Canopy So, what's your daytime job?

[Soggy Bottom Outdoors]

I'm a seventh generation cattleman on the originial farm. But my resume has/does include agronomist/feed specialist/ agriculture education teacher.

 

[mikehaugen]

I'm an industrial "technician". Basically factory mechanic, but most of the problems I deal with are with electrical controls on the machines... They sure are getting sophisticated. Never would have imagined it took much technology to make a corrugated box!

The tractor is really unnecessary on my 2.5 acres, but it sure is fun and it does make a lot of things easier. I have done a few odd jobs mowing with it and hope in the next few years make in into a serious side-business type thing. I may include tree removal to that as I love that kind of work.

As someone mentioned before, a "jack of all trades, master of none" describes me to a tee. In one week I could go from my day job to helping coach my daughter softball to fixing a car to mowing the neighbors pasture, cutting up his trees then come home and have to fix the plumbing. I am not really "great" at any of these but I get by. It makes it hard to choose where I want to go next, as I enjoy some aspects of just about everything.

 

[madamos]

I am a mechanical maintenance instructor for a nuclear power plant. I teach valves and air operators, pumps, mechanical seals, PE supports and snubbers. I also cover classes for the machinist and rigging apprentice programs.

I started out in the auto repair business first as a mechanic then as a shop owner specializing in imports with a emphasis on exotics. I worked as a agricultural commodities relocation engineer (Truck driver) after I sold the auto shop before going back to school and ending up in nuclear.

 

[tcreeley]

Nine years human service field- state institutions ED/children, MR adult; last 26 years spec educ public highschool classroom -ED, LD. OHI (ADHD), Autism Spectrum, MD, etc. Never a dull moment, very enjoyable, taught kids of former students. Best job in the world. Just retired -body needs the rest. Miss the kids.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

What's your job?

I'm 45 years old and I'm still trying to answer that.

I haven't had a real job working for somebody else since 1998.

 

[RandyT]

Outdoor power technician, or lawn mower repairman. business owner, self employed since 98. Or as my 7 year old cousin once told me, "I don't have a real job" or my 8 year on niece told me when I told her what I did for a living. Her respond was "I don't think that is a very good idea."

 

[heviduty]

I'm a identity thief that collects personal histories off the internet.

Bwaaaaaaaaa-ha-ha-ha!!!

 

[fordmantpw]

I'm a identity thief that collects personal histories off the internet.

Ha ha ha! Good one! :laughing: :laughing:

Climbed poles for New England Telephone, Cobol Programmer for Nynex, Lan Admin, Building Communication manager, Firewall Admin, RN.

Wow, now that is a very diverse background!

 

[Msamt]

Marketing hack that enables sales reps for large power and cooling applications in data centers for the past 9 years, before that 20 years navy, and 6 as a contractor on Sonar systems.

 

[Ranchofla]

Field Engineer (though I don't get out of the office much) for privately owned software company who's main product is used in Law Enforcement. When they pull you over and run your plate through NCIC they are most likely using our software. Will not bore you with all the other things I have done as an adult.

Rancho