What Do You All Do For A Living?
08-01-2006, 02:30 AM
#24
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Deorderant Armt Pit tester...I smell Arm Pits ALL day to see how long deorderant resists sweat!...So ALL of you wont be smelly bloaks!.....lol..Nah joking!..I ama Graphic Designer YO!
08-01-2006, 04:33 AM
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^^That would explain why you are online at 10:30ish East Coast time. 
I am an International Operations Representative, basically export goods to Singapore, Indonesia, Pakistan, Myanmar and Brunei. Oh, also Mexico, but that doesn't really fit with the others. Work for a small company here in Phoenix.
I am an International Operations Representative, basically export goods to Singapore, Indonesia, Pakistan, Myanmar and Brunei. Oh, also Mexico, but that doesn't really fit with the others. Work for a small company here in Phoenix.
08-01-2006, 04:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Metro273
I'm a Nissan mechanic. Oops, I mean a Nissan technician for the past 6 years... 
Have you seen the Nissan Cube thats planing to come to the U.S.??
08-01-2006, 06:01 AM
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Currently a civilian working for the local Navy base's IT department. Basically maintaining PCs used at single sailors' Liberty centers (recreational-type centers), as well as PCs used at youth/teen centers on base. Pretty sweet gig.
Only been at it for about a month. My previous job was a gopher boy for a local casino's IT department. Maintained all the computers used by administration, as well as installing TVs, dealing with cigarette machines, installing IP phones, and even setting up slot machines. Anyone who's been in the IT department there always called their job what it really is -- IT Labor Workers. hahah
Only been at it for about a month. My previous job was a gopher boy for a local casino's IT department. Maintained all the computers used by administration, as well as installing TVs, dealing with cigarette machines, installing IP phones, and even setting up slot machines. Anyone who's been in the IT department there always called their job what it really is -- IT Labor Workers. hahah
08-01-2006, 02:54 PM
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Network/Infrastructure engineer for Citigroup. I basically do all sorts of network integration, anything from Frame Relay stuff, IP Multicast for multimedia, Server-based computing (Metaframe/Terminal Servers), Routers, Switches and WANs (oh my!).
I've been with Citi for around 13 years. What's most amazing about that is that I've worked for roughly 8 different companies without my phone number ever changing
I've been with Citi for around 13 years. What's most amazing about that is that I've worked for roughly 8 different companies without my phone number ever changing
08-01-2006, 04:06 PM
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I'm an intern at an engineering consulting firm
I layout plumbing/medical gas systems for large scale buildings and hospitals. (15.00$/hr)
and
a Cobb County Lifeguard/swim instructor. (9.27$/hr)
not bad for a college student.
I layout plumbing/medical gas systems for large scale buildings and hospitals. (15.00$/hr)
and
a Cobb County Lifeguard/swim instructor. (9.27$/hr)
not bad for a college student.
