Jobs? what do you do?

[dbookey]

What sort of a job do you have? it pay well?

I work for an oilfield supplier, i provide most of the crap they use to prep the pipes for drilling... as of now it doesn't pay all that well, but we're currently in talks about fixing that one

[shadowmaster]

It's always exciting to say what I do.

I am a mechanical piping designer working on the Pentagon Renovation Project. I am the lead for the company I work for and it is still exciting to be working on and at the Pentagon.

Does it pay well? To me it does. Would I like more money? Who would not?

[el kev]

student. you think it pays?

[mark 1]

work offshore as an operations technician

[test22]

Surf porn

[shadowmaster]

Surf porn

Does it pay well? Where do I sign up? :eek3d:

[BigE]

Currently a student, but for the summer I will be working for an engineering company, hopefully will pay well.

[iceman21]

I am a flight instructor. Currently unemployed, but when I am working my office kicks the pants off anyone elses

[iceman21]

oh yeah, does it pay well?

Currently NO, when I WAS working, HELL NO

[n163]

Mechanical Engineer... pays pretty good

[jessicaq]

Database Administrator. Pays well. Do consulting on the side. Pays better.

[robul]

business owner.. pays well when profits are up.

[Superhuman]

business owner.. pays well when profits are up.

What kind of company ?

I'm a student, studying marketing and communication at the moment but I'm going to swith to International Business Studies (a study fully in English, so my english better doesn't suck :) )

[korpusreel]

VP Sales, I also own a furniture installation business. I do well.

[dies]

Pilot.
Does it pay well? Just enough to pay of the huge debts I have for training. By the time I get to keep some of it, I won't be able to enjoy it anymore!

[Symbolik]

IT Manager. Also do some Webpage/Graphic Design and computer work on the side.

[Juana!]

Plant Manager... long hours but ell paid

[Bob4Beer]

Customer Service for USAToday, SportsWeekly, and i take calls for the Harle-Davidson and BMW INformation Centers. Every oncei n a while i get Mazda Program HQ calls, and lastly ULTA.com Customer Service.

[jessicaq]

Did I hear ULTA? Do you get discounts?

[koЯnut]

Saw Op/Lead in a mill. Pay could always be better.

[dSpotter]

just a student currently...looking for one ;)

[jessicaq]

There's going to be a lot of "your kind" these next few weeks. Good news is that jobs are coming slowly, but surely. The only downside is that pay isn't where it was prior to dot-bomb. So, good luck.

[SIV]

I work for a mutual fund consulting firm right now, but I will get my degree in Finance and my series 7 and 63 licenses in december '04. I'm making 'bout $15.00/hr. Anyone have a clue about how much I should realistically expect to rake in after I get my degree?

[idontknow]

Run an advanced depot for pizza hut

[kentares]

Web designer, Wireless Network Administrator, Computer Technician, ColdFusion Programmer, Database Programmer, and Student.

Does not pay well, but that is why I am working towards my bachelors. :)

[jessicaq]

Wireless Network Administrator and Database Programmer both are areas that still pay well. The jobs are expected to grow most in Security (which WNA falls under) and also within Application Development (software architecture, etc)
Now, if these are just hobby jobs where you are not fully qualified, that would explain why you are not making good money.

I'm mixed on ColdFusion. So, no comment.

Anyone can be a web designer, computer technician, and a student. :-)

[Bob4Beer]

Did I hear ULTA? Do you get discounts?

Every few months we do.

[spillmabong]

I work for UPS parttime in customer service and I am also saving up to attend wyotech soon.

[Andytsi95]

Summer Landscaper. The student in the fall. Also me and a friend are getting a web design business off the ground... www.fokused.com. Soon to be open.

[Justin]

Sales. Pays well if I move product.


I will always be a salesman.

[BlazerLT]

Own my own computer hardware website.

[nifennob]

property owner.

Im building my investments :wiggle:

[slowmaro]

i am a ARMY reservist trying to finish school but lately all i been doing is getting called to active duty

[Roderick]

I do some ocassional music freelance... radio jingles, studio sessions... other than that I'm a CAD designer.

[dante2]

I'm a student, studying marketing and communication at the moment but I'm going to swith to International Business Studies (a study fully in English, so my english better doesn't suck :) )

It better does. You better do improve it.

