Are you working and what do you do?

[psychowarden]

I've allways wondered what a guy with a screen name like that did for a livin

Lol, came from a video game I use to play alot a few years ago.

[1stTarget]

I am retired. But I do"work" as a School Crossing Guard.

[Big'n slo]

IT/CADD/GIS/Survey Coordinator

//<-space reserved for the next round of layoffs..

[skife]

i do random stuff. its hard in michigan to find a decent job with no experience.


right now its;
delivering pizza
assembling electronic components
setting up party tents
selling scrap metal


pretty much doing what i can to turn a buck.

buddy of mine is a freelance mechanic.

[Spazmok]

paintball field manager (www.infinitepaintball.ca)
graphic/web designer (current side-business) / apparel designer/custom jerseys (launching Jan 2010)

[TeaQue]

I'm a copier technician for Toshiba.

Always been good at fixing things I guess, not a bad job for now but at only 25 I know I don't want to do this forever.

[gimp]

No kidding! Did you ever play over at OSG? Nice move BTW!

Yeah, I played there a bunch. The name on my jersey was Pitts. I think we met last summer. You were testing out your cerebrus framed pneumag.

[Dend78]

yup Electrical Drafter/Draftsman and umm well its 9pm and im still working so yeah work is going pretty good right now WHO LOVES OT?

[Ratt]

Still active duty, USN. Currently, I am working as the Asst. Security Manager for the Navy at White Sands Missile Range. After little over 17 years in the Navy, this is my first real shore duty station. And shore duty is good. A little less than 3 years to go 'til retirement. Hopefully, when I retire, I will be doing the same job, but getting paid more than twice what I am making now. If that is the case, I may become a permanent Desert Rat...

[ahellers]

US Coast Guard Cutter Munro, Kodiak AK.
Im doing pretty well considering Im living on an island in Alaska, and am underway 6 months out of the year...
ICY MIST RESCUE

this was a case from our patrol before last. you can hear me keeping comms with the C130 at the end of the video.

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[blackjanuary]

Freight Broker, if you need anything moved, flatbed, 53 van, stepdeck, whatever it is i can move it for cheap and i can promise better customer service than anyone else. Better rates than anyone else....sorry just had to try to get more business, give me a msg if you need anything for your company

[teufelhunden]

Freight Broker, if you need anything moved, flatbed, 53 van, stepdeck, whatever it is i can move it for cheap and i can promise better customer service than anyone else. Better rates than anyone else....sorry just had to try to get more business, give me a msg if you need anything for your company

can you do bodies?

[TwilightG]

Software Engineer

[Hook]

I'm a technical and administrative translator working for Canada's largest wireline telephone company. While the telephony business is a cutthroat, highly competitive market where cable providers currently have the upper hand in the service provider war, the translation field is a thriving sector where demand far exceeds offer.

If more workforce cuts were made in my workplace, I feel confident that I could easily find work in the translation field for another company.

Many people find that linguistics is a uninteresting field, but I really enjoy it. It's the type of work where I learn new things on a daily basis, be it in the text that I'm translating, or by keeping abreast with what's going on in the linguistics field.

[Old School 626]

I'm an internal consultant for a fortune 500 US manufacturing company. The project I am working on has been deemed to be a mission critical priority so I've been pretty busy and 2010 will be even busier.

Prior to this gig I was a Materials Manager (Supply Chain Manager) running a factory in So Cal. We closed the factory last year and consolidated the production volume in the other two US manufacturing sites.

What I've seen from my various client groups is that business seems to be either dead slow or frantic but overall still down year-on-year. Given the nature of the products we produce, assemblies and raw materials for others to further add value to it indicates that business is picking up but producers are not willing to invest in inventory. The whipsaw effect on the supply chain is likely to go on until producers are willing to invest in the inventory to decouple supply and demand. Of those facilities that had lay offs most have hired back at least some of the RIF'd workforce but we're still a long way off from first half 2009 numbers.