Just got hired at the local Best Buy to be in the Home Theater department. I know nothing about tv's and even applied for computer department =/ Oh well. Helps pay for school and if I don't mess this up and work hard, I can make some pretty good money.

ExceeD_DreaM

Canada500 Posts

July 06 2011 16:49 GMT

#105

Almost finished my electrical engineering degree at University of Toronto. I am right now working at gov't corporation, very relaxing job, secure and well paying. I am considering making my career here and get MBA then go into management for more opportunities. Really depends on how my girlfriend will do with her career, if she sets off in California, i might have to find a new job with engineering firm there

mufin

United States616 Posts

July 06 2011 16:50 GMT

#106

Mechanical Engineer here as well. Working for a large HVAC company that sets up air conditioning/plumbing systems for industrial sized buildings. Fun stuff

rezzan

Sweden329 Posts

July 06 2011 16:51 GMT

#107

I am studyin to become a male nurse, and im done in a few months. in the future im aspiring to become a doctor ( about 10 years of study after im done with my nurse education)

short as that,lol.

DrSeRRoD

United States490 Posts

July 06 2011 16:52 GMT

#108

Job: Training & Development Manager by day, University Professor by night, total Nerd all the time.

Education: PhD, MBA, BS, AS

Intox

Norway62 Posts

July 06 2011 16:53 GMT

#109

On July 07 2011 01:49 ExceeD_DreaM wrote:
Almost finished my electrical engineering degree at University of Toronto. I am right now working at gov't corporation, very relaxing job, secure and well paying. I am considering making my career here and get MBA then go into management for more opportunities. Really depends on how my girlfriend will do with her career, if she sets off in California, i might have to find a new job with engineering firm there

Sort of the same pickle, I'd like to study at NTNU, but a girl im involved with is going somewhere else. I'm unsure if its going to turn serious enough to make such a huge sacrifice though, for either of us. (NTNU being the best uni for the degree I want)

Sgany

United Kingdom790 Posts

July 06 2011 16:54 GMT

#110

I hope to ivy league to study, then Harvard Business school and after than go into working in a high up position in some major business

DruidzHistory

Sweden231 Posts

July 06 2011 16:56 GMT

#111

Im going for either an archeologist or a progamer, depends on what i feel like in 2 years when i finish school

Dittert

United States97 Posts

July 06 2011 17:02 GMT

#112

I'm a musician/music teacher. I play the drums and guitar, teaching lessons on both at a local music store.

n.DieJokes

United States3443 Posts

July 06 2011 17:03 GMT

#113

I'd like to get a PhD in math and then teach high school

PeadSmile

43 Posts

July 06 2011 17:05 GMT

#114

Lab Tech for the Army going for a direct commission to be a Lab Officer.

DrBillionaire

Canada16 Posts

July 06 2011 17:06 GMT

#115

Right now I go to school for Biology with a Microbiology specialization. Hoping to be a High school teacher when finished, but will most likely end up working in a lab somewhere.

Since its the summer and I need money, I work at a Brewery and make Budweiser. Soo good. Free Beer xD

Calvin[Deck]

Denmark88 Posts

July 06 2011 17:12 GMT

#116

I am a software engineer, for the last 10 years I have worked as a it consultant in the telecom and finance industries. I recently switched to work for a media surveillance firm, working on search technologies.

Hithran

Canada57 Posts

July 06 2011 17:15 GMT

#117

I just finished my bachelors in chemical engineering. Looking for a job currently, and I hope in 5 years to become a professional engineer and gain a lot of process engineering experience

hongo

207 Posts

July 06 2011 17:16 GMT

#118

Studying mechanical engineering and going to get my major probably in electrical engineering. Hopefully gonna get some kind of hands on job with military. That would be totally awesome

mdb

Bulgaria4059 Posts

July 06 2011 17:18 GMT

#119

what tl.net population is working according to this thread :

- Sales executive manager - 18%
- Biology scientist ( particularly Genetics) - 19%
- Software developer engineer - 54%
- Civil/Mechanical engineer - 9%
- Progamers - 0%

hmmm

Phrogs!

Japan521 Posts

July 06 2011 17:23 GMT

#120

Starting university this year. I think I'd like to work as a translator or interpreter in the future. I think I'd really enjoy a job like that where I can use my language skills and constantly learn and challenge my self to do better.