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I'm curious which is more stressful?
Your Occupation?
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I'm curious which is more stressful?
Probably being a controller. But I know that the week before a criminal trial, if my client is innocent, I can't sleep, can't eat, and the morning of the trial, I usually throw up a time or two.nauifins73:
snakedr
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Padipro:You know anyone looking for a 25 year A&P with tons of heavy sheetmetal experience?
We have had some positions open but only for internal transfer. I have not seen any outside hiring for quite some time.
Some airlines look like they will post a profitable quarter so maybe it will get better...
Parrothead_Diver
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Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer / MCAD System Administrator
At least that is what my business card says... And yes, It barely fits there...:shakehead
FYI, MCAD = Mechanical Computer Aided Design
At least that is what my business card says... And yes, It barely fits there...:shakehead
FYI, MCAD = Mechanical Computer Aided Design
Mother, Wife, Friend - secretary -- ok, so I only get paid for the last. I'm in job burnout and will be starting school in the spring to become a certified massage therapist....better hours and a more relaxing work environment.
rhyz
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Custom Woodworker - Daytrader
Falco
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Soon to be commercial pilot, probably a flight instructor.
MuscleDiver
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Was a flight instructor aspiring to be a airline pilot. Now I want to get into finance. I got my MBA while teaching flight lessons to people that couldnt drive their own cares let alone fly a plane
If anyone knows how to break into finance with an MBA let me know! Need $$ to dive, need a job to make $$.
If anyone knows how to break into finance with an MBA let me know! Need $$ to dive, need a job to make $$.
WarmWaterDiver
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Senior Refining Engineer. I keep the pumps supplied with gasoline & diesel, roads with asphalt, jets with jet fuel, propane tanks with propane, and molecular building blocks for other uses. Currently I'm working in a design role for chemical process construction projects.
Dealing with the chemistry of once-living systems is at least as interesting as living systems, and I've never lost a patient! I've worked in just about every department available for my degree except R&D, at least at arm's length.
I worked a lot of jobs while chasing a degree though, incluing inspecting oil and chemical tankers and barges, petroleum lab technician, inventory auditor, security guard, and french fryer. I've always loved being near the ocean and was miserable whenever I lived away from it. I was hooked the first time I tried scuba.
Dealing with the chemistry of once-living systems is at least as interesting as living systems, and I've never lost a patient! I've worked in just about every department available for my degree except R&D, at least at arm's length.
I worked a lot of jobs while chasing a degree though, incluing inspecting oil and chemical tankers and barges, petroleum lab technician, inventory auditor, security guard, and french fryer. I've always loved being near the ocean and was miserable whenever I lived away from it. I was hooked the first time I tried scuba.
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