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10/02/2004 06:19:37 PM · #401 |
Barbara: Sounds like a very nice change. :)
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01/06/2005 09:20:20 PM · #402 |
After my post regarding usernames I was going to post a followup thread on occupations.
I am please to announce (for the benefit of all, especially site council), that I did a search and found this thread.
So...to get this thread back into circulation for those of us new since October 2, 2004...What do you do for a living????
I work for an organization in the Energy Services industry and manage the Canadian financing programs providing residential and small commercial customers with the ability to purchase and finance HVAC equipment (furnances, air conditions, boilers, gas fireplaces, etc) as well as home improvements.
Yes, in case you're wondering, it's incredibly exciting.
Newbies (and seasoned veterans who have not responded)...What do you do?
Message edited by author 2005-01-06 21:21:02.
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01/06/2005 09:28:22 PM · #403 |
I'm a silly little student.
Here's a clue: if you ask me how many people it takes to change a lightbulb, my answer will be "does it have to be a lightbulb?"
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01/06/2005 10:24:18 PM · #404 |
| to quote the signature.... banker by day, photographer by night. |
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01/06/2005 10:24:54 PM · #405 |
Emergency Medical Technician and 911 Dispatcher
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01/06/2005 10:41:00 PM · #406 |
Retired architectural photographer/photography teacher. Retired chef (continental and pacific-rim). Currently artist, freelance editor, freelance book designer. I have written and published poetry all my life, but never earned an income from it. In my youth I was a sailmaker and a semi-pro sailboat racer. And oh, yeah, I used to own a fishing tackle shop, and I did graphic design/typesetting for an embroidery/silkscreen shop and a printer in San Diego, which is where I grew up. Both the latter after I retired from photography, as was the cheffing.
It's exhausting just looking back on it.
Robt.
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01/06/2005 10:47:05 PM · #407 |
Originally posted by jmsetzler:
i work in the field of dust and wastepaper engineering. |
So John, you engineer dust?
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01/06/2005 10:49:42 PM · #408 |
| Indirect Regional Credit Supervisor (Banker) |
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01/06/2005 10:51:31 PM · #409 |
Originally posted by doctornick:
Originally posted by zeuszen:
Tourist |
My dream job...sigh... |
Well, I'm next door. Tour-guide around Iceland and sometimes to Prague. Almost a crime not to own a DSLR in that business.
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01/06/2005 10:57:38 PM · #410 |
| Early Intervention Nurse, Wife and Proud Mom |
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01/06/2005 11:01:05 PM · #411 |
Been a coordonitor of e-commerce selling consigned vehicles for captive finance companies and car dealers. I'm now looking for a similar job but selling something creative. No more cars, sick of it!
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01/06/2005 11:12:31 PM · #412 |
| specialised in human resources, taught labor law & - relations at college, practiced labor law... and now... on a sabattical in this foreign country and really living for the first time in many years. will retire, whatever that is, in the next 4 to 6 years. |
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01/06/2005 11:30:58 PM · #413 |
I sell spare parts for trucks & buses.
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01/06/2005 11:47:50 PM · #414 |
| I teach kids martial arts.....best job in the world! |
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01/06/2005 11:49:06 PM · #415 |
I'm a professional porn star. haha I'm just kidding (man I'm on a roll I must be in a good mood) -- I do commercial sales of automotive parts to garages and dealerships.
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01/06/2005 11:51:22 PM · #416 |
Aviation Technician mainly on helicopters
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01/07/2005 12:12:56 AM · #417 |
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01/07/2005 12:14:45 AM · #418 |
| Family doc in training, 4th year med student. |
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01/07/2005 12:38:38 AM · #419 |
| I'm the business administrator for a small company of 60 employees. I also have my own business as a Shiatsu Massage Therapist that I work in the evenings. |
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01/07/2005 12:48:12 AM · #420 |
| I'm an espresso and Italian food importer, which means I drink too much coffee and eat too much. |
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01/07/2005 12:58:05 AM · #421 |
I currently work for free as radiologic technologist in training. They will start paying me for it when I graduate next year. Hopefully that will help me pay for med school a few years after that.
snackwells: where are you at school? |
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01/07/2005 01:15:14 AM · #422 |
| Game Management working with beavers, aligators and wild hogs. Pays for all this fine glass. |
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01/07/2005 01:36:44 AM · #423 |
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01/07/2005 01:37:51 AM · #424 |
I didn't realize there were beavers in Alabama. Live and learn...
Robt.
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01/07/2005 01:53:17 AM · #425 |
| I retired from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1996 and on occasion perform security consulting work for Canadian Government Departments. Following my retirement from the RCMPolice, I was hired as a site supervisor for a residential building firm, and I still perform these functions on occasion. |
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