Im in highschool, mow lawns, shovel snow, work at a carwash, and i work on a farm..what's your job? just curious

-Eric

Spent 26 years as an aircraft mechanic. Finally got an office job planning the work that gets done on them now. Much cleaner! :)
Brian

I used to spin wrenches for a few years, then I was a Jiffy Lube manager now I manage "Hanks Auto Spa"(pretty much the same thing as jiffy lube but alot better money and I can get one of the guys to detail my 79 once a month)

"What does everyone do ' was posted in nov. by "Jims78elky" in the bs forum. Thanks, Jon

I used to work at future shop ( thats the canadian version of best buy) and then i started working at a grocery store here called G&H and now im working as a chemist for a plant food company called Nutrilife .. i make plant food that makes your plants grow really awesome .. basicly steroids for your plants but without the side effects anyways yah ..bye



Dan

I am a Jedi

I pinstripe in my free time. I also work on cars.

i work in the parts department of a chevrolet dealership(very small one, i am one of the 2 people in the parts department) pretty dull most of the time, but i can get whatever i need for my 82 cheap and quick.

well i'm a waiter and me and my dad are going to start painting cars on the weekend.

i am in college full time and then i work part time as a cook

Heavy equipment operator, local 12..................who doesn't get to work on days with heavy rain :mad: (like today) Okay about it for now though since I found this web site :D

full time college student majoring in genetics and full time manager at .. ... mcdonalds :?

I'm 16 and I am a Proud Winn-Dixie Customer Service Stocking crew associate.(stockboy) What sucks is- Winn-Dixie(grocery chain) Is slowly going out of busniness, but they keep me on the schedule with a fullfilling 6 hours a week. So every tuesday I go pick up my 33 and change and go home and cry.

-Luke

I breed fire! 8) Boiler opereator in a coal and Nat. gas steam plant for Pfizer.

I count beans for an oil and gas exploration and production company. I'm torn between seeing the high price per barrel of oil keep me in a job and keep me out of the Elky...

As a former vocational rehabilitation counselor, who made enough money to order a brand new 1977 El Camino from the factory, I am amused by this topic and the posts so far. Presently I am driving a truck for a living, and feeling that my college degree has perhaps gotten a little shop worn, in a job market that definitely favors the young, and more recently educated.
One theory that goes into making vocational interest tests, is that people who work in a particular occupation share general interests, as well as occupational ones. That enables the test designers to identify potential vocational interests by looking at what some folks like to do in general.
In this case we are looking at a general interest, El Caminos, and I will note that folks, from very different walks of life, all share an interest in these vehicles. You know, "Interesting people drive interesting cars".
I grew up with the El Camino, and even had dreams of becoming an automotive designer. To me, it is one of the most daring styling ventures that GM actually brought to market, and a very practical one at that. perhaps most of us are driven to work, by economic need, but we still have some choice in what we 'drive' to work. These days, maybe we have less choice about what we do, so we just try to enjoy the ride to work and more importantly, perhaps, the ride home.
Eric

i go to school for graphic design. looking for a job.

Aircraft mechanic here with the Kentucky Air National Guard. Been on active duty for well over 2 years. Looking to either get a job as a full time civil service tech. There or a civilian mechanic with the airlines. or UPS. Real hard to get on at UPS though. But would love to make $40.00 an hour.....

Process Technician with a major chemical company. I have almost 24 yrs 8O under my belt. Six more years to retirement :D !!!!!

Programmer by vocation. Software Quality Assurance presently and for the past 18 years. I've also worked as an Electronics Technician, Network systems Consultant and I have worked for an outfit moving furniture all after 6 lovely years in the Army. :D

I was a Weapons Specialist.

I drive a tractor-trailer. :thumbsup: On average I drive 100,000 miles a year. :onfire: Only put about 2000 miles a year on my Elky! :mrgreen:

CRNA (Nurse Anesthetist)

Highschool Student , and part time Web Designer for my biz

USAF active duty- 18 years of defending the United States of America against all enemies foreign and domestic. Career field is Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE)...