What do/did you do for a living?

[my3gs]

I work at a concrete plant for 8 years an still going.

 

[baldman902]

Retired from MTA/NYC Transit as a Motorman after 28 1/2yrs.

 

[jnt]

Was a computer guy for 35 years. Then became a budget solution. 2 weeks later they hired a high school kid for the position. Opened a handyman business to blend with our healing practice. Love the commute. Ok, the other commute made more riding miles. :-|

 

[spyderrock]

I am a Artist (Stone Sculptor) completely self taught. I have been doing this for 15 years and love it. Works range in weight from 40lbs up to 8000lbs that is the biggest I have completed so far. I work in Marble Granite Basalt and Onyx. Most of my work is commissioned base which means I get paid before the work is completed. I also donate sculptures to charities for auction purposes. I work in both air tools and hand tools, some works can take 10 hours to complete others can take 3 years to complete. The one thing that I have a lot of is Patience:roflblack::roflblack:, you need that one quality when working with stone. I travel to symposiums all over the United States and Canada teaching my art and demonstrating how this lost art is done. And yes compared to all of you....I STILL WORK IN THE STONE AGE.

 

[rhansen309]

Still working!!

11 years active duty Air Force, 9 years Michigan Air National Guard all as a jet engine mechanic on the best aircraft in the inventory - the A-10 Thunderbolt!!! Still work for the DOD in a logistics organization as the Chief, Knowledge Transfer and Training branch. I also do adjunct instructing at a local small private 4 year college. As well as volunteer work throughout the years.

 

[MMMII]

I'm currently the Corporate Manager of Trigger Based Marketing for MGM Resorts Int.

Basically I create, develop, analyze and refine real-time marketing programs for all aspects of our hotels and casinos.

I do have access to Friends & Family rates at our properies so shoot me a PM if you are shopping room rates for your next vacation.

 

[SXSMachine]

20 years with one of Australia's 4 big banks (known as the 4 pillars for that reason) finishing as Senior Project Manager New and Re-engineered business - got jack of that

spent a year studying Robotics and mechatronics and went into an engineering firm designing and buildiung new products and process improvement in the factory

Age 37 Retired Totally and Permanently disabled with Immunit Syndrome later classified as disease with ongoing bouts of chronic fatigue, new with chronic Rheumatoid and Osteoarthritis and rapid degenerative Enthesopathy.

Spent last 3 years after I managed to get out of bed trying to build a small business but selling other peoples products has proven to be a crap way to try and earn a coin. So now I am making my own innovations to be put to market including my favorite past-times, shooting - trying to get someone to build a new rifle design or line of rifles for me, a new trike and quadcycle designs, an ultralight qualified quadcopter for people transport, a new disability chair design a mobility device for people who may or may not have a disability. Thats just in the next 5 years lol. :yes:

So no ambitions really and just sloth around all day! :2thumbs:

 

[Larznach]

Still working.

I am a perfusionist. I keep your body alive while the cardiovascular surgeon works on your stopped heart. Very interesting job. Something new everyday.

Larry.

 

[MindlessMuse]

Software Developer for a pharmaceutical company that helps other pharma companies run clinical trials.

 

[SGSpyderGirl]

Graphic Designer by degree/trade but I work in corporate banking since 2010 in compliance

 

[SXSMachine]

Graphic Designer by degree/trade but I work in corporate banking since 2010 in compliance

Can I swap you my Banking skills for your Graphic Designer skills please?, we'll do a Vulcan mind meld to do it, no issue!

 

[quickster47]

Retired from one of those three letter agencies and have never looked back over my shoulder, too often.

Carl