I'm in the Insurance / IT industry. At my desk way too much so I lurk on here way more than one should. I'm also a wrestling official which allows me to stay involved in the sport without having to worry about cutting weight.
OT - How many of you guys (gals) have real jobs?
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One of the most corporate sounding
descriptions ever. Could you use a few more vague words please.
Specialize in synergistic integration of client platforms and various data solutions with a focus on a cutomizable user expiriences.
IT Management in a large healthcare organization. I basically go to meetings and use this tool to help distract people while I look at Hawkeye Report.
www.atrixnet.com/bs-generator.html
www.atrixnet.com/bs-generator.html
Real Estate for the past 20 years after working some crap jobs after college. Managed Shopping Centers for the largest Mall owners on the planet for 14 years and was Director for Leasing for a medium sized R/E company for 6 years. Now, I help a buddy get construction buildout jobs for retail and office locations. Work from home 90% of the time. Basically line up times with R/E brokers and they lead me to new deals they are doing that need the buildouts. I really enjoy it. My wife and I started retirement saving aggressively from when we got married 20 years ago this past October (no pics) which has given us some flexibility in our work choices now. Very happily married (still no pics).
My wife has moved up in her profession and makes a great living (she loves her job). I'm 50 so I really need to keep busy and don't want to completely quit working. Don't ever want the office life again, but may try and find something that challenges me a little more in the next few years.
My wife has moved up in her profession and makes a great living (she loves her job). I'm 50 so I really need to keep busy and don't want to completely quit working. Don't ever want the office life again, but may try and find something that challenges me a little more in the next few years.
There’s a lot of us that need a mental health specialist I know Im one of them.
Im a civil servant and own a small construction CO. Also a Struggling Inventor and as soon as I come up with one of these silly infomercial things that people spend tons of money on, or something you defense contractors can buy lots of for the government. I will then take my private jet to every home match and hope to have enough left over to make a large enough donation to the HWC to have my name on something semi important.
Restricted to posting on BWI. You’d be a perfect fit in that regard.I was interested until I read this. Who wants a job where you can't spend half the day browsing the web pretending to work.
Skiing in Humboldt was a blast as a kid. We took whichever kids wanted to go on a school bus in Elem School and Jr High and it was a great day. Only did it once a year, but fell in love with it and started heading to Minny to go skiing as I got older with buddies through High School
I married a mental health specialist. She is a retired Licensed Professional Counselor and I am her Full Time project.
She practices what I call Pirate Therapy........
Her Flail is particularly good at commanding my attention.....
Never spoke of it until my late 30's.....I had two ask about book after speaking at NAMI and Vet Centers... but no movie.... but spoke to large crowds... lost 3 closest relatives at 7,8, and 9... violent foster home, with a psychopath... so knocked unconscious a few times, punched through a storm door at 10... thrown off a fire escape into a snow bank, trapped under a bldg insulating his back four apts, electrocuted... etc..... my dean in second grad program made us do a childhood summary to graduate... is how I ever spoke of it.... she asked me after class if i was sure being homeless at 11 , in winter , was a 'false memory'... which is a horrible thing to say to you when you are the first person ever told... said quite sure... I lived on Rock Bowl snack bar closet , college kids kitchnettes pop tarts and raw hot dogs and doughnuts from mass at Rohlman Hall.. etc... went back when couldnt live on my own and driven out for good at 15 ... and he started molesting my 8 yr old sister that week , etc.... .. anyway...... thanks for the feedback, appreciated.....
I have a love-hate relationship with peak. (haha) The OT after five hours and time and a half for Saturdays is awesome but your body feels it!
I'm going on 6 years in financial services sales into the IT industry. 3 monitors, long conference calls and lunch breaks!
Full time land manager for ethical termination of timber donkeys, thunder chickens, ditch chickens, dutch flutters, song dogs, trash pandas, and pixie bobs.
My union steward would have something to say.Would you rather be running the steps at Carver with Stoll on your back.........
Blessed to be coaching for the 20 plus years. Nothing quite like it!
if you were any good at it you wouldn't have to do it so often.
Screw that bastard...he's burning in hell now. You won by surviving, you won by thriving. Much respect for your perseverance and resilience.
Sounds like when I have computer problems, I just need to ask here. Half the IT in the state of Iowa seems to be on here.
22 year Naval career and stepped into a fed job next day. 18 years with current government gig and waiting to go off grid 11/19 except for Iowa wrestling.
Thanks, mon. I really appreciate the insight.
LOL Is a ditch chicken related to the ring neck pheasant?
That was absolute comedy gold right there! Glad I wasn't eating or drinking anything when I came across it. Spared my keyboard some food and drink.
23.5 years of police work for the same agency, with multiple assignments throughout Pennsylvania. My current rank and position virtually confine me to my office. I'm going to retire in 18 months, in order to spend more time on HR.
#GoHawks
#GoHawks
Thank you for your 1/4 century of service
I won't reply to all of them but thank you to all of you that have served to protect our great Country, either in the military, as a civilian, or otherwise. You are better men than I.
I share these sentiments as well.
Grew up in the mountains of TN. Family is in the oil & gas business. Left school after 6th grade when my family moved to southern California. Worked a lot of different jobs. Outside the family business, I have spent time working as a millwright, brain surgeon, streetcar conductor, double-naught spy and short order cook.
Lots of free time on my hands for watching wrestling. Feel pretty fortunate as the secretary for my uncle's banker helps me with any streaming issues.
Lots of free time on my hands for watching wrestling. Feel pretty fortunate as the secretary for my uncle's banker helps me with any streaming issues.
Well maybe you have a point. With all the recent news out of Hollywood, I don't like to talk about my time behind the camera. Thought that time of my life was better left out.
Not better, just different. Everyone plays their part. Some people are born for certain things. Be productive, give back, be ethical and cheer for the Hawks!!
AF Hawk. I was an Air Force ParaRescue Diver between 1965 and 1969.
Yeah, but in the back of your head, you're probably giggling at the Air Force guys.
One of the most corporate sounding
descriptions ever. Could you use a few more vague words please.
Help me understand, from a high level, what it is you actually do here?
This is what i feel like on a daily basis:
One of the most corporate sounding
descriptions ever. Could you use a few more vague words please.
Help me understand, from a high level, what it is you actually do here?
This is what i feel like on a daily
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