That's a good field to get into. Coursework is fairly demanding, though.
I'm a paper pusher in the LVMPD Records Bureau. Worked 13 years in supermarkets in Illinois from '92-'05 then did a brief stint in a call center after coming to Vegas.
What does everyone do for a living?
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I'm a paper pusher in the LVMPD Records Bureau. Worked 13 years in supermarkets in Illinois from '92-'05 then did a brief stint in a call center after coming to Vegas.
BMW technician, it was for Rick Hendrick BMW, now it is for Sterling BMW, or atleast it will be soon
Service Manager for Terminix. Keeps me busy.
I own a company that designs, sells, repairs and builds overhead cranes. Like for steel mills and such. You know, heavy stuff, like Bagels.
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i work for an industrial supply company doing a little bit of everything...computer work, driving, inventory etc...and i also work part time at a gym where i sit on my azz and talk to friends and play on SVTP :banana:
WOOOT! Be still my heart!;-)
I was a retail store manager for years, now I am a Domestic Goddess & Mom.epper:
....and yes, I have already been in the kitchen this morning and brownies are baking in the oven. :rollseyes:rollseyes
will you be bringing some tonight?
nope this one
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hbkijhKPzk"]YouTube - Launch of the GeoEye-1 satellite aboard a Delta II Rocket[/ame]
I'm in charge of the room that holds all of the brooms, mops, mop buckets, etc..
I'm the custodian engineer's backup in case he gets sick or injured.
He tells me I keep the mops cleaner that the former crack addict that used to be his back up.
I'm the custodian engineer's backup in case he gets sick or injured.
He tells me I keep the mops cleaner that the former crack addict that used to be his back up.
gotta make it jump up & down like the Latinos do to their old classics out there in Cali.
iam a construction super and equipment operator. I also recently went back to school at 32 years old. so im also a school student
full time student, full time personal trainer as well.
national guard and real estate investing on the side.
no, i never go out anymore.
national guard and real estate investing on the side.
no, i never go out anymore.
What is the differnce between a bricklayer and a baby? They both cry when they want something, but the baby will eventually grow up and go get it for himself.
I was a bricklayer, did my apprenticeship through high-school and graduated with a journeyman's card. It was the family business, and I was the first born son and Dad was pretty traditionally-minded about such things.
Then I got into electronics, decided that was what I wanted to do for a living, and now here I am. I still get nervous when I walk past a construction site, I'm afraid one of my old foremen will jump out from behind a pile of blocks, tell me to quit goofing off and get back on the wall.
Jim Snover
I was a bricklayer, did my apprenticeship through high-school and graduated with a journeyman's card. It was the family business, and I was the first born son and Dad was pretty traditionally-minded about such things.
Then I got into electronics, decided that was what I wanted to do for a living, and now here I am. I still get nervous when I walk past a construction site, I'm afraid one of my old foremen will jump out from behind a pile of blocks, tell me to quit goofing off and get back on the wall.
Jim Snover
I will be starting my job October 2nd at a small City owned Power Plant and will be an Operator there...
Finally will have enough money to go after one of the badass built lightnings in the market here!:rockon:
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