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just wanted to know what everybody does for a living, i work business to business slaes with sprint pcs.. im a cell phanatic too..i currently have the new camera phone, dont use it much, but i do use the internet alot, i can bring up whatever site i want to with pictures, just have to change some mods on the phone. see the latest phones before the reps do, so you know what to wait for in the future. http://www.phonescoop.com

I am a Senior at Kettering University. It is a co-op school so I work 6 months out of the year at GM, and spend 6 months at school out of the year. I do it in 3 month rotations like this. School, work, school, work.

Chippendale Dancer. In my spare time I race speedboats.

Student @ the University of Wisconsin - MadisonWhen school isn't in session ... I work for my parents doing stuff. So, technically, I eat, sleep and be active to maintain living

United States Army Military PoliceFort Lewis, WA.....presentlyHoooaahhh!

server @ TGI Fridays, making NO money, hoping to shortly return to school (more likely than not Indiana University) finally finish my degree and get a real job.Remember to always leave a good tip for your server at a restaurant. -- it is their only real income -- they rely on it!EDIT: long since promoted to accountant...but still making bupkiss.

Software Test Analyst/Test Leader.I get to try and break the software my boyfriend helped develop

Team Coordinator for General Motors (Cadillac Division) James

I hold a BM in Music Education/Euphonium Performance and I am currently employed by Uncle Sam working in the US Army as a musician.

Spectroscopist (chemical analysis) / Quality Control Manager.

I work at a hospital for the Information Services department at the computer Help Desk. I take calls for computer problems and questions. We currently have around 3000 PCs and around 6000 users. Needless to say it can get quite busy. I have an A+ certification and a Microsoft Office 2000 Master certification as well. I am also currently working on getting a Windows 2000 Professional certification and an MCSE. Hopefully to go on to a Network Administrator.

HR Specialist for a roofing supply company (Home Depot for roofing contractors) I handle employee benefits and payroll. In other words employees *itch and complain when their benefits or payroll are messed up, but I get no thanks when Its flawless. I still love my job. When they *itch too much I fire them!!!!! Who's the *itch now?!?!?!

Network Administrator , Maintain and configure computer networks

System Administrator

I'm a sysadmin. --john

Telecom technician at Allstream, formely AT&T Canada.I'm doing remote testing on telephone line.

Face to Face Category 2 sales represtantive for the Coca-Cola company. I cover 135 different small buisness acounts with an ephasis in the hispanic community since I am fluent in spanish. My sales area is in 2 different states and covers over 14o square miles. I'm responsible for about 10,000 cases a month in sales.

Sysadmin by trade. Currently doing consulting and working on my MCSE since being laid-off in November '02.

Senior Mortgage Underwriter

General Motors service writer by day, drummer by night

Sales and Marketing exec for a medium sized company in AK. I set merchants up with credit card processing, electronic check conversion systems, accounts receivable collections, and check recovery.

I watertest trucks at the Fort Wayne, Indiana assembly plant. Rough job but someones got to do it

Director of Operations for second largest DJ/Production company in Central Florida. I DJ at all the major theme parks in the area as well as bars and nightclubs. Sponsored by PioneerUSA

Assistant Manager of Aldi's grocery store, and by this time next year i will a store manager.

Car Salesman Extrordinaire!I work for Coggin Pontiac GMC in Florida! I've got the best job in the world I get to sell lots of VibesShadow Realm

edjumakated bunch ain't we?

quote:Remember to always leave a good tip for your server at a restaurant. -- it is their only real income -- they rely on it!If the service is good, I always do. You don't have to kill yourself for a decent tip, but never take it for granted. My wife really beats me up if she thinks I'm tipping too much for the service we get!

quote: You don't have to kill yourself for a decent tip, but never take it for granted. My wife really beats me up if she thinks I'm tipping too much for the service we get!Around here, you can pour your heart and soul into your job, and still get left a lousy 2% tip. I put my heart into my job. I work so hard, and try so hard, and I give people the same quality of service I would expect, and I still get nothing in return.It's different when you've been there, you know? Being on the receiving end now, I NEVER leave less than a $5 tip (even if the bill is under $5), and I usually leave 25%-30%...I guess I'm unusually generous.I used to work at Target. Before that, I'd have no problems picking up something on one side of the store, and then changing my mind elsewhere and dumping it. Now, I'll walk all the way back across the store to put something back where it belongs. I guess I'm a loser.

Computer Dweeb! (or Software developer)

Civil Engineer in California (not licensed yet)Graduated from San Jose State Univ in 2001.

