*What do you do for a living?* (1 Viewer)

[Patrick McCart]

I work at a drive-in theater ( www.swan-drive-in.com ) and I basically work with concessions and cleaning up.
I'll probably start my own video/graphics business after graduating from college.

 

[Alex Spindler]

Network Evolution Planner - come up with new high speed data products for (some of) your local telecommunications company.

 

[Tim Kilbride]

Daniel...

We use multimode from our internet provider...we have 2 DS3's for service. One backbone for in-house use and one backbone for rental to clients. Both DS3's have backups. Our main DS3 is with Bellsouth and the backup is with Cox Fibernet. If your not familiar with the T1-T2-T3 speed chart...DS3's are out there...I've got a direct feed to the main backbone in my office, and you would not believe the download speeds I can achieve...it's mindboggling!!!

I hope this answers your questions.

Tim K.

 

[Tim Abbott]

Loan officer. I finally found something I enjoy. It only took me a year after graduating from college, so I guess I'm doing ok.

 

[Mike_Mig]

Maintenance supervisor for truck assembly plant. We maintain the conveyors and control equipment and basically everything in plant except for the body shop (where everything gets welded together) and paint department. Something new every day and lots of free time when everything is running smooth. 80 hour weeks are bad though.

Mike

 

[Charles J P]

Consultant

 

[Frank Zimkas]

I own my own Heating & Air Conditioning business. Its just me cuz good techs are very hard to find.

 

[Jason Reich]

Regional technical manager for a large Cellular provider. Lots of driving, late nights, but damn I love my job!

 

[Matthew Chmiel]

Full Time High School Student
In my spare time, I'm a screenwriter.

 

[Duane Robinson]

Full-time college student
Inpatient Transporter at a Community Hospital
Majoring in Health Administration so that I can come back and fire all the nurses that acted bitchy towards me.

 

[Leila Dougan]

Site Support Specialist (IT dept)

Basically, I fix the crap that other people break.

 

[Jenna]

Jenna: The point is you like what you do.

Not really...but it pays for the HT. Nursing is a VERY high stress job. We're abused by the patients, their families, the doctors, and worst of all, other nurses. It's no wonder that sooooo many nurses are leaving the field and creating a shortage.

Personally, I wish I had gone into interior design or computing.

 

[Max Leung]

I'm the computer programmer that makes Leila's workday a living hell. In essence I ensure job security for hundreds of thousands of IT personnel. If it wasn't for me, none of you would be able to afford HT equipment.

FEAR ME.

 

[Jefferson]

Reached my thirties with these on my record, not in chronological or preferential order

Racquet stringer

Elementary school teacher

Bookstore manager

Director of Customer Relations

for a magazine publisher

Actor

Dog Walker

 

[matthew_rm]

My parents are nurses. They love their job. ICU and such. They are the highest payed nurses in North america, so thats good to. NOT FOR ME THOUGH

 

[David Dennison]

I am back in grad school (MBA) for the time being, but previously I was an engineer making drugs (the legal kind ).

 

[MartinTeller]

I'm a computer programmer. An underpaid computer programmer, but that's slowly getting rectified.

 

[Joe Fisher]

Hardware store clerk...........Nice mom and pop store. One of the last ones & biggest left in Westchester County NY.

 

[Jeff Braddock]

Full time college student, part time support staff in a group home.

 

[Holadem]

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Holadem