What do you TB'ers do for a living??

[tastybasslines]

Sole proprietor of Frogs Pool Service and Spa Repair.

How about this for a tag line...

"Can we get your pool sparkling clean? Does a frog jump on lilly pads?"

 

[jp58]

I've been in retail for seven years, but the goal is to eventually get/use the degrees I have to land a job as a microbiologist/pathologist/clinical lab scientist.

 

[DwaynieAD]

Started as Landscaping, got into construction, can run some machinery, have at least some knowledge of just about anything that goes into building a house. I can set a modular home like nobody's business

Then I went into doing accounting for a commercial real estate firm for 2 years

Now I handle customer returns for a very large online retailer.

 

[C-60 Bass]

After 26 years in the Army I've spent the last 8 years in security and risk management.

The former was my life and the latter frustrates the hell out of me!!

 

[twocargar]

Stay at home dad and small business owner. I manufacture and sell MIDI adapter boards to make non-MIDI keyboards, organ pedals, etc. MIDI compatible.

 

[slobake]

I did all kinds of manual labor until recently. Laborer, ditch digger, hod carrier, plumber, leather craftsman, phone tech, baker. My longest stint was a phone tech for 26 years. I love working hard in a physical way. Now because of a bad ankle I can't do it anymore. I have a sit down credentialing heathcare specialists. I am grateful to have a job and also grateful that I got to spend so many years working hard.

 

[twocargar]

Thanks to you and all of the TB active duty and veterans for your service! My dad is a retired Marine, and I know some of the sacrifices you all made.

After 26 years in the Army I've spent the last 8 years in security and risk management.

The former was my life and the latter frustrates the hell out of me!!

 

[phillybass101]

Sr. Computer Systems Engineer. I've always been a nerd. My kids say I'm a nerd, my wife says I'm a nerd. My friends from philly (originally born and raised) call me the Square from Delaware. I'm also a Veteran. 13 years in U.S. Army. Served during the Gulf War.

 

[C-60 Bass]

also a Veteran. 13 years in U.S. Army. Served during the Gulf War.

Dont matter what you do now, big respect for that Army service.

 

[SoComSurfing]

I was able to get a great shot of my main boat the other evening. This is what occupies the majority of my work hours:

 

[MakiSupaStar]

I was able to get a great shot of my main boat the other evening. This is what occupies the majority of my work hours:

Beautiful shot. Is there a refrigerator on it? Is that where you keep my beer? :scowl:

 

[Josh Pelican]

I am a Radiographic Assistant.

I want to go back to school and become an Anatomical Pathologist Assistant. Mainly because I don't want to go for 14 years to become an Anatomical Pathologist. Although, I wouldn't mind being a Morgue Attendant either.

 

[Definitely]

High school student...boring

But after education is said and done, I'd like to enter the field of management consulting, likely for Deloitte & Touche.

 

[Corbeau]

I've held a variety of jobs over the years. Currently I'm a photographer. I've exhibited and sold works both locally and interstate. I'm also studying on the side, and I'm thinking of going into environmental management.

 

[Diesel Kilgore]

My main area of work for about 9 years of my life (16-25) was in swimming pool construction.

Now i'm a Special Education Transpotation Facilitator Assistant......or, Bus Aide. I monitor special needs children while on the short bus.

 

[bassistjoe93]

Fry cook, construction worker, currently in my sophomore year attending university. Just starting out my adult life, trying to figure out what to do!

 

[onosson]

My main jobs these days:

1. Gigging musician
2. Installer for interior decorating company (blinds, drapes, pictures, etc. )
3. Sessional instructor in Linguistics

In order of time spent and money earned in each field.

 

[1SHOT1HIT]

Well by trade I am a superintendent (construction management) or I order material & tell people that have built houses longer than I have been old enough to work, how to do thier job.

An old coworker used to refer to it like a musical conductor, only to the beat of hammers and heavy machinery, & blue prints are our sheet music. Lol, it's actually pretty accurate, I orchestrate the building process from foundation to roof & turn it over after inspection of the rough in.


However, recently I became incorporated as my own entity and run my own small business, it's an LLC. I handle the paperwork through the DMV/ Department of Game & Inland Fisheries / & the courts, for public & Private Storage facilities, mechanics, and the general public when they need to file for title on abandoned or auctioned property.

I've also recently taken on a few other things like assisting a few other small businesses become incorporated or simply register with the state.
And manage two young ladies who act as registered agents for them until they can hire their own. This doesn't pay a whole bunch, but it pays.

And I started a full time college schedule this fall semester.

 

[bobogortis]

I'm a mechanics technician - customers come to me with projet ideas, i design them mechanically and work with designers for the aspect. Awesome job

 

[Godfather]

Chiropractor and Nurse Practitioner