What's your job? - Page 3

German Schoolgirl · 01-04-2010, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by reimer

i work for the us gov as a marine, so i play css for real

So if you take out an insurgent, do you get a better gun? Is Afghanistan even a gun game server? I'm confused...

To maintain relevance with the thread, I'm a Consulting Engineer. We do building design, CADD, inspections, and expediting. It's amazing how much money can be made by filling out other people's paperwork.

Bubba · 01-04-2010, 04:49 PM

Software Developer, but I don't care for my job so I am going to take the LSAT in June and probably go to Law School.

I like programming, but unfortunately my job is only like 2% programming. The other 98% is sitting in meetings listening to other developers who think they know everything argue about why their design is better than everyone else. Only to have management pick the worst one because its quicker to implement (i.e. cheaper), and then put an impossible time line on it.

But anyway, I guess on the bright side it pays well.

Drug · 01-05-2010, 11:47 AM

I normally work as a private security officer. I'm licensed by the state of Wi. as well as the federal goverment. I get to be a body guard for different performers as well as some pretty important people.

masterkiller · 01-05-2010, 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bubba

Software Developer, but I don't care for my job so I am going to take the LSAT in June and probably go to Law School.

I like programming, but unfortunately my job is only like 2% programming. The other 98% is sitting in meetings listening to other developers who think they know everything argue about why their design is better than everyone else. Only to have management pick the worst one because its quicker to implement (i.e. cheaper), and then put an impossible time line on it.

But anyway, I guess on the bright side it pays well.

God I hate long drawn out pointless meetings, and that guy in those meetings that loves to hear them self talk. We nicknamed this guy I work with "The Professor" because of how he likes to talk all the time, and thinks he knows everything.

My job is 75% of fixing other people's problems, 20% of fixing my co-workers problems and 5% of doing actual shit I need to do. I am going back to the private sector sometime in the near future.

Pocahontas · 01-05-2010, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Drug

I normally work as a private security officer. I'm licensed by the state of Wi. as well as the federal goverment. I get to be a body guard for different performers as well as some pretty important people.

Carlos Mencia is so funny, I was trying to find the 7/11 skit that he did. That is some funny shit ^.^

ethikal · 01-07-2010, 12:53 PM

I am a head chef at The Wedge, which is a local Oklahoma gourmet pizza joint. So if your intown look it up and come eat!

reimer · 01-11-2010, 11:31 AM

ha nice, sorry bout not replying as quick i leave for deployment, in a week, cant tell you where for security, and its like a gun game but when you run out of ammo is the only time you are allowed to pick up an insurgents weapon

Quote:

Originally Posted by German Schoolgirl

So if you take out an insurgent, do you get a better gun? Is Afghanistan even a gun game server? I'm confused...

To maintain relevance with the thread, I'm a Consulting Engineer. We do building design, CADD, inspections, and expediting. It's amazing how much money can be made by filling out other people's paperwork.

dizzee · 01-11-2010, 12:07 PM

I work maintenance at one of Eastern Ontario's best public Golf courses. Get to drive turbo diesel lawnmowers and blaze til my hearts content. During the winter though I'm a fatass and just sit on EI.

^7bunnies · 01-11-2010, 10:00 PM

College student; aka, I live off my parent's generosity. Although, whenever I need some extra cash (mainly to get my beloved Coke - the soft drink, not the drug), I work as a software consultant/developer for dirt cheap.

Dingo · 02-05-2010, 02:15 PM

I am a self employed refrigeration engineer with a C-20 contractors license. I've had a contract with Catholic Healthcare West for the past couple years, however due to the economy and layoffs, my contract with them was not renewed this year, so that 2 less qualified union members from a different hospital could take over my position, so that they wouldn't lose their jobs

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It was actually cheaper and more efficient for the hospital to contract out the work to me.

Playing CSS at home is weird, I use to only play at work.

nosinhaler · 02-05-2010, 09:48 PM

I am Line Cook for Big Boy Resteraunts annnnd i get 9.35 a hour to cook for 8 hours so its not a bad gig...

www.bigboy.com

01-05-2010, 11:47 AM	#33
Drug GCM Admin Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 135	I normally work as a private security officer. I'm licensed by the state of Wi. as well as the federal goverment. I get to be a body guard for different performers as well as some pretty important people. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Anticipation Of Death Is Worse Than Death It Self........

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dizzee Registered User Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: K-town, Canaduh Posts: 201	I work maintenance at one of Eastern Ontario's best public Golf courses. Get to drive turbo diesel lawnmowers and blaze til my hearts content. During the winter though I'm a fatass and just sit on EI. __________________ I was born to move a mountain. I will die before I fade away. I always thought that I was chosen. King of the hill, king of the hill.

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nosinhaler GCM Admin Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Traverse City MI Posts: 156	I am Line Cook for Big Boy Resteraunts annnnd i get 9.35 a hour to cook for 8 hours so its not a bad gig... www.bigboy.com __________________

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01-04-2010, 04:49 PM	#32
Bubba GCM Admin Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 267	Software Developer, but I don't care for my job so I am going to take the LSAT in June and probably go to Law School. I like programming, but unfortunately my job is only like 2% programming. The other 98% is sitting in meetings listening to other developers who think they know everything argue about why their design is better than everyone else. Only to have management pick the worst one because its quicker to implement (i.e. cheaper), and then put an impossible time line on it. But anyway, I guess on the bright side it pays well.

01-07-2010, 12:53 PM	#36
ethikal GCM Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 103	I am a head chef at The Wedge, which is a local Oklahoma gourmet pizza joint. So if your intown look it up and come eat!

01-11-2010, 10:00 PM	#39
^7bunnies GCM Member Tetris Champion! Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Maryland Posts: 44	College student; aka, I live off my parent's generosity. Although, whenever I need some extra cash (mainly to get my beloved Coke - the soft drink, not the drug), I work as a software consultant/developer for dirt cheap.

02-05-2010, 02:15 PM	#40
Dingo Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 18	I am a self employed refrigeration engineer with a C-20 contractors license. I've had a contract with Catholic Healthcare West for the past couple years, however due to the economy and layoffs, my contract with them was not renewed this year, so that 2 less qualified union members from a different hospital could take over my position, so that they wouldn't lose their jobs . It was actually cheaper and more efficient for the hospital to contract out the work to me. Playing CSS at home is weird, I use to only play at work.

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