What is your career?

[Slow Off]

Service advisor at a Hyundai dealership, we got the best warranty!

:lol:

 

[CarolinaL]

I work for BMWMC as a Quality Technician at the BMW plant in SC.

 

[REDSVT150]

Process Operator at a Major oil refinery. Also spent 12yrs working on F-15's

Brad

 

[nates03L]

Hardwood Floor Installer

 

[00QckSlvrLight]

GM2 (Gunner's Mate) in the Navy, been in for a little over 3 years and have gone on 3 deployments.... #4 coming this summer......
J

 

[FordFanStan]

Might I add that I think this was a great thread I started haha.. Stan

 

[grayskyslightn]

cut the skins on f22 raptor at lockheed martin ft worth trying to get on f35 program hopefully wont get layed off

 

[QUIK BRIK]

Yes it is Stan. Have owned a restaurant with my pop for the past 6+ years. Also have a degree in Business Administration.
Long hours, but pay is great and supports THE hobby...

 

[RUNVS?]

30 years with Southwestern Bell/SBC/AT&T.... the last eight as a senior project manager on the SE Texas VP's staff. Currently looking at an area manager's position and one of those 6-digit salaries. :burnout:

 

[lightninmike]

Well i used to be a Shop Supervisor for a HazMat Transportation Fleet (aka turning wrenches) Learned alot doing that for 5 years. Easier than working on cars but everything is 10 times heavier. Now i am a HazMat Transportation Specialest ( truck driver :coolman: ) for Cumberland Farms/ Gulf Oil

 

[203Cree]

Here is what I have learned so far.

Armed Services + students + fabrication jobs + jobs that involve contstruction related equipment + LEO's = Lightning owners? For the most part at least.

You forgot Engineers. Basically tho, you got it. Almost cover most walks in life, doesn't it?

Hardwood Floor Installer

Oh boy. Been there, fock that. CFI before I went to Iraq. Did carpet, tile and laminents (VCT, Vinyl, wood). Hard on the body. Get out while you're young if you can.

 

[assasyn]

You forgot Engineers. Basically tho, you got it. Almost cover most walks in life, doesn't it?

I kinda think the opposite. It seems like the majority of our owners are secluded to a few industries. Yeah, I did forget engineers. No bankers or scientists or doctors. No teachers or actors. See what I mean? :shrug:

 

[FordFanStan]

No bankers or scientists or doctors.

Umm not quite a doctor but, the dentist that flew up north from Fl and bought Matts 10 sec JDM truck lol.. Stan

 

[PitchBlackL]

I manage a privately owned restaurant called Babe's Chicken Dinner House In Roanoke, Texas which is between Dallas and Ft. Worth about 3 miles from Texas Motor Speedway. The restaurant is one of the most talked about and award winning in Texas. We have been on the Food Network twice and Southern Living Magizine voted us best fried chicken in the country. Love the place but the hours suck and the pay is low.

 

[HalfTime]

Umm not quite a doctor but, the dentist that flew up north from Fl and bought Matts 10 sec JDM truck lol.. Stan

Arnt Dedtists Doctors? Either way, I bet you make just as much as someone with the tittle. btw, how's that beast?

I put in for Embassy Duty and they gave me Recruiting Duty....been on the streets for a year now. Can't wait to get back to flying though. Be prepared for LONG hrs.....I went 73 days w/out a day off last fall. 7am to 10 pm m-f sat 9-7 sun 12-8. Life? what life? good luck mang...this job literally put me in the nut house

Don't you just hate that shit? lol You would think they would put you ware you want to be, but oh well. I'm well perpared for the long hours. 3 tours to Iraq, 1 tour in Turkey, 1 to Saudi, 1 to Japan, a few trips to Afgan and Korea, working 12 on 12 off for 6-9months at a time, being back in the states is like being on vacation. My wife is looking forward to the fact that for teh next 3 years, I'll at least be comeing home everynight, not going over seas for months at a time.

 

[mickey03L]

Im an electrian by trade , work as one for cooper tires. worked at parker hanninfan makin air conditioner parts as an operator and maintenance man there while i got my electrical degree

 

[fuzzie]

Operations in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. The "North Slope" as some may call it. Pretty much as far north as you can go in Alaska. And yes its cold in the winters LOL.......

 

[svtsilverback]

k9 po po.

 

[203Cree]

I kinda think the opposite. It seems like the majority of our owners are secluded to a few industries. Yeah, I did forget engineers. No bankers or scientists or doctors. No teachers or actors. See what I mean? :shrug:

Yes I do now that you point it out, lol. :beer:

 

[lightninmike]

Don't you just hate that shit? lol You would think they would put you ware you want to be, but oh well. I'm well perpared for the long hours. 3 tours to Iraq, 1 tour in Turkey, 1 to Saudi, 1 to Japan, a few trips to Afgan and Korea, working 12 on 12 off for 6-9months at a time, being back in the states is like being on vacation. My wife is looking forward to the fact that for teh next 3 years, I'll at least be comeing home everynight, not going over seas for months at a time.

Maybe you should put in for recruting and see what happens ;-)