What do you do for a living?

I am a Project Manager at one of the countryâ??s biggest Drapery and Rigging manufacturers. It's awesome, the pay is good and they never tested me.. not to mention they know I'm high half the time but donâ??t complaine.

I am still a student. But I do have a job at a Bob's Store. I am part of the "Replenishment Crew." But thats a fancy way of saying the guys that take all the clothes/footwear off the truck, size em, categorize em, and fool around. But it SUCKS and im quitting soon. I figure why work 5 hours on thursdays and 7 hours on sundays when i can just work on sundays at a grocery store and make time and a half.

i am a pizza maker (not the pizza hut one with the frozen pre-made dough and instructions on the wall on how to make everything, an actual pizza maker that has to make everything from scratch). i am starting school in the fall for 3d animation and modeling and will probably have this pizza job until i finish college

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I'm a factory worker. We make electrical motors (handmade)
But I've sollicitated at the Belgian railways. Hope to work there.
Gonna be difficult with the drugtest :(

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Originally Posted by Nightrafe

I'm a factory worker. We make electrical motors (handmade)
But I've sollicitated at the Belgian railways. Hope to work there.
Gonna be difficult with the drugtest :(

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how do U get a job at a factory.

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Originally Posted by stinkyattic

I started with a BS in fisheries and wildlife conservation and a summer job at a hydroponic pesticide free commercial scale basil production facility. Then went to Alaska to work in the fishing industry. Keeping a balance between taking what you need and leaving enough to sustain the environment for another season is important, and working in the food production industry was eye-opening. I've also worked at several restaurants (back of house, with the exception of a 9 year part-time bar manager stint) and have the interest in food. It just seems like it all comes together, and this site has really honed my practical indoor growing skills enough that I feel confident about year-round indoor crop production even in New England.
Whew that was long... sorry! :jointsmile:

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and where can I meet a ladie like U.

UR life sounds dammmm COOOOL.:thumbsup:

Dude, get in line ! :wtf: ... we been sniffin' around stinky's attic for a long time, I claim seniority :computerlove1: ... :S2:

im an apprentice rv technician in bc fixing trailers and whatnot. i enjoy the work and the company i work for is paying for my 4 years of schooling. the pay isnt bad either.

I work in the reprographics field, which apparently does not drug test :)

And, I'm about to start a new job at a competing company...hoping they won't ask me to pee.

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