college student full-time

+

forklift operator full-time

between work and school I'm usually active 70-80 hours a week. Would be pretty exhausting except I don't sleep much anyway so it works out.

VIB

Brazil3567 Posts

June 27 2009 06:11 GMT

#85

I have no idea what it's called in english and neither how to describe it in english. But it has to do with rents and buying/selling :S

Probe.

United States877 Posts

June 27 2009 06:16 GMT

#86

I'm a professional video gamer for starcraft. So far i've made 20 US dollars off the game after hundreds of hours put into practicing the game. Just enough to pay for the game itself.

In all seriousness though, i sell cell phones.

red.venom

United States4651 Posts

June 27 2009 06:20 GMT

#87

System admin/IT guy for a small-ish company. They have an engineering staff, manufacturing area and sales team all in one building though so its actually kind of a lot of work when something goes wrong. Can't say I feel like its very fulfilling though, i just kinda work and come home. I have literally no social life and the company has had hard times since fall last year and I don't see a raise in my future or anything.

Feels kinda dead end like all the retail jobs ive had except I dont deal with the public or stand on my feet all day and make a bit more money lol

Nylan

United States795 Posts

June 27 2009 06:22 GMT

#88

I'm a NASA intern, soooooo.....

eXigent.

Canada2419 Posts

June 27 2009 06:23 GMT

#89

On June 27 2009 13:58 Chill wrote:

Show nested quote +

LOL where / what company? A contractor is building one for us in sherwood park (edmonton) hahaha. I shit my pants when I saw this it looks so similar to the one going up, but i guess they all do.

I work mostly in edmonton/Nisku , but have worked in many towns / cities in alberta building these metal buildings. The company I work for is Almac metals.

EGMachine

United States1643 Posts

June 27 2009 06:25 GMT

#90

I deliver pizza's, and im basically the most AWSOME pizza delivery guy EVER.

IdrA

United States11541 Posts

June 27 2009 06:30 GMT

#91

non-nerdy job you say
hmmm

Julmust

Sweden4867 Posts

June 27 2009 06:36 GMT

#92

6 months ago I was a scaffolder and happy with life in general, was making a shitload of cash and loved the job.

Now I have a low paying job (11 USD/hour) taking bookings for a large ferry company in sweden. FML

tarpman

Canada722 Posts

June 27 2009 06:36 GMT

#93

On June 27 2009 15:30 IdrA wrote:
non-nerdy job you say
hmmm

:D

computer science student. currently on an eight month internship writing software for a company that makes GPS devices for tracking vehicles and such. good fun.

I am also a semi-professional jazz bassist. playing in jazzfest for the first time this year, which I'm pretty excited about.

Excalibur_Z

United States12246 Posts

June 27 2009 06:37 GMT

#94

I'm a Producer at a cell phone game company.

thopol

Japan4560 Posts

June 27 2009 06:37 GMT

#95

I just finished college and with it my pizza making job. Now I'm waiting for my passport to teach ESL in Korea.

EDIT: I know there are at least several ESL teachers on TL, in Korea specifically and elsewhere. If any of you have advice, recruiter recommendations, or the like, please PM me. I'd love to hear from you.

Steelflight-Rx

United States1389 Posts

June 27 2009 06:39 GMT

#96

im a super critical fluid chromatographist... aka chemist