What do you do for work?

Account Manager for a loading dock distributor.

 

Tire Technician at Discount Tire, handyman, and full time college student

 

I am an Office manager for AZ Combat Sports, A private instructor/manager at a local rock climbing gym and a terrible student.

 

small engine technition at home hardware

 

Auto blogger for Gearheads, I can work from anywhere in the world as long as there is internet.

 

idk how people drink miller Lite! i can’t stand the stuff!

 

yuengling fo me

 

Waste water treatment operator/technician. Do you like the show "Dirty Jobs" with Mike Rowe? It's stinky and nasty but it pays well and probably the most stable job out there as long as people keep flushing their toilets.

 

I own a 368 unit self storage facility in Mountain View, CA... luv the biz

Thanks to all those who serve in our armed forces - I appreciate your service and our freedom!!!

 

You are close to Intel. I used to work in the semiconductor industry, they are always hiring operators.

 

This is the reason I got out of the high tech field, it is so economy driven. If you are young, look into Bonneville Power Administration's apprenticeship program. I wish I would have done that years ago. If you have low voltage experience, you probably have a head start on other applicants. Just a suggestion.

 

My Dad did that for 30 plus years, he just retired last year. He had so many certifications that i lost count. He retired as the WW treatment plant superintendent for the county.

 

I work for a company that builds and works on cell phone towers.. We do every thing from prep work for upgrades to completly building towers and enitre sites, I actually hold a union ticket out of the IBEW

 

I is be lead engineer at a company that provides software to electric utilities.

 

I to am a wastewater operator class 3. I get crapped on sometimes but mostly work in the lab

 

The first thing I learned was to keep my mouth closed. I have been crapped on a bunch also. I was amazed at what people flush down the toilet when I started.

 

Yes keep your mouth shut and don't bite your finger nails.

 

I'm the Assistant Properties Manager for 510,000 sq ft. of Class A commercial office space.

 

This August I'm going back to college to be an RN. I have to take prerequisites and go through an interview process which means I can't slack off for a minute, but it will be well worth it! Our RN program down here is competitive, but the pay is well worth it. RN's down here make alot more than X-Rays techs or some of the other medical related fields.