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| What do we all do to make an income | Started by: Polio on Nov 03, '22 05:31 |
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Just intrigued to see what we all do for work, if you do work or what your ambitions are *work defined as making an income I am a plumbing and heating engineer and i am in a fortunate position where i am now off the tools. By know means rich, im still on the end of the phone 12 hours a day but i am now able to have a day or two off during the week if i want to do something as i have a couple of people who work for the business |
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I’m a budding criminal. |
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| Reply by: Ian at Nov 03, '22 06:00 | |
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Did a bit of work as a shop assistant, later went on to work as an Academic Advisor. Much later went on to work in customer relations and retentions in a property management company, and in hotels as a Night Manager. Random shit. |
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| Reply by: Patrick at Nov 03, '22 20:26 | |
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Basically, there is this large band of monkeys who are given jobs and laptops. The monkeys do what monkeys do and make a fucked up mess of everything. Some homo sapien who is the direct manager of the monkeys takes their work product, sends it to me in a giant zip file, and tells me to make sense of it. |
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| Reply by: simpleton at Nov 04, '22 00:47 | |
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Depends. Sometimes I work a respectable job in a safe environment surrounded by nice coworkers. Other times, I tug my pickle in front of a homeless dude named Bartholomew because he offered me the 2$ I'm desperate for to get that extra guacamole on my Subway meatball sandwhich, with extra pickles and no olives.
It really depends on the day, you know? |
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| Reply by: Honesty- at Nov 04, '22 01:39 | |
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Man I've changed positions quite a few times over the year. I started off as a PE/Health Teacher also coaching football, boys track, girls softball, and the assistant boys basketball coach. Then I decided I needed a change and became an Admissions Clerk at the state mental health hospital. After doing this for about 3 years I got a promotion to Human Resources as a Data Analyst. I did that for 1 year before getting promoted to the Admissions Director here at the same hospital. I think I'll stick with this until retirement even though I've really been thinking about going back into Teaching and Coaching. |
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| Reply by: TonyTheRat at Nov 04, '22 14:03 | |
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I've been all over the place frankly, went from Cashier to General Manager of a Gas Station, got laid off and then became a stocker/cashier of a grocery store, and now running a Storage Facility.
All that in the span of 5 years. |
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| Reply by: Micheal at Nov 04, '22 14:16 | |
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| Reply by: Unify34HaloLegend at Nov 04, '22 15:29 | |
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These days I just work with machines that make things.
It's a decent placeholder while I school so I can make biiig monies |
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| Reply by: Jalantar at Nov 04, '22 17:49 | |
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I'm a university student who doesn't have time even for a part time job. My only income is the money my parents give me and the occasional gifts from relatives... Hope it get's better after I get my degree. |
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| Reply by: Andy_Campo at Nov 07, '22 08:35 | |
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I'm a public servant. Monthly salary is not that high, but it's a permanent job. Sometimes i work extra time to raise income. I owe my own house, so i don't have to pay rent. |
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| Reply by: Arslan at Nov 07, '22 22:14 | |
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atm I don't do anything to make money, just in vacation I works sometimes, I worked as call center for a restaurant chains and it was good and good paid too. |
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| Reply by: TheLastHit at Nov 09, '22 16:00 | |
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Changed jobs not too long ago. But currently I work inside a cheese factory and I test and unload raw milk trucks, load trucks with concentrated whey (yes the same whey that becomes your powdered proteins) and loading trucks with cream. Then after that it's like being a glorified janitor. Good times! |
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| Reply by: Gavin_Santino at Nov 10, '22 05:54 | |
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Business Development, own a farm and holiday let and a bit of trading on the side. Slowly moving away from the main job |
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| Reply by: Amosite at Nov 12, '22 16:25 | |
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I’m a paramedic. Have drove the boo boo bus for 20 years. I’ve recently transitioned into community paramedicine which is a fancy way of saying I try and develop strategies with our frequent flyers so they don’t cal us all the time. |
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| Reply by: Uncle-Dunkel at Nov 19, '22 05:46 | |
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I run a food production company. Thinking about setting up a new venture though. Need to get my planning cap on |
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| Reply by: TinyTim at Nov 19, '22 08:41 | |
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I had only one job since I graduated from University. I'm a Pharmacist for almost 8y now. I work with people everyday offering medicines and health counseling. Collaborating with doctors in my area, managing the pharmacy, and the people working with me. |
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| Reply by: VinnieKnuckles at Nov 25, '22 20:33 | |
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