Post all the jobs you've ever had [Merged 8-8] job work

[16vdohcturboawd]

I work in the parts dept of a toyota dealership.

 

[project_tsi]

does it have the hat?

You bet your sweet ass it does. At 70mph, the hat actually rotates around 180* to provide more downforce as I approach even higher speeds. Sweet huh?

 

[4BangR-x]

Theres just something that screams "Bad Ass", when picturing a white NAPA truck with a backwards hat

 

[wishihadatalon]

I work for foremost/farmers insurance company. I put up with a bunch of stupid people all day lucky me After working here I am motivated to go back to school and never work a desk job again.

 

[burtreynolds]

Mid-Atlantic Cargo Sales Manager for British Airways. Started driving a forklift back in high school and worked my way up over the years. I still kick myself for not finishing college though.

 

[GForce]

I work at Arrow Speed Warehouse in Kansas City.

Decent enough pay, and killer discount.

 

[vaboys2ndgen]

Improvised Explosive Device can be anything they can rig up to explode and take out vehicles. The range from 500lbs bombs used by fighter bombers to 155 artillery rounds. They set them on the sides of the road, under the road, on the back side of guard rails, up under overpasses, inside dead animals, or a VBIED which is a suicide bomber in a car. You have all that crap to worry thank the lord armor. They also tie wires across the road to try and take your head off while your in the gunner postion.

sounds familiar . i've been in the virginia army national guard for just about 5yrs(nov 7th will be 5) was a technical engineering specialist(ie.. surverying, drafting soil analysis), just changed to a combat engineer. currently on deployment in arizona on the border.

beginning of 2006 will be deploying to iraq for a little over a year of more active duty time. i know all about ieds, and such from intel briefings. anyways. thought i'd post my comment in this thread. any advice for iraq is welcomed ( in PM that is )


-jeremy
spc vaarng
team trinity member

 

[2GeNTSi]

Eeek, been doing a part time job at Express Mens. Transfering to Guess in a about two weeks. I get paid decently but I don't work all that much (16-20hrs per week), just to pay my bills and survive in college.

I want to do a rebuild though, but that would take too long to save up for in my situation.

 

[TSG59_Steve]

I work at Caterpillar and Oberlander Communication Systems as a janitor OCS Pays real well. My friend is the manager. We work about 2 hours a week and get $225 each a month, w/ no taxes Caterpillar is pretty cool sometimes... I get to put their engines together in 3d modeling programs as well as draw them up in Autocadd. But alot of the time I get used because I am only an intern. Im a full time student at ICC and will be transferring to U of I majoring in Architecture. That'll be fun. My DSM just broke though so now I have to fix that and wait even longer to get all my new mods

 

[JayRolla]

Computer Tech/warehouse manager/Shipping/everything. I run a small Computer liquidating company named Smartmicro.com. I make great money but its stressful as hell.

 

[RogueTalon95]

I work for IBM testing and repairing mainframes lots and lots of fun

 

[NeOzz1]

I work/refresh computers at NASA in cleveland

 

[Irrational]

I sell and close on title insurance when I have time and i flip houses for my main money. On the side I do some welding for people.

I tried that for 3 months and could not take the boredom so i went back to my calling FISHING i work on the Captain Cal 2 out of Belmar doing 3/4 day fluking. It kicks ass. in the winter i do commercial fishing on a boat my brother captains. I'm going for my 100 ton captains. license this winter.

 

[Tony90TSI]

Macaroni and cheese is down to 3 steps

It would be great if i was taking those calls. Unfortunately i have to talk to the people that work in the factories in the US and canada and listen to them find new ways to blame computers for their mistakes.

 

[92dsmtalon]

I just thought this would be kinda cool to see what all of you do for a living....I work at a place here in Zanesville called Commercial Electronics, we are a Nextel Dealer/Service center. We are the 3rd largest in the State of Ohio. I am a service tech here.....How about all of you?

 

[laserspeeddemon]

Windows Administrator, I was supposed to a Database Administrator (I specialize in Oracle), but I got duped/lied to.

The Title on my pay check says: Senior System Engineer.

 

[xxraptor660xx]

I'm a senior in high school. I've also been working at my dad's repair shop since I was 12. I basically run it now, when i'm not in school.

 

[96_charcoal_tsi]

I am still in college, so while the time being i am a manager at our local Auto Zone.

 

[99gst_racer]

My official title is "Domestic Sales Associate & Sport Compact Specialist".

I work for a large performance warehouse that directly competes with other company's wholesale divisions like Summit Racing, Jegs, Motovicity, etc... Most of my customers build GM, Ford, and Mopar V8's for drag racing, circle track racing, and hot rodding. Unfortunately, I don't get too many of "my own kind" calling and looking for parts.

My day consists of playing on Tuners and NABR all day in my office, and answering the phone when a racer, engine builder, or retailer calls looking for parts. I get to learn about the latest and greatest in the automotive performance industry and I also get to talk to some interesting and smart car-people. There's also perks such as going to SEMA, PRI, and building friendships/hook-ups with manufacturers. It truly is a rewarding job for a car nut.

 

[92dsmtalon]

My official title is "Domestic Sales Associate & Sport Compact Specialist".

I work for a large performance warehouse that directly competes with other company's wholesale divisions like Summit Racing, Jegs, Motovicity, etc... Most of my customers build GM, Ford, and Mopar V8's for drag racing, circle track racing, and hot rodding. Unfortunately, I don't get too many of "my own kind" calling and looking for parts.

My day consists of playing on Tuners and NABR all day in my office, and answering the phone when a racer, engine builder, or retailer calls looking for parts. I get to learn about the latest and greatest in the automotive performance industry and I also get to talk to some interesting and smart car-people. There's also perks such as going to SEMA, PRI, and building friendships/hook-ups with manufacturers. It truly is a rewarding job for a car nut.

Awesome...you hiring...jk..haha. I think it would be awesome to get into something like that. I think I'd be pretty good at it considering Ive been in Sales for the last 5 years. All in all though, it sounds pretty cool.

 

[Ajax]

Hazardous Waste Manager, get to deal with nasty stuff all day but mostly its your average household hazardous waste deal.

 

[tunermag]

Hi all, I work as a system engineer in IBM Argentina and also I'm the editor of a modified car magazine. Weird combination, isn't it?

 

[freshlane]

Part time college student * Full time Employee for GM Protection Plan (their insurance company)

 

[freshlane]

Hi all, I work as a system engineer in IBM Argentina and also I'm the editor of a modified car magazine. Weird combination, isn't it?

What is your name? (you may pm if you like) I'm a huge reader of modified.

 

[VTEC_THIS]

I work in a Mailroom at a big corporate building. Pays not great, but I have lots of downtime to go on dsmtuners