What do you guys do for a living?

[Garry]

I suspect the majority of you are engineers, mechanics, softare developers and anything else that is technical. I think the average age should be around 40. Just curious as to the demographic.

I will start:

Age: 31 Education: Bcomm, MBA Career: Project Management in Financial Services Industry.

 

[Blokey]

OK, I'll bite...

Age: 37
Ed.: BS Chemistry
Occ.: Analytical Chemist for a mid-size pharmaceutical co.

 

[Propflux01]

Age: 37
Occupation: Aerospace Technician
Education: Just enough to get by (HS)

[ August 29, 2003, 09:05 PM: Message edited by: Tim H. ]

 

[Dan4510]

Age: 45
Occupation: full time student
Degrees: BA, MS, MPA, getting close on Ph.D.

 

[Last_Z]

Age: 27 and getting older.
Occupation: Air Force Transporter. WHOA!!
Education: ?, huh?, master on BS, high school PhD....boot camp?

Rick

 

[Asmodeus]

Age: 24

Ed: full time student for B.Sc Biochemistry (atop of all those BMW Driving courses, Investment courses from the stock exchange, etc.)

 

[Scali62]

Professional beer taster

part time union building maintence guy NYC, 41 going on 25.

 

[Last_Z]

I don't even know what PhD means....and no, I'm not kidding either. I can barely speak iNglish.
Rick

 

[Dan4510]

Ph.D.=Doctor of Philosophy, or as more commonly known: Piled Higher and Deeper--BS that is....

For me the ticket to play in the game I want to play in.

Dan

[ August 29, 2003, 09:42 PM: Message edited by: Dan4510 ]

 

[cousincletus]

Age: 42
Ed. Assoc. in Criminal Justice. Fairmont State College, Fairmont, WV.

Occupation: Tractor trailer driver (tanker yanker) for the last seven years.

 

[Dan4510]

Just occured to me, this thread needs to be in General and Off topic.

I am going to move it there and lock it under this heading.

Dan