Jobs of my fello DRN'ers

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Pit_Monkey

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well its that time again. every year guidence visits the sophmores in their health class and hand out this stupid little packet thing that is supposed to determine what job you should do. i have no clue what i want to do. i just want to have enought money to ride. and support my family. so im wondering what jobs you fellas do.:silly:

 

taraker

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As little as possible for the maximum amount of pay obtainable for doing as little as possible, & then some;)

 

gospeedracer

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Steer away from Accounting, I can tell ya that! ;)

What are you interested in? It won't matter much for most anyway. Do you have any idea how many people are actually employed doing anything remotely close to what they majored in in college? :silly:

 

Okiewan

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Isn't there already a "what do you do thread"?
The Thread (click here)

 

Patman

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I moderate the Euro Trash Forum on DRN. The pay isn't so great, OK more like nonexistant but the perks are..... well there nonexistant too but, the free bikes.. don't exist.:think Oh, yeah the place that gives me a paycheck employs me as a Civil Designer/CAD manager/Network guy. Yes I get to play a lot, just put "Boss" on the blank and be done with it.:)

 

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Assistant to the Dali Lama.

 

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Pit_Monkey

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well i love cad and i love shop. i can do just about anything with my hands from carpentry to running a lathe or even wrench on a bike. id love to be a pro mechanic. but id much rather be racing. and i cant do both. so i need to kinda figure out what i want to do. i mean the ppl that talk to us make it wound like if we dont decide today then well end up being street wonderers.

btw okie im sorry about the wrong place for the post but i coulsnt find a job forum.:silly:

 

Okiewan

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You picked the right forum. The thread mentioned is in this forum as well, page three.

 

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Pit_Monkey

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oh well that explains why you werent screaming at me. i hate it as much as you when someone posts in the wrong forum so i just wanted to appologize. :silly:

 

mx547

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Originally posted by gospeedracer

Do you have any idea how many people are actually employed doing anything remotely close to what they majored in in college? :silly:

Click to expand...

i'm the oddball. i majored in civil engineering and surveying. now, i'm a surveyor for a civil engineering and surveying firm.

 

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I'm an industrial technology student. More common name for IT grads would be Manufacturing engineer. It's a great field, sorta like mechanical engineering only there's a lot of other stuff like material science and production courses. There's more info at the National Association of Industrial Technology's website www.nait.org or check with your local college. You could take a look at some of the courses and fields of study at http://webit.ent.ohiou.edu just click on courses.

 

Fe_princess

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I have a degree in Russian and now I do the books for a couple of different machine shops. I had no idea what I wanted to do when I was in high school except party and get out there. One can waste a lot of time "figuring" out what they want to do. Supporting a bike habit won't be that hard. Just do what you feel like doing now; you'll change your mind, believe me:o
Have fun; Life is short...

 

XRpredator

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I'm like speedy. I went to college to find out what I didn't want to do! I did get a degree, though!

Now I've got a job where I do what Taraker says (as little for as much pay as possible ;) ), and I can dink around the internet for most of the day!

If I had any internet smarts whatsoever (and maybe a little dinero) I could probably find time to make a website. But that might be work! :scream:

 

bwalker

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I bribe, threaten, and harass people into doing their job correctly. Other wise called a quality control manager. I also get the happy task of doing mountains of iso and qs9000 paperwork.

 

Jamir

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Professional Hit Man

I would not suggest it. I had to get a 6 year degree. The pay is great but you move a lot and the hours suck. No one ever wants to die between 9am and 5 pm so there are a lot of nights involved. I work part time roughing people up and causing basic havoc when needed.

 

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Don't be a wiseguy. (get it? wiseguy):debil: OK, nevermind...Or should I say: "Hey, fuggeddaboudit"?

 

Jamir

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Okay, my real name is Big Sal Graziano. So the secret is out, I am Big Lou's brother. You know how on the movies, there are always the brothers that are thugs and one of them is always is serious and smart while the other, is just kinda dumb and silly, and screws up everything, well Lou and I are still looking for serious, smart brother.

Ay, yo, what's goin on over heya?

 

CR Swade

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I'm a karate man-we bruise on the inside:)

 

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Spread out, you knuckleheads...

Back on topic. Pit Monkey-Engineering, man. There's some cool stuff to be done in those fields. Pick what interests you. The schooling in physics, mathematics, thermodynamics etc. is worth the price of admission alone. Plus you get to play with Cad, etc. If you get into a decent position, you may find yourself working in some very cool hi-tech environments. The possibilities are endless. Just remember that your schooling now is what will pave the way for your future. Tough to swallow at a young age, I know, but true nonetheless. Good luck!

 

CR Swade

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You guys didn't know Lou does the commercial advertisements for DeVry did you? :debil:

Just kidding, of course.

 

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smb-

i graduated from that program in march 2000!

 

Patman

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So BigLou did Archie Bunkers daughter hang out at the student lounge much? Or did they just leave her tied up outside?

 

JuliusPleaser

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Days: Sandwich Artist
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follow the money!!! i.e. finance, investments, securities trading, investment banking.

 

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smb_racing

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michigan,
from which college?
I've not gotten into my classes much, I didn't decide on a major until late and then it took some time to get into the correct school here. On the plus side I've gotten almost all of my generals out of the way :)