Bachelors in History and Business, Associates in Information Technologies, contemplating on going back to school....again, Masters in CQB, Baghdad Campus

Retired Army, Infantry...these days I hide under bridges and scare kids for their lunch money.

 

Bachelors in Business Administration with a concentration in Construction Management a minor in finance

 

Yes - I had a double major in pre-law and political science. Took sociology and psychology for electives so that I had enough credits to sit for the social work exam.

 

I might have replied a while back but if so I've changed jobs since. Right now I'm an EMT in orange county,ca. I work 911 calls only and work 24 hour shifts. Pays ok but I only work 10 days a month do I have a lot of time off. Hoping to get picked up by a fire department soon.

 

Continental. And cool man. Aviation is a small group. You hanging in there job wise right now? If you even have a job right now you're fortunate. Bunch of my buddies are furloughed from the airlines and lay off from other areas, even medicine.

 

Warehouse Lead in the shipping dept for the nations biggest snack cake maker, McKee Foods aka Little Debbie.

2 yr degree in computer science for a local comm. college. Been pondering about going back to finish up with one of those "Working Adult" BS degrees in 18 months.

 

I aint even got a job anyways....

 

I work harder than anyone else on this board. My parents and I own a dairy farm in Western NY, milking 300 cows and have 2700 acres of alfalfa, corn (silage and grain), buckwheat, soybeans, and wheat. Soon enough it will no longer be "my parents and I" but just I.

Picture is from June of 2005.

 

How's business up there?
Im a diesel mechanic also, our local Cat dealer has layed of TONS of folks within the past year. Luckily I got a job with a big trucking company but still dont know from day to day if ill have a job tomorrow.

 

Branch manager for a nationwide pest control company

 

Chemical operator for the worlds largest silicone manufacture.
Work 12 hour rotating shifts.
Have 8 kettles I op and I dont even know how many miles of pipe along with some pretty nasty chemicals.


Sled...

 

lol,try owning a hvac company and being on call 24/7 ,then make that comment...

 

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That's a pretty bold statement.

 

[QUOTE=defconfive;3582207]I work harder than anyone else on this board. My parents and I own a dairy farm in Western NY, milking 300 cows and have 2700 acres of alfalfa, corn (silage and grain), buckwheat, soybeans, and wheat. Soon enough it will no longer be "my parents and I" but just I.

Interesting, I worked for a 300 plus head dairy farm in western Ny (Eden) I worked there for 6 years while in school, I wish I had that fun loving job back! Here here to the HVAC guy,(those guys have it rough) and he is right you have no clue When doing farming we all think its the hardest job out there, Once you leave the familly farm you will understand how easy you have it! There are much harder and more physically demanding jobs then you have seen. Try being a roofer or steamfitter, maybe a boilermaker, how about a linesmen?