By the way... IT Consultant. Pays well.

[odysseusignmail]

Computer support technician. Pays OK. One funny problem I came across:
Woman called to say her computer wouldn't turn on. I did the usual stuff over the phone. (Is your monitor on? Did you plug it in?) Went out to her desk and checked her power cords. She had the computer plugged into a power strip and the power strip plugged into itself!

:duh:

[lefty]

Business owner. Ad agency/brand marketing firm.

My partner and I broke away from a big ad agency in 1996 at the request of our first client. Now when we work long hours, we keep the $$$$$! I'm a writer/producer by trade.

Money: For the record, the money is great, could be fantastic with a couple more larger clients.

Downside: long hours, intense stress--this is the most cut-throat biz outside of acting!

[shawaj1]

automotive technician

[Roxii007]

I got tired for working for someone else, so I opened my own company doing things I love to do art, drawing and custom fabrication

[holagringo]

Insurance Agent in Texas

[partyrat]

I deliver beer.

Pay is ok. 35k a yr

[mtbikermt]

i'm a bicycle mechanic. Only good part is the discount on parts.

[magiceye]

I'm an electrical engineer. I'm hoping for a good pay once I graduate, heh.

[aS8S]

Mechanical Engineer... pay is good... always could find something to spend more money on.

[Patito]

I work on campus at Western Michigan University at their computer store. I sell computers and software to the students and faculty members educationally. It pays good for a on campus job, but really that's not that great. Hours are very flexible though, so it works well since I'm still taking classes.

[Pacemaker]

Database Administrator. Pays well. Do consulting on the side. Pays better.

Tech support intern I am always calling you guys at home. :wiggle:

[appleburger]

CAD technician.

[Stumpy]

run a restaurant ... in six hours. Pay? Well I'm the guy in the middle :tagteam:

[cooplax]

Business owner, real estate investor. Pay is real well but time is limited.

[ballllls]

im 16 and i work at walmart

[TravelFreak]

International marketing consultant and private investor – both pay great, but looking to retire from working all together in the next 2 years. Investing is where it is at.

P.S. - No I am not old, I just got into the right investments that a couple of my clients introduced me to. Pretty simple stuff.

[ET1(SS)]

I am a retired sailor. I retired in 2001, at 42 years old, after spending 20 years in the Navy. My first enlistment was in 1976, I did get out after six years, went to college and used up my GI bill. Then I went back into the Navy again and finished my career there.

As an enlisted Submarine Sailor my income peaked at around $65k/year. My 'peak' earning lasted for about 10 years. Early on they got me hooked on the 'Tax-free' thing, so I have not paid into Income taxation since 1983.

I collected apartment buildings on the side as a hobby during my career. Most places that I was stationed, we just collected another one.

So right now, really I guess I am un-employed.

45 years old and un-employed, but I have been offered jobs. For right now I am doing okay without a job, on my pension checks and rental income.

I started as a Computer-System-Analyst on Main-frame computers onboard subs. Then branched into Electronic Surveilance Systems. Then I slid into Intellignce Library Custodian. And onboard my last boat I was the Command Intelligence Officer.

Also with my degree in Theology, I functioned as Ship's Protestant Lay-Leader from 1987 on.

I also volunteered to be trained by the IRS to assist sailors with their taxes, I was certified by them, and I have assisted people with their taxes since 1988.

Also since 1990, each time we have been state-side we have been foster-parents, and we have kept our home filled with children.

:-)

Does any of that count as a job?

[mdocod]

delivering pizzas while i figure out what to do with life...

pay- well... sometimes i wonder if i spend more trying to keep the ole vehicle running than i make, lol...

on a good day, it's $15/hr after taxes, -gas. then a lot of it goes into the car later on...

waiting for my girlfriend to get her own car so i can drive the suzuki swift..... at which point, profit will go way up because, the real trick to this job, is being a home mechanic, and driving something thet gets incredable gas milage, and has cheap parts... right now i'm driving an suv, 16mpg hurts.

[anamarie.villar]

I'm into a corporate world. I work for the bank as Policy Analyst, formulating policies and procedures for our local and foreign branches to follow. Pay is fair enough.