What's your occupation?
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I work for Sprint I'm a Senior Field Operation Fiber Technician 5 days a week. I also work at night on scheduled events. I locate Fiber uderground and maintain Metro Area Network's, etc....
I'm in the Auto parts world as of now but as soon as college is finished i'll be long gone from it! Bah
Quite the variety here! I'm impressed.
How the hell do I describe mine? I'm a computer geek. Currently that means a team manager in a software development quality assurance department. When it comes to computers, I've pretty much done it all - worked retail selling both software and hardware, contract programming work in at least a dozen different languages, quality assurance, management, built, setup, and maintained virtually every kind of hardware you've ever heard of and likely some you haven't.
Cliffs: White hat hacker.
How the hell do I describe mine? I'm a computer geek. Currently that means a team manager in a software development quality assurance department. When it comes to computers, I've pretty much done it all - worked retail selling both software and hardware, contract programming work in at least a dozen different languages, quality assurance, management, built, setup, and maintained virtually every kind of hardware you've ever heard of and likely some you haven't.
Cliffs: White hat hacker.
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lanky189
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im currently working as a millwright at an oilsands mine in the middle of nowhere. currently making just shy of $20 an hour. not bad for now untill i go back to school.
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Boostaddctn
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D34DC311 said:
Sadly he is not, during these harsh times and low job openings, CSR has to do what he can to make money to pay for his aparmtment in East Oakland, so he did what no one else would do... sell oranges... aight peace :chicken:
ps- Ivan, Jabi is not happy you are coming onto his area!
agreed! or he could just move up here to the middle of nowhere and get a job in the mine sitting on his ass for $35 an hour
Right now I work at Ruby's diner making 7 bucks an hour. Straight up, I don't like it. I am looking into going to an aircraft mechanics school and getting an airframe and powerplant licence. That sould give me the mechanical skills and fabrication knowledge to start moving toward what I want to do, which is build custom performance parts kind of like becauseican. Now if anyone knows somebody in Southern California who is in that field and who is looking for a lacky to help around the shop and learn the trade I will gladly fill the position.
Blackhawk Mech / winning the war on torror. wage, lol, depends how u look at it i guess, ~$2600, which amounts to $3.61/hr on a 30 day month.
not doing the job for the money and wouldnt trade it for all the Supras in the world, well maybe.
not doing the job for the money and wouldnt trade it for all the Supras in the world, well maybe.
Boostaddctn said:
Come by next week, it's strawberry season.
You know us MK3 owners, always working more than one job. Sometimes I freelance and become one of those guys waving those giant signs pointing out that the pizza store is running a promotion for pepporoni pizzas
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Pokey
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well, no f117s or f22s yet, you got to be a top f16 student to be picked to work on the f117s
and f15 crewchiefs get first pick i think on the f22
me, i work on the u-2, probably not many ppl have heard of it, but its been around for a long time, and smile, you are on camera :biglaugh:
and f15 crewchiefs get first pick i think on the f22
me, i work on the u-2, probably not many ppl have heard of it, but its been around for a long time, and smile, you are on camera :biglaugh:
Pokey said:
My father is the head supervisor over the B2 F/A-22 paint dept at lockheed... from the way that he talks about the plane. God himself is the only person who could work on it. He has sooo many poster of that jet all over his house. It's kind of creepy how much he loves that plane.
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lanky189
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drjonez said:heh. i know.
a shot to the heart!!! and you're to blame, you give love.....a bad name!
/\ random bon jovi quote....
yeah i love your car doc...wanna trade? the celica for the brown-mobile?
I'm a bodyman at a Toyo/Mitsu/Chrysler/Plymouth/Scion/Hyundai/Kia dealer. Been there for nearly 10 years now and it's starting to get old. I still like the job for the most part, but the days/cars are all running together at this point. Pay is ok though and I get a lot of time off when we're slow. I also work for Speed-Source when time permits. They're building a new dealership with no plans for a bodyshop, so it looks like I'll probably going full time at Speed-Source in a year or so.