what do you do??

[vancamp]

what do everybody here do for a living if you manage to make a living right now. I have been doing Paintless Dent Repair for about 18 years I have done quite a few survivor type mopars over the years even fixed one in the survivor tent at the nats one year. anyway heres a few shots of what I do.

[69bronzeT5]

I IS ROCKSTAR.


Nah...I build model cars for people while I'm trying to find a job....it's been hard finding one though

[Foreman72]

i write for a local newspaper...i'm actually writing (back and forth ) right now 

[TruckDriver]

Here's the original "what's you day job" thread.

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?topic=16089.msg179295#msg179295


I drive truck by the way

[jdiesel33]

Good thread

I do boring computer stuff. Programming and database stuff.

[vancamp]

Here's the original "what's you day job" thread.

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?topic=16089.msg179295#msg179295


I drive truck by the way

whoops I didnt see that one my bad.

[FLG GF]

IM A HOOKER  just kidding

I work at a restaurant, karaoke bar place

[KS71owner]

I'm a graphic designer, signbuilder and sometime freelance illustrator. Mostly now I do design work but I do still occasionally get my hands dirty in the shop.

Here's a few of my projects that I have photos of.....




The top isn't on the sign because it had to be transported in sections. Also, it wouldn't fit in the building. 



I also build lots of models in my spare time.

[Forza]

I work in a county jail until I start school next year and go on patrol.

[rusty lee]

I build military vehicles for now...   

[Rolling_Thunder]

in between jobs right now        taking 22 units in school and all that bull crap...     do some free lance resto work...         

[runningman]

IM A HOOKER 

Me too........actually I am an electrician at Chrysler....

[Shakey]

I build military vehicles for now...   

Which ones are you building?

[chargerkid01]

Right now I work at a feed co-opfeed store called Jefferson Landmark, but I have an interveiew later today for the Ohio State Patrol. Plus I have this semester and one more of college.

[mopar0166]

Tug boat engineer   

[rusty lee]

I build military vehicles for now...   

Which ones are you building?

we build the bradley fighting vehicle and the m88 recovery vehicle. we used to build the 109 mobile howitzer and the MRAP. 

[Marck]

I sell aftermarket carparts... Things are really slow these days.. 

[Chad L. Magee]

I am working on designing some material engineering projects for a couple of grant proposals while on a bit of down time (waiting to teach college courses starting this summer).  I had some chemical ideas that I have been letting stir on the backburner for the past few years and I think that it is a perfect time to put them to use (ie. they involve the areas of energy development/conservation targeted by the recent stimulas package).  One of them might be a starting point for a business venture, as I have one person wanting to do investing in that area aready.  Alot of my spare time is devoted to working on either designing new chemical materials for their properties or trying to solve all types of real-world problems..... 

My field of science is very hard to get employed into industry right now, as the previous layoffs in the chemical industries have left little openings for the less experienced guys.  The government is hiring, but alot of others are fighting to get the same job.  A lot of universities/colleges are undergoing hiring freezes right now and want incoming professors to bring in grant money for their research programs.  The problem is that you can be very bright, but amoung a lot of other very bright individuals, you must shine brighter than the rest to get that position.  A Ph.D. does not guarentee a job anymore, you need 3-5+ years of specific experience in the area that the company/agency/college is wanting to expand in.  But, it is a catch-22, as you need the job to get the experience to get you the exact job.  Most Ph.D. chemistry graduates are forced into low-paying, all-hours postdoc positions to start out with, but even those are hard to get anymore (not to mention the compatition from overseas).  I am a bit better off than most recent graduates, as I planned on this type of thing potentially happening when I got out of college and have acted accordingly.....

[John_Kunkel]

Maynard G. Krebs described my line of "work". 

[Magnumcharger]

I'm a Non-destructive testing technologist for the Canadian Airforce (for now).
Basically, I look for cracks!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nondestructive_testing

[Ponch ®]

man, sometimes im pretty jealous. seems like a lot of you guys have some pretty cool and/or interesting jobs...

[last426]

I am a litigation attorney, eligible to retire in 4 days. Subject to abuse 24/7.  But I had honest jobs before this one.  Utility Operator at a coal fired electricity plant, mechanic at a pvc plant, mechanic at a big linen supply plant.  At least in those jobs I could flip a switch and find out if my work worked.  Kim

[vancamp]

man, sometimes im pretty jealous. seems like a lot of you guys have some pretty cool and/or interesting jobs...

me too, I just fix bent cars kinda sounds lame compared to most everbody else.

[73rallye440magnum]

I restore cars

www.lcars.com

[skip68]

 

"CHUCK!!!!!!"  Just kidding! 

Actually, I'm looking for work. Tough market right now!  :brickwall


Mrs.Skip68