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I make custom, hand-bound books and presentation cases for an upscale boutique book bindery in the Washington DC area. I have made items that are in the White House, the Vatican library, and National Historical Sites.
I also teach book arts at a private college.
Before this job, I have been a graphic designer, a publications specialist, and an IT manager for contractors who serviced various government agencies.
I also teach book arts at a private college.
Before this job, I have been a graphic designer, a publications specialist, and an IT manager for contractors who serviced various government agencies.
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Work sautee in a steakhouse. Once my roommates food truck is completed I'll be cooking BBQ as well. Also work in a south american/creole kitchen. Rice and peas and yuca and all that.
Just a dirty Cable guy for the soon to be world dominating Comcast. Why not...we own dam near everything you touch....
Network Engineer for retirement/nursing home corp. Definitely intense and making me vape hard lately...
edit. BTW if anyone needs a top tier Network Admin/Engineer from servers to wifis to phone systems, id move for 110k. I hate to boast but im pretty ok at basically anything that plugs into a wall =)
edit. BTW if anyone needs a top tier Network Admin/Engineer from servers to wifis to phone systems, id move for 110k. I hate to boast but im pretty ok at basically anything that plugs into a wall =)
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There are a lot of occupations on here that are quite interesting.
I do IT support for a world-wide company of around 12,000, mostly maintaining a Citrix farm of around 500 servers (big expansion via acquisition lately) and also upper tier desktop/new hardware/software approval/testing. We also have to baby-sit our developer group of around 300, they really know nothing about computers nor do they have common sense.
I do IT support for a world-wide company of around 12,000, mostly maintaining a Citrix farm of around 500 servers (big expansion via acquisition lately) and also upper tier desktop/new hardware/software approval/testing. We also have to baby-sit our developer group of around 300, they really know nothing about computers nor do they have common sense.
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Multi-Line Insurance Adjuster - Insureds either love me or hate me. I used to care more about my job and try and help as many people out as I could while trying to stay pro-active to the insured, however, so many people now honestly believe they are due more than they are. Those are the ones that are a pain in the ....
One day, I'm going to escape this BS job; pays alright, but the stress, cycle times and ridiculous hours along with micro-management of the industry is not worth it any longer. Who's hiring!
One day, I'm going to escape this BS job; pays alright, but the stress, cycle times and ridiculous hours along with micro-management of the industry is not worth it any longer. Who's hiring!
Official title is "Computer Instrumentation Technician". Like most job titles, it's a wordy description...
What I really do is write programs for commercial office buildings to control/monitor their HVAC systems. Lots of typing all day, but I still find it interesting that the words I type can make millions of dollars of equipment do the things I "tell" it to do.
I enjoy it a lot except when someone in management asks me "Can you make this do that ?" and I smile and say "No problem !" when I fully realize that's gonna take about 6-7 hours of rewriting everything just because he came up with an idea while sitting on the toilet...
What I really do is write programs for commercial office buildings to control/monitor their HVAC systems. Lots of typing all day, but I still find it interesting that the words I type can make millions of dollars of equipment do the things I "tell" it to do.
I enjoy it a lot except when someone in management asks me "Can you make this do that ?" and I smile and say "No problem !" when I fully realize that's gonna take about 6-7 hours of rewriting everything just because he came up with an idea while sitting on the toilet...
Former commercial journeyman electrician, now doing technical support for medical equipment
Started off in the restaurant business. Moved onto politics for a bit. Then spent awhile designing agricultural and currency forecasting models. Now I do the occasional odd job, whether computer repair, consultation on various business issues that need outside the box solutions, and a few other things. After next week I should be involved in at least 2, and up to 5 new start ups though. A year or so of that and I'm back to school for Biochem
Electronics Technician, started out in the Marines working on aircraft electronics, worked on everything from TV transmitters to satellites, currently working with portable gas detection equipment.
Semi-retired, but I still occasionally teach classes on how to knit, crochet, tat and spin...
So YOU'RE the one that drew the phallic symbol on mars!
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