What do you do for a living

Electrical Engineer/Project Engineer/Project Manager/Whatever the hell else they tell me to do.

Dictator of a small foreign country. Occasional supreme court justice.

In my spare time, I'm a computer programmer.

civil technician, engineering draftsperson.

Head of security, Crown Court.

cgratti wrote in post #2716518
My job:

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=hVPicBIsIko

love it, it's a blast....

YOU GET PAID TO DO that???

DOESN'T MAKE SENSE .... you should be paying THEM to do that!
I would!

Service Tech for security services co.

High speed aluminum tubing.

Digital_Duck wrote in post #2722087
YOU GET PAID TO DO that???

DOESN'T MAKE SENSE .... you should be paying THEM to do that!
I would!

Yea, once you have seen 100 of them you seen them all. Not fun working in zero degree weather, or 100 degree heat. There is also a very slight chance of it going off when your standing on it if your not careful. Not to worry though, you wouldn't feel it.. Since 9/11 the industry has gone crazy, 10X more laws and regs, not like it used to be.

That job probably cost them over $100,000.

Here's another: http://www.youtube.com …yZqw&mode=relat​ed&search=

Im an RN too, I work in the paediatric Intensive care year Unit and have done in some capacity for 20 yrs. It has given me more than I could ever have imagined.

bikerider wrote in post #590954
I work in Community Mental Health, that is looking after a variety of clients with mild to serious mental health issues in a community enviroment.

Same here--but in the US....I'll be starting our children's program soon

I have a new job and my title is "General Administration Clerk". I work in the accounting department. So now I *sound* like a smart person......

I can't believe I never posted in this thread, but anyway:

Retired Navy (21 years), but the pension really isn't enough live on so I work for Intel as a Senior Technical Training Engineer/300mm Supplier Training Program Manager. I make sure Intel's technicians and engineers get the best training possible from our various equipment suppliers.

Mark

Cleo199 wrote in post #2725074
I have a new job and my title is "General Administration Clerk". I work in the accounting department. So now I *sound* like a smart person......

Well good for you!

i'm an elementary school counselor, and a part-time EMT for a local ambulance svc

wow well I just stumbled upon this thread so here goes:

I was just hired to work as a sales associate at a gift shop in the Grand Canyon! I start on March 28th.

I also make whatever I can from sales of various arts and crafts.