I'm a Web Developer, What do you do for work?

Hi Guys. Well this really is my first thread. I really like to lurk, unless there is something interesting going on But what jobs/professions do you usually do? If currently between jobs its ok to list/discuss what you have done.

reply to post by rreeves5


I am a paramedic and a student studying pre med.

reply to post by lcbjr1979


Your schedule must be hectic. I would hate that myself.

Im a *CENSORED* at the moment but i have also worked in *CENSORED* and when i was younger i was a *CENSORED*.

Ive always thought that with my skills i could become a *CENSORED* but never really followed them up.

reply to post by loves a conspiricy



Oh no I sense a conspiracy. It's the ATS Thought Police again!

Normally, I do Carpentry and Electrical work, but right now I'm unemployed (not drawing unemployment). It's cool though, cause everything we have is paid for. My wife and I live on a 22.5 acre farm which my brother and I inherited from our parents. I tell everybody I'm the house-bitch right now, but work is picking up in my area so wish me luck...

This must be the biggest conspiracy of them all.

I happen to be LEO ( with only a short time to go thank god) and also own a Biological and chemical. Decontamination company.

Welcome to your first thread buddy.

reply to post by visualmiscreant


Sorry to hear that brother. The mortgage crash really effected a lot more industries than people relize, and we still haven't recovered from it. Well good luck to you and the economy!

I have had 3 careers in my lifetime -
yea I've been around a while.
I started out as a nurse for many
years. Then I became an antique
dealer with a store for 30 plus years
and currently I am semi-retired and
enjoying my passion which is photo-
graphy.

reply to post by BioSafe


Thank's I feel like a kid that finally learned how to ride his bike, can I take my training wheels of yet?

I am paid by government and corporate interests to shape and influence public opinion via forums and social networking site, with the intent of protecting the status quo.

I mean I am an IT guy...Cables and antivirus scans...yeah, that's it.

reply to post by crazydaisy


Just a philosophical question about the multiple careers in people's lifetimes. Do they just get tired of the same old thing and have to do something else?

reply to post by BadMagician


Hey arnt you supposed to tote the official line, "There is no Conspiracy Here?" I mean God forbid people make up their own minds, the Government should decide. YEAH YEAH that sounds a bit right, then I don't have to think

reply to post by visualmiscreant


Hello Farm brother.

I also own a farm (125ac) I cant wait till I’m out of a job so I can enjoy the life of a farm bitch. Weather you know it or not , you are in a very good spot. Enjoy life. As a man who also works with his hands I have all the respect in the world for you my brother.

I'm an unemployed veteran living in California.

With a dream to become a professional wrestler.

reply to post by Echo3Foxtrot


Are you young enough and fit enough to try it out?

Originally posted by rreeves5
reply to post by BioSafe

 

Thank's I feel like a kid that finally learned how to ride his bike, can I take my training wheels of yet?

Don’t worry my friend, all our wheels have been taken off. Its not “IF” you have training wheels it’s how hard you push the peddles.

reply to post by BioSafe


You get a star for that friend, might as well just walk

reply to post by rreeves5


Well I think people do get a bit
tired of doing the same thing
but in my case I was interested
in antiques as a hobby when I
was a nurse. I was interested
and learning photography when
I was an antique dealer ( I used
photography in my work). I traveled
often, photographed nature and
antiques. To have more than one
career can be interesting if one
can manage it.

I am currently a business consultant specializing in software development using Microsoft technologies. In the past, I have been an A/V systems designer and installer, automation developer, carpenter, theatrical electrician, set designer, pizza driver, and telemarker..