View Poll Results: Which industry/profession provides you with a living? (choose closest, primary match)
Artistic / Creative / Performance
5
2.11%
Construction
6
2.53%
Engineering / Manufacturing
13
5.49%
Executive / Management / Consulting
29
12.24%
Financial Services / Trader / Insurance
24
10.13%
IT / Computers / Technology
28
11.81%
Legal
24
10.13%
Medical / Dental / Veterinary
40
16.88%
Political / Government / Military
5
2.11%
Real Estate
11
4.64%
Retail / Food Services
6
2.53%
Sales / Marketing
6
2.53%
Teacher / Professor / Education (nonstudent)
2
0.84%
Travel / Hospitality / Transportation
1
0.42%
Other Services (please post)
2
0.84%
Retired
13
5.49%
Student
2
0.84%
Self-employed, but not in above areas (please post)
9
3.80%
Other profession (please post)
4
1.69%
No profession
2
0.84%
Stupid poll / I don't know
5
2.11%
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What do 997ies do for a living?
03-10-2006, 10:27 PM
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What do 997ies do for a living?
Let's try another little community-building thread. If you own or have ordered or are close to ordering a 997, let us know what you are doing for a living. My apologies if I have skipped an industry/profession.
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03-11-2006, 08:54 AM
#9
Three Wheelin'
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03-11-2006, 09:37 AM
#10
Three Wheelin'
Hole mover. I guess you could say I'm in transportation. My company moves holes around major metro areas for city and state government highway departments. If you occassionally get wheel damage it's because a hole accidentally fell off the back of one of our trucks -sorry!
I also have a second job making perfect replica miniature Stradivarii for virtuoso violin-playing mice.
I also have a second job making perfect replica miniature Stradivarii for virtuoso violin-playing mice.
03-11-2006, 10:24 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by Le Chef
I also have a second job making perfect replica miniature Stradivarii for virtuoso violin-playing mice.
03-11-2006, 12:26 PM
#13
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Originally Posted by Le Chef
Hole mover. I guess you could say I'm in transportation. My company moves holes around major metro areas for city and state government highway departments. If you occassionally get wheel damage it's because a hole accidentally fell off the back of one of our trucks -sorry!
Is that off your company's website/billboard, etc.? Or is that your own creation? In either case, it's brilliant!
As for me, you could say I'm in transportation too. Space transportation. And for the same company I currently work for, I used to design launch vehicles (i.e. rockets) and yes I was a rocket scientist back then. In fact, the word scientist is part of my official title, though I never use it and would be too embarrassed to mention it to anyone as it would come across as pretentious as hell.
Currently I'm in Space & Communications - satellites to be specific. Though I'm a little bored with that and looking to make a change. Any recruiters out there?
03-11-2006, 12:46 PM
#15
Originally Posted by OCBen
Though I'm a little bored with that and looking to make a change
