Work

Where does everyone/anyone work? or what do you do for work? Are you doing what you wanted to do? what did you want to be when you grew up?

I work for an organization that not many people like... especially not here on ATS I work in I.T.
I am also a dance instructor, a licensed nutritionist and I fight - Muay Thai (but not for money, just for fun)

a reply to: Scorpiogurl

CNC Machinist. I make big pieces of metal..smaller. Somewhat usable as well.

I don't know what I want to do when I grow up because I'm not growed up yet!

Now stop screening my texts and phonecalls!

a reply to: JinMI

Oh cool! My husband was/is a CNC Machinist too! I find little metal chips all over my house!

a reply to: JinMI

I am not screening... I'm a supervisor, I have an entire department of people to do that for me

a reply to: JinMI

I am not screening... I'm a supervisor, I have an entire department of people to do that for me

I turn pieces of wood into houses.

Occupation: Dummy with a saw & hammer.
But I enjoy working outdoors and it's peaceful at times.
As a kid I didn't really have a plan I guess. My whole family is comprised of tradesmen, military and some farmers and even pilots....so I kinda figured I'd be in building trades anyway.

a reply to: Scorpiogurl

Yep, we have the same problem. Baby even found one and decided to put it in his mouth!

P.s.

Please tell your department and people to stop screening my texts and phonecalls. Unless your willing to help with the bill!

Sales management, so I am basically a professional babysitter.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

Sales management, so I am basically a professional babysitter.

A bit suprised by that AM? had you as something with a little more pazazzz as it were.

originally posted by: nonspecific
A bit suprised by that AM? had you as something with a little more pazazzz as it were.

Well, I do run the entire North American sales team which allows me to travel everywhere so there's that. Plus the actual details could come across as pretentious.

a reply to: Scorpiogurl

I'm clinically insane and chase butterflies with a chainsaw.


(That means I'm an engineer)

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Scorpiogurl

I'm clinically insane and chase butterflies with a chainsaw.


(That means I'm an engineer)

Pics or it didn't happen.

a reply to: JinMI

All pictures are posted on my website Ihaveabellybuttonsomewhere.com

a reply to: Scorpiogurl

I manage the Service Department for an industrial equipment company. We sell, install, maintain/service and repair industrial boilers, burners, chillers and pumps. I have been in management for 11 years and worked in the field previously for 23 years, all for the same firm.

I'm a sculptor and a painter. I'm a perfectionist to begin with but my work has to be as flawless as possible otherwise the customers get angry.

I work in a body shop by day, fixing people's accidents and rust-buckets, and painting their cars. By night I work in a restoration shop I co-own where I fix people's accidents and rust-buckets and paint their cars.

a reply to: Natas0114

Aw don't call yourself a dummy!
Trades are the best profession!

originally posted by: Aldakoopa
I'm a sculptor and a painter. I'm a perfectionist to begin with but my work has to be as flawless as possible otherwise the customers get angry.

I work in a body shop by day, fixing people's accidents and rust-buckets, and painting their cars. By night I work in a restoration shop I co-own where I fix people's accidents and rust-buckets and paint their cars.

You have my sympathy. I could not ever do what you do.
Every flaw, no matter how small, stands out.

originally posted by: Natas0114
I turn pieces of wood into houses.

Occupation: Dummy with a saw & hammer.
But I enjoy working outdoors and it's peaceful at times.
As a kid I didn't really have a plan I guess. My whole family is comprised of tradesmen, military and some farmers and even pilots....so I kinda figured I'd be in building trades anyway.

I love the smell of new lumber.
That is one part of your job that I would like.

a reply to: Scorpiogurl

Environmental health specialist. I inspect restaurants, evaluate soils for septic systems, investigate communicable disease cases and rabies exposure, run a water lab, and other cool things.

I did not imagine myself doing this. It just happened.

Years ago I was also an "associated person" at a commodities brokerage.

What did you do before IT?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Well, I do run the entire North American sales team which allows me to travel everywhere so there's that. Plus the actual details could come across as pretentious.

Lies, that is just a cover so you run around being a playboy 33rd level mason.