where do u work?
 

im sure this has been asked before on here,but im just curious to see what you guys do for a living

I fix cars for a living.

Network/computer guy/service technician/mechanic/etc

I wear many different hats.

I'm an assistant manager at our local wendy's. It's one of the only jobs left these days. I hate the fact that people won't hire you for IT jobs if you don't have a 26k to 40k dollar piece of toilet paper to show them.

for/with my father

we make and distribute wood flooring

I work for a public utility, headquartered in Washington, DC.

Most days, I feel like my job description is "Baby Sitter".

I'm a leadman, typesetter, production coordinator, and consultant, to many internal and external customers, on various printing designs/layouts/subjects.

Retired Letter Carrier after 30 yrs., now substitute teacher in 3 local school districts.

Production Manager for a company that builds directional drilling motors for oilwell drilling.

i build air compressors for a living

Carpentry/Architectural Millwork.

Currently looking for something more stable and long term...

I started an auto repair shop and construction bizness about 13 years ago as I had went to GM school while in college and got my electrician license on the side while at IBM. After chasing corporate $$'s for 6 years post IBM I started a consulting biz and landed a slot with the feds. I parlayed that into a career conditional appointment and now it takes most of my time. So much that when my last employee moved away, I didnt rehire.

aint built a house in years. only work on cars on the weekends, but its sort of a dream job now, and sorta recession proof. (dept Treasury - boy are we busy)

Owner / Operator, Southwest Concrete Pumping Inc.

Line Pump
28 Meter boom pump
2- 32 Meter Booms
2- 36 Meter booms
2- 40 Meter Booms
45 Meter boom
52 Meter boom
and the new bad boy, delivered on Monday, the 65 Meter boom

Forgot to mention that out main line of work is low-voltage communications such as telephone entry, camera systems, MATV, card access, burglary/intrusion alarms, fire alarms, etc.

Field engineer for a large north american construction company. Currently working on airport baggage handling and security systems upgrade.