What do you do for a living? Options

[axelrduvirage]

So in the Pennysaver there were two adds, one for a Legal Assistant and one for a Legal Secretary. One is in an area that pays very well, so I'm really hoping for that one.

OK everybody on three--...one ...two...THREE!!!!! [insert favorite mantra here] feel that Tina? all those positive vibes working your mojo! all the 6gc love flowing your way, encouraging you to attain greater heights!

[ILuvMyCelica95]

I <3 u

[jgreening]

I just put my resume in for two different jobs.

I just hired a new legal assistant....you could have moved to the midwest!

Anyway, good luck with the search. - J

[ILuvMyCelica95]

Awww i would have worked for you Greening!

The b/f wants to move to Arizona but i said nooo thank you

[hurley97]

good for you Tina! and you can't move, we like you as part of the East Coast



I work in the service department at Bristol Toyota in Bristol, RI. I am a Toyota Certified Assistant Service Manager. I am also involved in representing Scion for the dealership.

I was a Mechanical Engineering major but now I'm working full time, maybe to save up some money (and accumulate a year of a financial aid worthy living situation) to continue taking classes.

This post has been edited by hurley97: Mar 7, 2008 - 5:24 PM

[Mangozac]

It's true that it is pretty cool to hear all of the different jobs people have.

Me - I'm a partner in an small electronic engineering/manufacturing business. I do a lot of the actual design work but am still also at uni doing my degree in electronic engineering.

[Razgriz]

Up until a short time ago I ran the receiving dock for Taser International located in Scottsdale AZ. Responsible for all raw materials and equipment entering the company(plastics, electronic components, equipment, personal packages.) Mantained cycle inventory for Raw warehouse and Production. Kept records and resolved problems with invoices. and performed duties and tasks associated with just about every other dept in the company because i had access to all locations on the premises. Loved working there, lot of fun lot of good people and a good company. but it came down to being understaffed and underpayed for duties performed.

currently work at PING in Iron Grinding dept. a job to pay bills in the meantime. looking for something a little more lucrative, because i also love cars and auto culture and that aint cheap haha!

[6GenCelicaST]

Currently going to UTI full time. Also working for National Lumber as a fleet mechanic.

[ILuvMyCelica95]

Don't worry steff i'm not moving.

I got a call from one of the places so i'm setting up and interview this week :-X!

[Supersprynt]

Sweet.

I *should* have an IT job sometime soon.

[markjbutler]

As of right now, no job... well, helping out at a local farm.

Currently in the midst of setting up a computer business - there are a LOT of clueless idiots here in south west england.

[alltracman78]

Toyota tech

Currently i am living the dream of a taco bell crew member (haha not a dream AT ALL)

but i will be going to UTI in houston for automotive

we'll see where that takes me

I suggest you look around for other automotive programs and see if they're better. I'm not guaranteeing you that you'll find something better, but I highly suggest you take the time to at least look [unless you already have].
Most of the techs I've seen that came through UTI didn't get much of an education, they slam too much information way too fast, and it also can be more expensive than other schools.

Currently going to UTI full time. Also working for National Lumber as a fleet mechanic.

Man, you should have looked into Mass Bay, it's got a much better program and is cheaper.
Are you at the one near Mercedes Benz of Westwood?

there are 0 male nurses at my job all the males are doctors...Its hot being a male nurse

You need me to come down there?

[Coomer]

I'm a web application developer for a start-up here in Seattle, and I love it.

[Legit94GT]

I work for the worlds largest manufacturer of concrete making machines. the company makes the machines that make concrete, then we sell our parts to other companies who actually make the concrete products.
I run a 3 axis cnc machining center that will mill, drill, tap, countersink, and burns every part out wuth a Plasma Torch, capable of cutting up to 2in thick metal. I really like my job, i get to use huge fork lifts and use over head cranes, i get great benefits, bonuses, and pretty d*** good pay.

My job rocks because when my machine is running i just have to stand there and make sure it doesnt blow up or nothing, so i have alot of free time to, figure out my fiances, text message people, eat, fall asleep:) you know whatever.

But i am tired of working in the industry i am 20 and already have back problems because i've been working in industry since i was 14, so when next fall comes around i am going to start taking fiance and investing classes so i can get out of this trade and start working as a full time investor/ working for a mortgage company

[supershannon77]

Yea Jeremy come down here and fix the starter while ur at it hahahahahahaha

[GriffGirl]

Up until a short time ago I ran the receiving dock for Taser International located in Scottsdale AZ. Responsible for all raw materials and equipment entering the company(plastics, electronic components, equipment, personal packages.) Mantained cycle inventory for Raw warehouse and Production. Kept records and resolved problems with invoices. and performed duties and tasks associated with just about every other dept in the company because i had access to all locations on the premises. Loved working there, lot of fun lot of good people and a good company. but it came down to being understaffed and underpayed for duties performed.

We do work for them all the time - we manufacture and distribute the instructional DVDs that come with those, both for civilian and police use.

[rudeboy3d]

Used to work at a 'yota dealer as a porter/detailer but got fired cause I called my boss some nasty things on the intra-nets (Xanga)... It was a dream job, kinda... I was hoping to be there long enough to get my dream car and maybe move up in the world... yeah, that changed....

I have been working at the Ford dealer across the street for the last 3 years-ish as a light repair tech/lube biatch... Its a decent job, but money sucks... Its funny because they always make pages whenever Ford beats Toyota at something... sad to say but I enjoy Ford's direction overall compared to 'yotas... I guess I'm just tired of all the family oriented crap that Toyota is coming out with, meanwhile other companies are puting decent time and money into performance cars...

Maybe one day...



pizza delivery drivers

[Ethnykceli]

i work at bass pro shop in orlando, while i go to school to get my b.s.a.e.
(aerospace engineering)

[MaX]

gotta love the diversity in forums like this,

i work in an open cut coal mine in queensland australia.

[creis]

Datacenter Operations Analysis II

(I fix servers when they get sick or die, or install/config new onces) also I developed and maintain a few internal tools/utilities.