What's your occupation? By mthomas (Read 4,017 times)

[mthomas]

I was kinda thinking the other day and reading some of the other threads, we are pretty lucky in this great nation of ours. Obviously we all have computers, some of us with multiple (5 in our house). We obviously all have or have had scooters with many of us having a multiple of those (3 in our house). With the MANY different opinions and ideas, I thought it would be interesting to start a thread with what you do or did for a living. Kind of give us a background on you and what you do.
I'll start:
I am a district manager for Dollar General. I have been doing this for 6 years and I have been in retail for almost 30 years. I am in charge of 17 stores soon to be 18 with most in Pa. but I also have three in Ohio. For last year, I was rated #14 overall in the company out of about 700 districts. This was based on several categories such as sales, shrink and profit and ranked inside the company. We are currently a Fortune 200 company and growing quickly.

Next!

[mcalli]

I am a retired RN BSN CCRN. Most of my career was spent in coronary care. I now work part time at sams club in the jewlery department 2 days a week.

[madcollie]

National/International Commodities Logistical Engineer.

and somehow this company came up with an official title of Senior Field Technician.

Hope that explains it clearly.

M/C

[wolfhound]

I have been involved in the dog show game for 50 years as an exhibitor, professional handler,
show superintendant, and for the last 27 years I have been a professional sharpener working the show circuits in the SE sharpening clipper blades and scissors as well as selling
grooming equipment. For the past 6 years I have slowed down the road trips and have concentrated on turning the business into a home based retirement income. If it is not against the forum rules you can see what I do at tarabar.com, out website.

[zugzug]

Local Truck Driver. I'm one of them fellas that deliver these scoots along with just about anything else you can think of. We used to be mostly B2B but when the economy slowed down we started hauling whatever to keep the trucks full and revenue coming in. Rough on the body but keeps us working and the company in business.

[josepharra]

Retired fire fighter in Jackson Tn. 5 bikes 1 Kaw. Concour, 2 royal Enfields, 1 Fly Scout, and a new ct moto e charm

[mheinemeyer]

I was a Nav/comm Tech in the Air Force and now I am an IT guy at a school.

[damin69]

I am a Project Designer for RMT. We design Windfarms, Solarfarms, Solid waste landfills and we do Remediation work also. I have been doing CADD design for going on 16 years.

[royldoc]

I am a part time locksmith and a full time envelope machine adjuster/mechanic.




Roy

[jhbietz]

Unemployed truck driver. 2 years OTR. 13 years hauling the US mail. Full time scooter mechanic for the summer and going back to school in the fall for a 2 year machinist degree.

[okiescoot]

Welder by trade, but when I have time, I work on cycles and atvs for people. Even an occasional lawn mower

[runningslow]

I'm a mechanical engineer by education, but I'm currently working as a concrete formwork engineer. My official title is still Engineer-In-Training, even though I've been here for almost 5 years.

[ccprof]

Retired Gov't program exec. Part-time professor at the local community college.

[Bashan]

I've been a chiropractor in solo practice for 28 years. Before that I was a full time teacher in the public schools and a part time musician. Rich

[scooteraddict]

Lead Maintenance Technician for Zip Pak, maker of extruder plastic zipper found on almost every re-closable food product. I have been in the mechanical maintenance business for nearly 20 years. I currently run the maintenance department doing everything from everyday repairs to designing and manufacturing new part for production lines.

For those who wonder about consumer packaging extruded zipper, think of the Kraft shredded cheese with the slider and zipper on the bag and thats what we make.