What do you do Poll

[DBroncos4life]

Im a optician but Im working my ass off to start up my fathers insulation company here in Montana. So much time is spent on the phone calling people getting set up for home shows meetings with this company and that company. Its fun. lol

[alkemical]

I do I.T. for a major IT company - who has me contracted to a major phone company. But i do what ever they need, and i do any IT job i can find.

hopefully - i'll get some good attention with a project and quit doing IT for a living.

I guess, i should note...that i'm on the cleaning crew. If I show up at your job, chances are you are fired.

[SureShot]

Would gigolo fall under Customer Service?

[sirhcyennek81]

Originally Posted by SureShot

Would gigolo fall under Customer Service?

Depends. Do you do a portugese breakfast? Irish sunrise?

[orinjkrush]

indolent....retired on my a**

[SureShot]

Originally Posted by sirhcyennek81

Depends. Do you do a portugese breakfast? Irish sunrise?

I don't even want to know what those are.

Its good to see government leading the way.

[Drek]

Technically a field geologist for a rapidly growing environmental services company. I say technically because on top of geological sampling, analysis, and remediation oversight I'm cross trained in industrial hygiene and safety (IHS), about to start handling a good chunk of GIS work, help with CAD, and have covered for site supervisors on our demolition side.

Based in St. Louis and work throughout pretty much all of Missouri, Illinois, and partially into Kentucky and Indiana. HR stuff really isn't my deal but if someone is in the greater St. Louis area and is a union laborer, operator, asbestos abatement worker, has a PE stamp, IHS certs and experience, or a geology or earth sciences degree I could put you in touch.

For the trades though union is a must, we're a pretty strongly union outfit on the trades side of the company.

[goldengopher1976]

Originally Posted by Bronx33

Iam still going to ****** cuss around you ok.

Please do. In general, I would much rather have people be themselves around me. Now, if we're in the middle of a church service and you cuss at me, I might handle it differently, but in this context...cuss away.

[goldengopher1976]

Also, would you be willing to add a "clergy" option? I could technically fit under a few others, but the job is distinct from other "human resource" or "non-profit" or "fill-in-the-blank" fields. No big deal either way I suppose...

[peacepipe]

Union ironworker/welder

[Houshyamama]

I work at a drug development company in San Diego, we modify proteins by introducing non-natural amino acids and attaching compounds like PEG to alter in-vivo activity.

I'm trying to get them to work on Myostatin, but in truth it's really not such a great implementation of our technology. Still I want to get my hands on a drug which can alter the biochemical pathway responsible for these brutes:

[goldengopher1976]

Originally Posted by Houshyamama

I work at a drug development company in San Diego, we modify proteins by introducing non-natural amino acids and attaching compounds like PEG to alter in-vivo activity.

I'm trying to get them to work on Myostatin, but in truth it's really not such a great implementation of our technology. Still I want to get my hands on a drug which can alter the biochemical pathway responsible for these brutes:

So...those things were bred without horns for a reason, right?

[STBumpkin]

Originally Posted by Paladin

I admire. My Uncle was a "Plane Captain" for the Navy during the Korean conflict, flying out of Florida on European supply flights.

I had always wanted to join the Navy when I was young and fly helicopters. No luck. Hearing problems.

After listening to HF radios and 4 huge prop engines for 10-12 hours at a time, my hearing has problems too.

[Dukes]

Work at a small safety equipment distributor

[broncofan7]

Medical and Pharmacy benefits management. The dreaded PPO/PBM...I am that guy.

[Miss I.]

Originally Posted by OSKIE!!!

FYI, posted this in the original thread...

Another excellent source for information would be our very own Miss Independent. Her schedule is packed right now, but I would imagine she would help a fellow Maner if she felt you could help our agency in return. Hope you don't mind me name dropping, G.

Once again, GREAT THREAD and I wish all of you the best of luck in finding employment or keeping your current position if that is your wish.

Good Luck!

Well A, I was planning on taking a vow of silence. I had a rough night last night, but I am okay with backing you if you need me too. I mean, who better to discuss the promotion potential and overseas job ops, but the girl who tripled her salary in 5 years (of course I was making $3 an hour before that so you know it's all relative... )and is now off for a 3 year overseas tour that involves drinking in Britain, not going to a war zone (though those options are available). Anyway, whatever you say A, I can back, except if you say Nancy is the prettiest boy you know because that would be disturbing (sorry inside joke). And just to convince you all how I love my job here's a little picture: Good night all.

[CBF1]

Telecommunications industry. Setting up networks, fiber optics and copper, UPS systems and phone.

[Spider]

Originally Posted by sirhcyennek81

Worm...hmm...What would I be doing?

Be workin in the patch . 12 hours on 12 off normally 6 days a week , some times 7 days a week

[broncofan7]

Originally Posted by Houshyamama

I work at a drug development company in San Diego, we modify proteins by introducing non-natural amino acids and attaching compounds like PEG to alter in-vivo activity.

I'm trying to get them to work on Myostatin, but in truth it's really not such a great implementation of our technology. Still I want to get my hands on a drug which can alter the biochemical pathway responsible for these brutes:

Is your degree in Pharmacology or Chemistry? I have a minor in chemistry along with a Bs in Biology and a PharmD. Sounds pretty neat what you are doing--PM me if you don't want to post all your info on here......

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by LonghornBronco

Civil/Structural Engineering
LEED A.P.
Currently looking for some part time CAD/engineering work

Get your PE

[Drek]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

Get your PE

Yeah, if you got the time in and you don't have a PE you need to get on top of that. I'm taking my PG test in about a month and am currently looking to get into a Geological Engineering grad program part time so I can double dip the PG with a PE.

My employer has probably four guys with bachelors in civil, structural, or geological engineering and only one of them has gotten his PE. He's a vice president and brings in probably four times the rest. Everyone else is pretty replaceable.

[Houshyamama]

Originally Posted by broncofan7

Is your degree in Pharmacology or Chemistry? I have a minor in chemistry along with a Bs in Biology and a PharmD. Sounds pretty neat what you are doing--PM me if you don't want to post all your info on here......

Neither, ha. It's a BS in Molecular Biology. I do downstream work in bioanalytical, developing assays for preclinical/clinical testing. I've only been doing it for a few years out of college here and it's really not for me. I'd like to get back in school, perhaps in a completely different area... business, econ, something along those lines. What about you?

[LordHelmchen]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

I design, implement, support, and remediate technology solutions to meet business needs from a server and networking perspective.


**** phones. I don't touch phones. Stupid Siemen/AVAYA/Cisco crap

Sounds pretty much like my job
Oh phones.. well.. I'm forced to get my hands dirty with phones at the moment, global VoIP rollout at my company.. I'm responsible for the data center infrastructure (server, networking etc., not racks, cabeling..) and actually the technology is quite interesting.

[TailgateNut]

Construction management. (commercial, industrial, heavy/ highway, water and waste water).

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by LordHelmchen

Sounds pretty much like my job
Oh phones.. well.. I'm forced to get my hands dirty with phones at the moment, global VoIP rollout at my company.. I'm responsible for the data center infrastructure (server, networking etc., not racks, cabeling..) and actually the technology is quite interesting.

If I could tomorrow, I would scrap our avaya system and put in POTS lines. I no longer see the necessity for phones on ever desk with Moblie Phone, IM, and Email solutions.