usa35
Junior Member
Owner/President of a 12-person Internet development company... Flash, ecommerce, code... those sorts of things.
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sportrider
guarenteed in thirty minutes or your next ones FREE
bombadillo
Junior Member
I'm an optician with costco!
ENSU3
Member
Customer Service at Home Depot part time, also going to college to become a nerd! (computer science major)
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jsteinb95
yes....delivered in 30 minutes...so, like the commercial, you have time for some lovin
....what are you gonna do with the other 28 minutes Neil? I make the pizza sauce with a hint of tea! :thumbup:
felon68
Junior Member
I currently run a printing press, but I am in the last week of this job. I am starting my new job next week. I will be working on Windmills. Official title is Windpower electrical technician.
mattcosta7
Junior Member
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I'm not one to settle into a job, or have down time...so I currently have three jobs, in addition to school.
I'm the "Studio Manager" at TJ Allan Images, a photography studio. Mostly commercial work, products, headshots, corporate images, design, etc.
I also work as a warehouse manager for the Afya Foundation, which is a nonprofit that ships unused (yet replaced by the hospitals) medical supplies from New York area hospitals to other countries that need these supplies. Currently after 5-6 months of operations, we've sent 3, 40' overseas shipping containers full of supplies to Haiti, Malawi, Kenya, and we've got a 4th going to Sierra Leone in the coming weeks.
I moonlight as a chef in a local restaurant occasionally as well, after having done that full time for 2-3 years prior to going back to school.
And when I'm not working, I'm a fulltime student at CUNY Hunter College in New York.
I'm the "Studio Manager" at TJ Allan Images, a photography studio. Mostly commercial work, products, headshots, corporate images, design, etc.
I also work as a warehouse manager for the Afya Foundation, which is a nonprofit that ships unused (yet replaced by the hospitals) medical supplies from New York area hospitals to other countries that need these supplies. Currently after 5-6 months of operations, we've sent 3, 40' overseas shipping containers full of supplies to Haiti, Malawi, Kenya, and we've got a 4th going to Sierra Leone in the coming weeks.
I moonlight as a chef in a local restaurant occasionally as well, after having done that full time for 2-3 years prior to going back to school.
And when I'm not working, I'm a fulltime student at CUNY Hunter College in New York.
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jsteinb95
damn!!! and you managed to fit this wonderful forum in your schedule. :thumbup:
rzekry
Junior Member
Bar owner.
I urge people to get drunk then tell them to drive carefully......Ironic?
I urge people to get drunk then tell them to drive carefully......Ironic?
Johnnylane
Junior Member
I have worked for 21 years as a chemical engineer.
oogie
Junior Member
For the last sixteen years I have been the service manager for a 170 unit apartment complex, prior to that I built and remodeled houses for bout 20 years....wanna land that job in the bike mag as a test-rider.
hamslice01
Junior Member
combat medic saving lifes i love my job
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jsteinb95
Right on!!! :rockon: :america:
steveindenmark
Older Member
I am a sailmaker in Denmark, originally from England.
We are Europes largest sailmaker and I am happy to say that I love what I do.
It is interesting and challenging. I work with some great people from all over the world, including my brother and the facility we work in is great.
I have a 20 minute drive to work through the Danish countryside, along the coast with almost no traffic and I wear Shorts and T shirt to work nearly all the year round.
Its a different world to working in a high pressure bank enviroment in England 5 years ago. 2 hours drive to work in traffic and suits every day.
I love my job, totally love it.
ElvstromSobstad
Steve
We are Europes largest sailmaker and I am happy to say that I love what I do.
It is interesting and challenging. I work with some great people from all over the world, including my brother and the facility we work in is great.
I have a 20 minute drive to work through the Danish countryside, along the coast with almost no traffic and I wear Shorts and T shirt to work nearly all the year round.
Its a different world to working in a high pressure bank enviroment in England 5 years ago. 2 hours drive to work in traffic and suits every day.
I love my job, totally love it.
ElvstromSobstad
Steve
midnightfz6
Junior Member
I too love my job. I work as a freelance sound recordist, mainly for television. I've been lucky enough to travel the world working on TV programs and broadcasts like Olympics Games, Formula 1, Moto GP, Football, Tennis, travel programs, car shows, documentaries, commercials and much much more....
I moved to London from Australia 8 years ago with a travel bug. It's been a great job to see the world, although you don't always have much time to stop and be a tourist. My recent marriage to my beautiful wife will sure to slow down my working abroad, but that's ok by me.
I moved to London from Australia 8 years ago with a travel bug. It's been a great job to see the world, although you don't always have much time to stop and be a tourist. My recent marriage to my beautiful wife will sure to slow down my working abroad, but that's ok by me.
rzekry
Junior Member
Thats my bar & club.
Love my job!
Love my job!
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GConn
Squid hater
That's my office...Hate it J/K
