What do you do for a living?

What do you do for a living?

i ask because i am curious that some of us are more inclined with working on cars. some have fully built, force fed cars, some have show cars etc.


I will start:
I go to college right now but work 22-25 hours a week.
I work for Cafe on the Run - Central market - kinda like a deli department in grocery store (walmart, HEB, randals etc)
- making pizzas from scratch (rolling dough, tossing it, putting toppings, cooking in a REAL oven)
- making sandwiches (kinda like subway and the likes)


When I graduate, I plan to be the "computer guy" working for government branches like school districts or counties etc.


so my work does not have anything to do with cars but i still hope to get a swap and turbo my corolla one way or another

I am a student currently taking advantage of the down time between the spring and summer semesters. I'm majoring in Nursing and when I graduate, I plan on going back to school for PT or CRNA or something like that. Right now, I work at Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market and i've been there for over 5 years because they work with my schedule. But i'm getting burnt out with lifting 100lb. potato cases or stacking 20 celery cases at 80lb. each so i'm tryin to get a job at a local hospital so I can at least get my foot in the door before I graduate. When i'm not at work or school, i'm a full time sloth at home.

I'm a pre-pharm student at Cal State Northridge. I work the weekends at a local hospital as the activities coordinator. When I'm done with my B.A. I got another 4 years of pharmacy school unless I decide to move into microbiology which I found a passion in. So perhaps I might want to be a state pathologist. Or maybe something to do with research. Maybe I can help find the cure for cancer. LOL

I"m a full-time student at Louisiana State University, going into my senior year as a communication disorders major. When I'm done with undergrad, I have 2 years of grad school to get my MA and my CCC in speech/language pathology.
Until then, I'm working ~35 hours per week for EATEL (East Ascension Telephone Company) doing tech support in a call center for internet, phone, and TV problems.
And I'm getting married in October, so I and my fiancee are busy planning the wedding.... and dealing with her freaking out over it....

I am a graduated...

PC Technician 3.87
Cook, chef is once you are top head of a restaurant... 3.98

looking foward to learning how to tune Microtech ECUs soon

full time student at FIU florida international university
i'm majoring in electrical engineering...
and work at a engineering company ( plumbing , electrical & mechanical)
we work on houses. malls, airports...
plan on getting my BS in 1 1/2 year and see what's up next

I wanted to work at the Jenks, Okla. Kimberly Clark plant as a peon factory worker since it's close to my house but all they seem to be hiring are different types of engineers, especially electrical and sometimes mechanical...

Skilled Laborer 1/ floater for Delaware Solid Waste primarily in the Recycling Dept in the glass division. In an nutshell I get all the beer bottles that comes from Bars and Liquor Stores and sort them out thru color.

I am hoping to be getting a new job, driving a tractor trailer for a beer distributor and it comes with a nice raise as well.

Corded Wire Rewind (machine) Operator.

Full time student at Colorado State University (Communications major w/Business minor) i work at a car detailing place over breaks and over the summer.

Union Operating Engineer. I get paid more than i should to goof off in the dirt all day running heavy equipment (caterpillar, john deere, kawasaki, kubota, link belt, manitowoc, etc, etc...)

Utility Locator
I locate and mark out underground Water and Sewer mains/services so they don't get hit when homeowners/contractors excavate.
It's not glamorous but it's pays the bills, allows me to mod my car and i'm only 22.

i serve this country in the NAVY.
im an electrican for helicopter yea you can say im still a motor head. i just work on bigger vehicles.

and I serve in the USMC, Diesel Mechanic and Traning NCO, currently working my way to finish off my BA for Automotive Industrial Design. But as of right now I am the Camp Hansen Camp Guard Bravo Team Unit Commander. Any time I have off I drink (alot) or i go out and buy parts for my rolla.but besides that I work my ass off to help out the Marines I am in charge of which in my case is a good thing.

nice... we have a variety of working peeps and students here.... im still waiting for doc.tweek to post here LOL

Credit Card Inquiry Specialist for Navy Federal Credit Union.

Right now I'm doing tech support for a local DSL company. Looking for something that actually uses my skills/training, tho.

tech support is where everyone starts off, at least a couple of peeps i know that have good jobs now went through support ... i guess.... im lucky enough if i find a job like that before i graduate so i have something in my resume.

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i used to be in the navy as an IT2
now i'm a student at binghamton university and will work for Goldman Sachs when I graduate

diesel mech :O

you're my new heroe

Thing is, I've been out of tech support. I was a System Administrator for the technology division of Clear Channel Radio for a while. Got laid off and couldn't find anything else. Problem is I'm at that stage where I'm overqualified for most "junior" positions, but underqualified (by a year's experience, I've been told) for anything above that. So I gotta find a place willing to hire me for a junior SA position for at least a year.

im a recent graduate from Pennco Tech for automotive tech, i work as a mechanic at Chevy/Caddy/Hummer dealership, w00t! am i the only auto mech that posted so far? other than tweak i thought we had a couple more here

i used to be a light line/lube mechanic when i was 18 at a local toyota dealer. i thank goodness everyday that i got out of that before they made me an apprentice mechanic. its a dismal unfulfilling profession working in dealerships...

most of the guys at my place do pretty damn good, i guess i ddi right going to GM though because thier always breaking, lol

LOL

imports = 1
domestic = 0

Diesel Mechanic for Hummers, MK-23 and up 7- tons, and the new JLTV's and some regualr vehicles that civilians drive.

hehehe, i can vouch for that, the Hummers are always going out!

i do architectural design for hotel and casinos.