Carpenter, I do renovations, sundecks, add-on's etc.. I do just about everything.

 

I worked in a jewellery store in high school as well. I don't see the difference between that and working in a retail clothing store. There's a bigger possiblity of a kid stealing a pair of jean than a gold ring,I think. The jeans aren't locked up the same.

 

Yea but jewlery is a lot more expensive than a pair of jeans. I guess its just me, I dont trust to many people in life.

 

I used to work at a limousine manufacturer. Got layed off due to a slow season. I was an installer for the components.

 

I am an ASE Master Auto Tech in an independentn repair shop for 11yrs. Also a Paid-On-Call FireFighter for 9.5 yrs. Korey.



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Crayola Kids Rule!
Good for you! You stuck with major and made something of yourself. Have many of those friends actually got a job in the field they studied and actually ENJOY their job?? 2 of them maybe?

We generally don't have a greasy slimmie fat slob of a boss telling you what to do and how to do it. It usually makes for a better work day when you control some of it! Always stick with what makes you happy!!

Chicago, IL(Flatlander)

 

I am in the Air Force, I crawl around in the fuel tanks of aircraft and fix things.

 

Ya, I have quite a few friends still in the field. Some don't want to be doing it, but most of us realize we are pretty lucky to have a GOOD design job these days, because ANYBODY can say they are a graphic designer it seems these days, and the market has been flooded.

 

i currently work for dishnetwork taking phonecalls from people that have billing questions and fail to pay on time andread their contracts about the autobatching. I taught tumbling for 3yrs and am looking for another gym to work in, I should start working for caterpillar soon doing a gravy office job. I started college at parkland for collision repair but it was too expensive b/c i was out of district, aced my welding class, and now go to my in district school taking ASL so i can start being an interpreter for a side job

 

I'm a spec ops medic in the army. Work for a level II team.....i'm petty sure we're the only one in the army our size. 20 personnel.