitting "skilled trades".

Guess I'll have more time to surf the HAMB.....

 

Project Coordinator at a Classic car and Muscle car restoration shop. www.Precisionresto.com

 

Proud to say I lost every job I ever had

 

Sell used vehicles at a GM store here in Edmonton.

Todd

 

After 27 years as an independant trucker, I'm now trying to be retired. I also own a tree farm.

 

The first 14 years were spent at Jewel foods in the produce department and the last 20 have been spent with my towns water department at the top of the ladder as crew chief . The job sucks but in these troubled times , it sure do pay the bills! Mike

 

I'm an Elementary School and ESL teacher... but in Salt Lake City that means you're broke. I also owned a Theatre Education Co. in CT and NYC. Start-up in SLC is going slower than I prefer. This city's pace is different than I'm used to.

SO --- I'm looking for a new job. I'm willing to change my career if the opportunity allows for growth. Any Utah folks know of anything?

 

Insurance sales. I have a small agency, me and my secretary. It pays the bills.

 

I make Ethylene

 

Guess Im kinda semi-retired right now. Worked as a machinist for 28 yrs. for a large tool manufacturer, worked about 7 yrs. for Ford Motor Company as a toolmaker in dimensional control, I took one of the buyouts, my last day was the end of Aug. 2007. Now I hang out with all my retired hotrod buddies, we work on cars and tell lies, life's good. Only in America.

 

sheet metal worker for the last 24 years.

 

I,m a diesel mechanic, build and repair caterpillar engines for over the road trucks

 

multi handicap high school teacher

 

I kill things!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a professional sportfish and yacht captain. I fish big $ tournaments all over the world. Stroked an 832 lb Tuna during the past season!

 

I own a cabinet business. And for the first time ever I don't see myself ever doing anything else for a living.

 

Wow, that's nice work. Good for you finding something you enjoy that much.

 

I tried to find it too. Looked through all my old posts and didn't see it so I think it must have been deleted.

Anyway, I'm an art director.

 

LTSO for the TSA of the DHS
guy who makes you take your shoes off
at the airport

 

I was a helicopter aircrewman for the Navy for the last 30 years but I just retired at the beginning of the month. What to do now?

 

Service manager for the local Coca-Cola bottler and my sons 63 Nova small block long roof.
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