What's your job?
#35
05-29-2005, 12:34 PM
Originally Posted by Trip139
sorry to hear that man. i have another friend in IT, works for Northrop Gruuman here in texas, he was worried about outsourcing pretty bad recently as well.
seems to the thing for business to do now.. I am just hopeful that they will start learning the errors of their ways and bring the jobs back home!! Oh well, more time to work on all those mustang projects I haven't had time for!!
#36
05-29-2005, 01:26 PM
american muscle
Join Date: May 2005
Location: denver - getting slowed by elevation
Posts: 205
high school junior, just finished up....hell yeh now i'm a senior. anyways, i worked at a dry cleaners all junior year, but now i'm a busser at Red Robin, the money's hella better
#39
05-30-2005, 03:37 PM
Originally Posted by owentl
seems to the thing for business to do now.. I am just hopeful that they will start learning the errors of their ways and bring the jobs back home!! Oh well, more time to work on all those mustang projects I haven't had time for!!
#40
07-20-2005, 06:48 PM
What's your job?
Just curious what everyone does for a living on here?
I work at a traffic engineering firm. I am in charge of all of our presentation material, posters, brochures, webpage, cd's, any of the artsy fartsy stuff. I also build mosaic's of roads throughout Florida. Basically I take sometimes up to 100 pictures of a road and build it to look like one huge picture. My company also developed some software I use for somethine similar to doing road surveying from our office with aerial photography instead of going out on the road and doing it. Do I sound like a nerd or what? :dark1:
I work at a traffic engineering firm. I am in charge of all of our presentation material, posters, brochures, webpage, cd's, any of the artsy fartsy stuff. I also build mosaic's of roads throughout Florida. Basically I take sometimes up to 100 pictures of a road and build it to look like one huge picture. My company also developed some software I use for somethine similar to doing road surveying from our office with aerial photography instead of going out on the road and doing it. Do I sound like a nerd or what? :dark1:
#41
07-20-2005, 07:44 PM
I am a stock guy at k-mart right now, but going into college here soon and will be majoring in architectural.
#45
07-20-2005, 09:21 PM
Network Administrator & Business owner www.Mustangunderground.com (Under Developement
(Didnt we just have a thread like this a while ago)
(Didnt we just have a thread like this a while ago)
#55
07-21-2005, 10:51 AM
im a network admin, webmaster, computer tech for a home building and real estate company and i have my own company on the side doing a lot of the same stuff for twice the $. oh yeah and im 21
#57
07-21-2005, 11:38 AM
Originally Posted by Stevoneo
Oh yeah, you and me both. And see how much freedom we have at work, typing and browsing on here while at work. Ahhh what a life
#59
07-21-2005, 01:24 PM
I’m the Vice President of Network Operations at the largest mobile service interoperability company in the world. We have 20 offices globally; out of which I call two home, Singapore and Virginia. I have a team of 43 engineers that deal with network, system, security and application support for Operators and mobile content providers. Early in life I spent 8.5 years in the Navy until the Clinton years forced military cutbacks that drove me out of the service.
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