Used to work as an Oracle Database and Operations Anaylst.

Now...retired at home banging my head against a wall (see nwscionman's avatar for example) so trying to keep busy.

I returned back to school and will have my BS in CIS next spring (and yes...I'm in class now and posting on SL).

 

i drive an 18 wheeler (semi) for a local company. deliver to gas stations, walgreens, bartell drug stores and other places around washington state. yes i know little guy in a big truck lol

 

Regional 911/EMS/Fire Dispatcher, Cape Cod, Mass

Studies show the most common phrase heard before someone yells, "Call 911!" is.......

"Hey guys, watch this!!"

 

warehouser 1 at Frito-Lay, Inc. in Federal Way.... part time trying to get full time....doin' stuff to the tc requires a lil' more cash flow

 

i am a Designer and Installer for a custom home electronics integration company. I recently moved from installation to design but I pretty much do everything. I program, install, design, build, test, service, etc... We do large scale audio/video distribution systems, custom home theater systems, surround sound living rooms, whole home integration and automation...its really fun stuff and i enjoy my job very much. I just got back from CEDIA last night. Its a huge trade expo that was held in Denver, CO this year. Kicked total A$$ although I'm tired as hell.

 

I'm in Politics - working for the Washington State Democratic Central Committee (SDCC) as their field director (but hoping to get on a national presidential campaign)

DON'T FORGET TO VOTE!

 

I am pretty much a "high school student" that lives off of the money that mommy and daddy gives. :D But to get more money,.. I've recently gotten a part-time job as a barista & cashier at Cafe B&L,.. caters to pretty much those who work in the business complexes; DHL, Transgroup,.. some others that I don't know. Yeah... And I'll be applying to Abercrombie Kids soon,.. as an Impact Team Member.

 

again a pretty good variety of jobs. I know the over worked and underpaid feeling. try being in the field for 3 weeks without a shower and getting paid 1500 buck a month to do it!!! But I still love my job.. Are there any more military people on here with Scions? Maybe we can get a club started at lewis/McChord...

 

I do a mix of temping and pc/mac repair and rebuilding. It varies week to week and frankly sucks. Time to head back to school

 

just got out of the army (13f forward observer) and now i am a low level technician for General Motors...

 

hey what's up? 2ID 'Second to None'. i'm a groundpounder too. i was the #1 man in the stack, then a SAW gunner 'cause ours turned into a sh!tbag and there was noone else capable on that weapons system. current job is non-deployable broked!ck on Rear D, thanks to Iraq. just waiting for my findings to come back from medboard and then i'm done.

 

Full Time Video Game Tester, Full Time College Student...

and a fun car from point A to point B

 

Full Time College Student, and Full Time Jr. Help Desk Administrator

 

wow thats no good man, but hopefully things go good with your medboard. I was a saw gunner for a while, but I really like my job as a SDM.. what unit are you with??

 

I work at Staples...it's the definition of overworked and underpaid. The cool part is I can source local work from it. I'll go install printers for whoever I might run across. I do upgrades, clean up pcs all on the side for usually 20-50 dollars an hour. Depends on what they offer first. I also had Hollywood Video part time but recently quit that.

Other than that I'm going to community college in hopes of a better job. Next year I want to attend Western University. The plan is to get into the EET Program (electronic engineering technology). We'll see what happens.

 

I'm a web application support specialist at Pulse Research- doing customer support, documentation, in office support, and some development of web apps, as well as web design, debugging, css etc.

 

dealer.....

 

Is there a community college near you which may have some intro EET courses? I've seen several people at my college who start the program but don't realize how math intensive it is and drop out right away.

But once a person can get past the intro classes with an understanding of EET, the jobs out there are great!

Note: If you maintain a high GPA, get an internship with a company you want to work for while you're in school. This is the best way to get into the industry and get a higher paying position at the conclusion of your degree!

 

hmm.. i have a BASEET degree...i think... i found them the other day while looking for other papers..lmao

went to ITT for 3 years.. 2yrs in bothel 1 in tukwila, (commuted from bellingham to bothel) for 2yrs... got me a bachelor of applied science in electronic engineering technology.... i think is the term...

and right now i'm lucky i remeber ohms law :o

 

I run this really lame website where everyone is so bored they just talk about what they do for work.