Air national guard heavy equipment operator on AT (annual training) orders through the summer.

thanx to the military men.

congrats helmet!

i am a grandpa and i run a TLE shop for Walmart.

Elementary school teacher. Tennis Canada official.

Cheers Helmet!

Electrical Engineer, mostly RF stuff lately.

Did you succeed?

IT systems manager

congrats helmet :)

must be markets side? cant imagine playing this game on corporate finance hours... especially since playing from work is pretty stupid given the extensiveness of their internet monitoring

i have always wanted to try to drive and operate a forklift :D

BHP bought out a fair bit of the mining company I used to work for, now I'm back to consulting for coal. BHP is actually a pretty good outfit to work for compared to most.

Yup, I know. That's why I'm looking at them.

you couldn't pick another hobby with your job? Or pick another fluffing job ... | - * |

Software Developer, Freelance Sound Engineer and Freelance IT consultant. I also co-own a Graphic Design Studio.

Me and you would either have great laughs or totally dislike each other. Depends on how you ACTUALLY feel about your job.


I work 3 jobs.


1) Security Guard - Contracted Out
Mainly I unlock doors and patrol research buildings at A hospital with 3 campuses. I occasionally do fun tasks such as personal security for stadium concerts.

2) Protection Officer -
Essentially a highly paid security guard at the same 3 hospitals I do contract work at. I have one of 3 jobs. I'm either the supervisor in charge of the entire campus, or specifically stationed in the emergency room (where I'm basically a bouncer to drunks, crackheads and homeless men looking for a bed because their behavior got them kicked out of a shelter) or Im stationed in a 5 bed Psychiatric department. I basically sit around on the computer and ensure the patients dont kill themselves and the nurses dont get assaulted.

#3 - Orderly at a psychiatric hospital (separate from the 3 hospitals above). This job can be the worst or best. I am basically an on call babysitter. When a patient has had a violent outburst, it's my job to sit outside his bedroom while he is on a "time out". Length of the time out is dependent on the outburst.
I've met quite a few interesting and high profiles here

Currently working/training in the Science Division of a small Secretariat of an international research network focused on global change research (we fund both research and capacity building projects in the Asia-Pacific region). I basically help the Executive Science Officer with project management, institutional things like contracts and financial auditing, and anything else she may require.