Me myself is working with magazines. I stand besides a machine and whenever it pushes out a stack of magazines i have to put them into boxes. The machine it self is loud as hell and i havn't got a radio. It's a really fun job (sarcasm).

I've applyed for schools in the autumn and hope i'll get accepted into some software engineering program.

DrSeRRoD

United States490 Posts

July 06 2011 17:42 GMT

#144

On July 07 2011 02:35 Kaz. wrote:
I have my master's degree and am currently applying to be a Spanish/English teacher around AZ

Have you considered teaching in Associate Degree programs? If you are looking to teach, it could help to do it for a University (on campus or online) as part time for extra income and experience, especially if you decide to teach College/University level at some point instead of High School.

jermo

Canada46 Posts

July 06 2011 17:44 GMT

#145

I'm currently in hospitality but dropping out to take architecture instead. (weird, both had 0 votes

) however I'm considering taking information technology as well, but probably not.

MaliciousMirth

United States96 Posts

July 06 2011 17:45 GMT

#146

Im in sales......Staffing Consultant......pretty much a pharmaceutical sapes rep but I don't sell pharmaceuticals, I sell management, and employment solutions to big companies. I didn't see a vote for sales so I clicked management and commerce......

Flaccid

8887 Posts

July 06 2011 17:45 GMT

#147

I'm an engineer - I do research and development for a technology company in the natural resource industry. Honestly I still have no idea what I want to do with my life long-term. I have a great job/career going but life gets so boring without major changes or new challenges. Bah. I'm sure I'll be saying the same thing when I'm 50 and still doing the same work.

Nqsty

United Kingdom118 Posts

July 06 2011 17:47 GMT

#148

Currently working in a hedgefund, sadly not in the departement I dream of, but I'm grabbing mass exp for the moment, and I'll probably move around next year, hopefully in the same fund

nbMifu

Brazil170 Posts

July 06 2011 17:52 GMT

#149

I studied Computer Engineering but ended up working as a Strategy/Management Consultant.

I started this job this year, and I am liking it very much. It is very demanding though...I am only able to play about 5 or 6 SC2 matches per month.

Goliathsorrow

Italy317 Posts

July 06 2011 17:53 GMT

#150

I feel a small guy in this thread but I'm actually a simple factory worker who manifacture jail cells and stuff like that.

Snet

United States3573 Posts

July 06 2011 17:54 GMT

#151

Work as EMT, studying to be Paramedic.

Kaz.

United States69 Posts

July 06 2011 17:55 GMT

#152

On July 07 2011 02:42 DrSeRRoD wrote:

Show nested quote +

Ya actually I have looked into it, but most of the community colleges around Phoenix haven't had a lot of openings for my qualifications :/

KayBee

Sweden156 Posts

July 06 2011 18:01 GMT

#153

I'm going to start my education to become a firefighter this fall. Maybe abit cliché, but it has been my dream for over 10 years now, so will give it my best shot!

Mithriel

Netherlands2969 Posts

July 06 2011 18:03 GMT

#154

Currently working as a head of finance in a decent retail company, though i'm aspiring to become a controller hopefully in the near future. Already had my 2nd interview at a large international company as a controller \o/

Hopefully i get the job!

ps. not a real finance option in the poll, so voted for management and commerce instead (guess its vaguely related)

ahx

Canada132 Posts

July 06 2011 18:05 GMT

#155

Working as a nobody producer who makes tiny royalties and money off promotional ticket-sales for shows. Currently taking Audio Engineering to fall back on.

HeavenS

Colombia2259 Posts

July 06 2011 18:06 GMT

#156

i was working at at&t for a while but i had to quit because school was getting hard and transportation was a bitch. Im a civil engineering major.
i would love a job that worked around my school hours but its just rlly hard to find here in miami. If anyone can hook me up with a job in Miami or maybe some online thing let me know or pm me!

neeeed $$$$ dont wanna have to take out too many loans just to have a normal social life lol..

HoldenR

Netherlands256 Posts

July 06 2011 18:09 GMT

#157

Currently taken a summer job at city hall to map out the application landscape, but it's just parttime. International business student - hope to travel the world for business one day. My specialty is finance, but I greatly enjoy seeing other cultures and travelling.

Cool to see so much of TL is based on sciences. It is the one subject I am actually jealous of because I was never good at, but I think it's the most prestigious educations and I have a great respect for everyone studying it.

FallDownMarigold

United States3710 Posts

July 06 2011 18:11 GMT

#158

I'm currently an undergrad majoring in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology (stem cell and embryos). I'm working in a lab that is part of the Center for Regenerative Medicine in Boston at MGH. We're using zebrafish as our genetic model to explore cleft lip & palate malformation and craniofacial development. My mentor is an MD/PhD plastic surgeon specializing in craniofacial surgery. After college I would like to spend one year as an EMT or doing research before going to medical school. After medical school I would like to spend 3 to 6 years in an otorhinolaryngology residency program. I would like to specialize in microsurgery and craniofacial surgery.

LarJarsE

United States1378 Posts

July 06 2011 18:11 GMT

#159

I aspire to be a clinical therapist.. me and my galfriend plan on moving to boston soon to go to college :D

HellRoxYa

Sweden1614 Posts

July 06 2011 18:15 GMT

#160

On July 07 2011 02:18 mdb wrote:
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

Seen at least one progamer.

Also, I play poker. The financial freedom is great but I really don't enjoy poker itself too much.