What Job do you guys have?

[NISMOskyline]

I wanted to find out how people manage to buy the great games and cars that we talk about. So I ask you, what is your job?

I work at KFC part time and I am a college student as well

 

[miata13B]

I speak to dumb people.

 

[NISMOskyline]

Originally posted by miata13B
I speak to dumb people.

....hey, are you reffering to me?

 

[emad]

full time Stud ent

 

[miata13B]

Originally posted by NISMOskyline
....hey, are you reffering to me?

Don't show that mad face to me, it is the wrong night to be doing that, and the reference is Tech support for morons

 

[musclecarfan]

I am a welder-fabricator,

 

[shopping_carts_]

Originally posted by emad
full time Stud ent

same here

 

[Cobraboy]

Part time checkout operator and gorcery assistant at a supermarket 👍 and a student at the same time.

Damn shizzy.

 

[boombexus]

I'm Klostrophobics pimp.

"Go get me my dough, biaaatch!"

 

[Ghost C]

I'm a professional hitman.

 

[Solid Fro]

I make people fat by allowing them to order Double Whoppers with bacon, that's my job.

 

[milefile]

I pretend to be busy working at a desk while I attend to my own business.

 

[Gil]

Nurse, with a job in a hospital, nursing home, and a KS state prison.

 

[Klostrophobic]

I work the upper east side for boombexus. I cater to his biggest clients.

 

[Sage]

Student. I'll probably be starting work in the coming months though (gotta start getting prepared to pay for car insurance ).

 

[Klostrophobic]

People insure cars in California? Damn!

 

[boombexus]

Sage, you will be working right along side Klos.

I think you'll be the one I send to all the bukakki parties.

 

[Sage]

People insure cars in California? Damn!

"People" as in like 5% of the population? Sure!

Boom: Greedy pig! Are you saying that Klos alone isn't good enough for you? Huh?!

 

[Concept]

Originally posted by Ghost C
I'm a professional hitman.

So am I.

Aside from that profession I'm a professional Popeye's chicken packer and cashier. $6.70/hr. w00t.

 

[Goomba]

I'm a valet at a Chevrolet dealership. I also work at a Walgreens for short shifts, which may disappear soon.

 

[Josh]

I'm one of two Supervisors in the Retail Shipping Department at a china(dinner plates, tea cups, and that kind of ****) distribution warehouse. I started out as a Warehouse Associate, was promoted to Team Leader after two months, then I applied for a Supervisor position in our department, and got it. Instead of doing actual work, all I do now is fill out a few pieces of paper a day, tell truck drivers which bay door to pull up at, and tell all of the Associates what to do. I'm the boss to people who have worked there for 4+ years - some of which are in their early 50's.

 

[-Fred-]

I'm the assistant service "manager" ( in quotes for lack of better word) at an Honda dealership. All i do all day is listen to people with car problem, refer them to a mechanic who'll take their car for a quick test drive to see what the problem is. Then, when the work is over, i either call the names out, or phone the person, telling them the work's done, to come get their car and pay the bills. You get to meet dumb people, friendly people, and, of course, hot chicks.

 

[boombexus]

Originally posted by Josh
I'm one of two Supervisors in the Retail Shipping Department

You...have....got....to...be...kidding....me.

You mean to tell me someone actually gave you a position of some authority?

What's the world come to?



Besides being Klos' (and now Sage) pimp, I am also the Sous Chef at the 350 room Vail Marriott Mountain Resort and Spa.

My position is second in command underneath the Executive Chef. My responsibilities include supervising the fine dining restaraunt, the room serivce operation, the associate cafeteria, the purchasing department and overseeing any banquet function as well. (We sometimes do plated dinner functions for 800 people.)
I have close to 40 employees that I oversee as well as overseeing 2 other supervisors and 1 other manager.

I really do not do much cooking anymore, I merely make sure that others are doing the cooking correctly along with making sure their other job duties are completed.
My duties also extend outside of the kitchen and into the office where I'm also responsible for maintaining a proper labor cost and food cost. I do payroll for my associates as well as taking care of most disciniplary actions.

All in all I really like my job and the people and environment I work with. Sometimes it really tries my patience but never do I regret having to go to work.

 

[Ghost C]

Say, boom, any call for an extra security guard or two to work there?

That place looks awesome.

 

[kirkis9]

i work for communists, I MEAN AGAINST THEM!! cant tell which is which.

 

[GilesGuthrie]

I'm a Contract Change Request Implementation Manager. It basically means I'm an IT Project Manager, but instead of properly managing one or two projects, I vaguely influence the progress of roughly 50 projects simultaneously.

I need an assistant...

 

[Mike Rotch]

Officially I am a Project Support Supervisor. Basically my manager comes and tells me he wants one of our bank's business area's (Vehicle finance, Home loans, Human Resources etc) risk modelled. After sulking for a bit, I then go talk to the relevant business managers and plod away in Excel till he likes what he see's.

Basically I am a desk jockey with a lot of paper on my desk ...and GTP running in the background

 

[Flerbizky]

IT Idiot / admin... At least my business card says so...

 

[Race Idiot]

Originally posted by Flerbizky
IT Idiot / admin... At least my business card says so...

Same, but i'm too cheap to get a business card.

Originally posted by miata13B
I speak to dumb people.

That too.

 

[Duke]

I'm an architect. I'm a little underutilized in my current job, though I'm not sure if it's accidently or on purpose. Mostly I've been batting cleanup on other people's jobs instead of really running my own from start to finish. In the last few months I have become Studio Manager of the General Practice group, meaning I have 3 people under me - one architect and two designers. I'm responsible for managing architecture projects with budgets in the $500,000 - $4,000,000 (construction cost) range, as well as business planning, marketing, proposals, and interviews. Our group should do about $1,000,000 in fees this year if all goes well.