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Posted by BigUgly
- June 26, 2012, 13:20:25 PMOk, After a year of being a college student I joined the US Army for 10 years as a 19DP. (Cavalry Scout Paratrooper) Spent 6 years are a member of 3/73 Armor, in the 82nd Airborne. The only Airborne Armor Unit in the Free World. Followed by 4 years in 3rd ACR. Then I spent the next 12 years as a Program Director/Manager at a Sports complex. During those 12 years I worked as a bouncer at a very large bar that catered to 3500 Redneck cowboys on one side and 1500 thugs on the other nightly. It made for some very interesting closing times. with 15+ years as a self taught T-shirt designer doing graphic designs for mainly softball and other sports teams. Which landed me a job working for great company that allowed me to do design work for the NCAA, Disney and many other large corporations and groups. From there I moved back to my home town where I have been a ARC driver for the City of Carlsbad the last 3 years. ARC driver is the technical term for Trash Truck driver. I'm also a Foster Parent and to tell you the truth it is the hardest job I have ever held, but it is also the most rewarding. I still do T-shirt designs and car show flyers on the side when I have the free time. But lately all my free time as been on 2 wheels with the wind in my face and a shit eating grin.
Posted by Fancy
- April 19, 2012, 21:03:08 PMYou all have such wonderful jobs! I have been a day care provider for the last 7 years and before that it was a lot of factory work. Once I came to terms that I don't deal well with authority I started my own business and set my own hours but I feel like I baby sit the parents of these kids more than the kids lol I live in a college/ factory job town so not many career choices. My dream job is a dog trainer and would love to be the next Cesar Millan but that won't pay my bills. I also have 2 wonderful boys and a fantastic hubby that is super supportive.
Side note: I never thought of myself riding a bike I took the class to keep my sister company and now I couldnt see myself without a bike - especially a drifter
Posted by SpookWarrior
- April 19, 2012, 09:32:28 AMYou're smarter than the average bear Greenbarn.
Posted by Gerhardberger
- April 19, 2012, 08:56:50 AMI'm a Manager in one of the laeding Spanish Financial Institutions. Work had to rise equity, to list companies and to manage hibrid products to our clients. I'm also in charge of the Investor Relations Dept of my bank, and therefore do many presentations to foreign investors...
Posted by greenbarn
- April 18, 2012, 11:15:52 AMQuote from: SpookWarrior on March 26, 2012, 19:22:41 PMMust be in army intelligence?My job is an oxymoron. Been doing it since I joined. Want to do it after I retire in 6 years at age 39.
Posted by SpookWarrior
- March 26, 2012, 19:22:41 PMMy job is an oxymoron. Been doing it since I joined. Want to do it after I retire in 6 years at age 39.
Posted by ratze
- January 25, 2012, 18:38:44 PMmotor city madness, born an raised in detroit, generous motors, rt
Posted by Kimbershooter
- January 25, 2012, 10:46:21 AMI have been hunkered down in my bunker by selling copiers, printers at a document solutions company. Lost my best job ever back in the end of 08. A rattlesnake in a monkey suit crossed my path. Corporate downsizing due to sales falling off (not mine, others!). Gave my territory to someone else and there was a huge drop off in sales. New sales manager did not do his homework. Errrr, axe man.
Posted by alamogeorge
- January 04, 2012, 19:24:12 PMAvionics tech for US Air Force. I'm dual hatted. I work as a civilian during the week and then once a month put on the uniform for the weekend. Air Reserve Technician is what it's called.
The part I like the most about it is not what I do but the fact that the metals tech guys are my best friends and I can usually get anything made for my bike that I need. Lol!
Posted by greenbarn
- November 06, 2011, 21:22:36 PMwe run an auto repair shop.
Posted by scottjacob
- September 26, 2011, 21:53:29 PMafter 8 years in the Navy Seabees, a couple jobs in construction and then truck parts sales, I went to work for the Postal Service. In Feb. 2010 I retired with 31 years Federal service. I now work(play) for the Florida Park Service, currently a member of AmeriCorps, stationed in the Florida Caverns State Park. 
. New career... now, a Park Ranger at the Silver River State Park.
Posted by 45 Bravo
- September 15, 2011, 00:19:05 AMHmm, several different jobs, currently a Graphic Artist for a newspaper, and IT specialist.
Thank goodness for windows machines, if everyone ran macs, I would just be a Graphic Artist.
45 Bravo
P.S. my nickname comes from my MOS when I was in the Army National Guard.
45 Bravo= Small Arms Specialist. You break it I fix it...
Posted by Acquit
- August 23, 2011, 23:52:29 PMI'm Director of a Public Defense system in N. Central Washington. It is a great job for a guy who likes to wake up every morning to take on the government. I've been a lawyer for 18 years, before that I practiced forensic psychology. In addition to a JD I have an MBA (strategic management) and an MA (psychology) and just prior to this job I taught Finance at Whitworth University.
I rode scooters in college in Seattle about 30 years ago, and in May I took the MSF course and bought a Honda Silverwing (Maxi Scooter) - I pretty much outgrew that and moved on to an '05 Vulcan Classic, I just sold the Silverwing, gave the Classic to my oldest son and bought a '03 Vulcan Drifter, love it - though I may need to find one with the larger engine over the off-season.
Posted by Ironraven
- August 02, 2011, 13:14:26 PMI work in IT. Yay for computers... but what I really want to eventually "retire" to do is farm. I've got a small grassfed beef operation the wife and I are working on making big enough to pay the bills 
Posted by michaelh42
- July 14, 2011, 19:24:03 PMWorked in EMS for a number of years now a Donor Coordinator for the local Eye Bank. I help people with donation for transplant and research.