My degree says Biomedical Engineering, but my job is pretty much mechanical engineering. I'm a project engineer at a tier 1 automotive safety products supplier. Specifically, I design side curtain airbags. quote:I am a Senior at Kettering University. It is a co-op school so I work 6 months out of the year at GM, and spend 6 months at school out of the year. I do it in 3 month rotations like this. School, work, school, work. What have you done/are you doing at GM?

u got the 8100? not to bad , battery sure drops off on it,oh the job thing,Technican at Classic Pontiac (yes i enjoy working on them only if thereall vibes !!!)

sales rep. tech. sometimes minus the tech and am acting rep for a sporting goods manufacturer..

Network admin

Currently seeking a new employment opportunity, preferably in the Human Resources area in the GTA or surrounding area.

quote:Assistant Manager of Aldi's grocery store, and by this time next year i will a store manager. I'm a Co-Manager at Kroger's grocery store, and a full-time student at SCC in Dayton!

u got the 8100? not to bad , battery sure drops off on it,yes the 8100 Watch out for the Samsung A600 in a few weeks

Server in parent's restaurant.Hopefully I can open my own bussiness next year. quote: Around here, you can pour your heart and soul into your job, and still get left a lousy 2% tip. I put my heart into my job. I work so hard, and try so hard, and I give people the same quality of service I would expect, and I still get nothing in return.My average tips are 15%.So i'm doing ok!

I know exactly what you mean. I am a restaurant manager at Romano's Macaroni Grill. Being in the restaurant industry, I know what servers, chefs (was the Executive Chef at the same restaurant), and everyone in the business goes through. Even if I get get bad service, I will still tip 15%. The only time I will tip less than that is if the service is HORRID. 25-30% is my usual as well. You should try Macaroni Grill if there is one in your area. Jim

quote:You should try Macaroni Grill if there is one in your area. Had one near me. Now, the nearest one I know of is clear across the country! Too bad, it's excellent food!

quote:Assistant Manager of Aldi's grocery store, and by this time next year i will a store manager. I'm a Co-Manager at Kroger's grocery store, and a full-time student at SCC in Dayton!Isn't the grocery store fun

quote:I must say i LOVED the US supermarkets (off topic), you have lots of stuff I can't get in canada - like my favourite cereal .I bought 8 boxes when I was there so I don't have to order it online anymore (off topic reply) AtWork, what cereal might that be?

quote:I used to work at Target. Before that, I'd have no problems picking up something on one side of the store, and then changing my mind elsewhere and dumping it. Now, I'll walk all the way back across the store to put something back where it belongs. I guess I'm a loser. On the contrary, Mike. I think you'll be a huge success in life. Putting your heart into your work is the first step. It also seems like you are learning that actions have consequences, so you now put things back at a store instead of leaving it for others to do. Little steps, but important, nonetheless. Get that degreee and grab life by the, er, uh, (can I say cojones here?)...

I am a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police...... I currently and for the last 6 years have been a Traffic Cop and am a Collision Analyst.....In other words I'm the guy who lights up your rear view mirror with the pretty red and blues or investigate fatal or serious car crashes.....(My day begins when your day ends)..... Best job in the world... I also ride a Harley and get paid to do it........... all those who hate speeding tickets raise your right foot

Well...im the shipping & receiving guy at the St. Louis REI (recreational equipment inc.) store. Its a decent job...i get to make my own hours and work as hard or as little as i please (always hard ) and of course i get great discounts....and i get to use the shop tools for my bike maintenance -Phil

REI is the coolest! the WA area has a bunch of them, i think its the headquaters for them...

OTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTcanadavibegt:Hey there about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police..Do you guys have a Band? Recenelty I watched a Military Tattoo performance and saw from what I recalled the Royal Canadiam Mounted Band .. They were a marching band but rode on bikes as they played..IT WAS SOOO COOOOOL

I am a college student at the moment...a junior, double majoring in sociology and journalism. I am the copy editor for the school newspaper, and a reporting intern working in features and entertainment at the local paper in the summer. I hope to be able to get a full time job with them when I graduate. So, basically, I'm a journalist. So if you ever need a professional editing/writing opinion on something, I'm your woman.

i went to school for graphic design. i am currently a type setter for a small company that makes predominately business stationary. i set up and output to plate material cards for companies such as: AG Edwards, Carmax, Stifel Nicholas, Mutual of Omaha, Commerce Bank, Silgan plastics, Xtra corp., and many others.

I work in a lab most of the day running spectrochemical analysis on our product. I have many titles at my place of employment. Here are a few of them. Quality control manager...spectroscopist...physical science technician.