your occupation

[Silk]

44 years as a motor mechanic...and still learning my trade. I guess that's why I'm still doing it, there is always something I haven't seen or done.

 

[levi]

Originally Posted By: Silk
44 years as a motor mechanic...and still learning my trade. I guess that's why I'm still doing it, there is always something I haven't seen or done.


Love that attitude. You could work on my cars anytime!

 

[levi]

Work for an electrical utility. Official title is Material Specialist. Nice nomenclature for warehouse worker / truck driver.

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[Michael_P]

I am a SCUBA diver for the septic and sanitary division of Roto Rooter

 

[crinkles]

geotechnical engineer, wannabe geologist.

 

[opus1]

I've said this before and I'll say it again -- my job is to 1)make my boss look good and 2) never make my boss wonder why she hired me in the first place.

The long story, 25 years in I/T as a programmer, systems analyst, and Database Administrator, aka a DBA. After my last employer closed shop and "liberated" me from that job

, I was on what I called a trial retirement for 2 years; one completly unemployed and one working at a big-box home improvement store. I found a job as a data analyst for one of those evil insurance companies, where I've been for the last 8 years and counting. It's not a true I/T job, but I'm able to use a lot of that knowledge to make myself look almost brilliant to people who have no I/T experience.

And to those who do know better, I look pretty darn competent.

 

[spasm3]

Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist.
Supervisor-Cathlab. Assist Physicians with cornary stent insertions, permanent pacemakers. We treat emergency heart attacks as well.

 

[Hollow]

Currently part-time seminary student and part-time hospital chaplain.

Goal is to be ordained and do hospital or hospice chaplaincy full time.