What do you do for a living?

[bigpa Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close bigpa]

I am in the Textile industry. Management actually. I have 17 guys that I am responsible for. Run the best quality in the industry bottom line.

[man-united Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close man-united]

Car salesmen and going to school for mechanical engineering major robotics. Been in car sales since 2007 and company i work for is a big company in canada especially in western canada

have 350z and building it up for track!! that's why i choose mechanical eng and car sales, BECAUSE i love cars!!

[Shagadelic Member Find all posts View Profile Close Shagadelic]

It's all fine and dandy to work behind a desk n b a keyboard pounder but I like the double workout logger by day lifter by evening. Like feeling like I did something while at work

[Ketsugo Member Find all posts View Profile Close Ketsugo]

Full time I am a caseworker for the state dept of Mental Health- Im a liscensed Social Worker, I also have taught koryu bujutus, filipino knife fighting priately and on certain military bases, and also I have my CSCS and train few kids on the side too. Being a State worker contrary to popular belief , we make shit- so I supplement my income by training and teaching which I also benefit from.

[zenboys Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close zenboys]

I work in IT

[Air Assault Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Air Assault]

Soldier at Ft Campbell for now

[rmcgraw1014 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close rmcgraw1014]

i hate when people think that "meatheads" are idiots samething with people who have tats. i served 6 years USMC and am have 13 tattoos but also have a BS in electrical engineering with a focus in computers. and my doctor is HUGE and tatted up.

[Epe Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Epe]

I've been in construction my whole life I can draw and build just about anything.I own a custom fab. company.

[Herc Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Herc]

Shop foreman at a very large and reputable domestic car dealership. Associate degree from a technical college. I take hundreds of hours worth of training every year just to keep up with technology. You almost have to be an engineer to diagnose the electronics on these new vehicles! You can't be just a dumbass high school dropout to work on cars anymore. I see many people try to get into the field, just to find out they aren't smart enough to diagnose their way out of a wet paper bag!

Ethan, I am also a specialist on the LS line of engines and own a pretty wild one! Great engines. My brother and I used to run a high performance shop up north.

[Time Bandit Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Time Bandit]

Herc.. Get out of the stealer world and open your own place. Take the training and run. No more warranty rip off and "Will make it up some place" excuses. Get paid
the full hour you put into the car and turn profit on your parts too. I watched as times got cut and labor rate went up. As a tech and shop foreman all the benefits
started getting chopped. It was time to go. And your right. No one with a 12 volt test lamp and wire cutters stands a chance. Its a new world in the auto field.
But as the old saying go's, I get paid to pay attention. I only pay as much attention as I get paid for the job. Now I always get paid.

Good luck.

[manonmac1 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close manonmac1]

I have a criminal justice degree because it was the pre-law curriculum. Law school was the plan then life hit and school got put on hold. Life being a wife and kid. I worked construction for a few years as a pipe fitting superintendent but always had ownership in my families title pawn business. In the last ten years with the crash of the economy and some very good investments and my percentage of ownership going up I was actually able to retire at the old age of 36. Lol After taking the last couple of years to travel, play some awesome golf courses I'm currently working on getting back into school to obtain a law degree. It may take awhile basically starting over after this long but that was my plan and I'm not one to leave unfinished business! Wish me luck cause I'm going to need it!

[Herc Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Herc]

Herc.. Get out of the stealer world and open your own place. Take the training and run. No more warranty rip off and "Will make it up some place" excuses. Get paid
the full hour you put into the car and turn profit on your parts too. I watched as times got cut and labor rate went up. As a tech and shop foreman all the benefits
started getting chopped. It was time to go. And your right. No one with a 12 volt test lamp and wire cutters stands a chance. Its a new world in the auto field.
But as the old saying go's, I get paid to pay attention. I only pay as much attention as I get paid for the job. Now I always get paid.

Good luck.

I hear you Time Bandit. The cars keep getting harder to fix, I keep working more hours, and I'm making about the same pay or less than I made years ago. Warranty is a ripoff...and everything is warranty! Maybe someday I will open my own shop. My brother and I had our own shop up north but we only did it on the side and both had full time jobs, It got to be way too much. At one point I had my full time job at the dealer, my own performance shop, and I was bouncing at a night club Friday and Saturday. Wore myself out!

[hrdcorekendo Member Find all posts View Profile Close hrdcorekendo]

I am a Union Millwright, we set all equipment that is in most industrial plants, I mostly work for G/E on Gas and steam, nuclear turbines, all over the country,

[Shrek Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Shrek]

Just got a promotion so now I'm second in command in my company with 25 guys under me and more to come when I get back from my parent leave. So now I'm in charge of demolition, concrete, asbestos, roofing misc heavy works and one more thing that I can't remember the English word for right now lol, Google translate says scaffolding?

[reddog71 Member Find all posts View Profile Close reddog71]

job title

licensed electrician. have the power to turn things on or off at my fingertips. Work on 200 amp to 3000 amp services.