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Getting To Know the Community - What do you do for a living

SyntheticShield

SyntheticShield

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Okay, lets learn a little about each other. Post up what you do for a living. Just what you do, maybe a little info on that but no salaries and all that stuff.

I'll start.
I am a Senior Repair Technician for Verizon (Not Wireless thank you very much). Basically I work on thinks like credit card lines, ATM lines (so if you cant ever get money out of the ATM or run your credit card, I might be to blame). I also work on National Weather Service stuff, FAA and Railroad lines. I used to work with the routers, channel units and other networking gear, but I do my work remotely now and send people out if needed.
 


I work for quiktrip. I am a facility tech. I do electrical, hvac, plumbing, carpentry, welding, computers, gas pumps and all the other fun stuff we have in the store.
 


Well everyone who knows me knows that the GP is my car, but hubbie mods it-we are a team:p

I am an elementary teacher-5th grade to be specific; and my husband Aaron is a Volkswagon/Subaru technician at a local dealership :)
 
I work for a company called arcplan. We develop web based Business Intelligence software (data input, reporting, etc) for lots of companies across the US and parts of Europe.
 
I work at IKON office solutions, an outsourcing company, I am currently stationed at Prudential Financial for the last 2 years working as a senior on site supervisor for mainframe printing. That's what my title is called but it's a little dramatic. I'm 21 and also going to college fulltime. Since I don't do anything at my job, I spend most of the time on forums like this.
 
chrisgtp said:
I work for quiktrip. I am a facility tech. I do electrical, hvac, plumbing, carpentry, welding, computers, gas pumps and all the other fun stuff we have in the store.
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You guys were busy through the ice storm, huh?

I'm a graphic designer at a small publishing company here in Tulsa that puts out several local magazines. Been doing that for a looooong time (though only about 1.5 years at this place). Also, I work here on the site.
 


I'm a dispatcher for a CAT forklift company in North Brunswick, NJ. Been working here for just about 4 years now, servicing central and northern NJ as well as lower NY state. I'm responsible for a fleet of road techs who repair forklifts on-site at our customers warehouses/facilities.
 
I'm a Sourcing Analyst for H&R Block. Basically - I spend HRB's money and buy stuff - negotiate contracts/pricing and work to get the best deals that can be had.

It pays the bills.

I also do home inspections on the side, as well as other DIY home repair/remodeling.

-Swash
 


Swash said:
I'm a Sourcing Analyst for H&R Block. Basically - I spend HRB's money and buy stuff - negotiate contracts/pricing and work to get the best deals that can be had.

It pays the bills.

I also do home inspections on the side, as well as other DIY home repair/remodeling.

-Swash
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How'd you go from bloody haunted house worker to H&R Block?!
 
I am the extrusions purchasing manager, and the export sales manager (strange combination of job responsibilities, I know) for an aluminum building products company.......masoncorp.com is our website. I've been there for 8 years. My wife is a loan processor for a mortage broker.
 
Yeah, Ive thought about it. I used to live in Tulsa, maybe a mile from the QT headquarters but when I got married I moved 50+ miles north.
 
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