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I know there's a topic already made a few months or years ago, but the search function seems to be broken for me, always returning with no results, plus I don't remember any of the jobs I've seen in that topic, other than twilliger being a lumberjack, because that's uber cool!

I'm starting my first permanent full time job this month, call center agent.

Full-time student.

I deliver pizzas for a non-franchise place. I also work in the store.

I need a new job.

Nothing finer than a pipeliner. Spouse is an RN.

You make me miss the oil field.

Currently, I'm a garage door man.

Glamorous, I know.

Just finished my final internship / graduate thesis. From Monday on i'll be a financial analyst:D .

Just started school again. 9 Months program to become a Flight Dispatcher: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_planner

Just switched from being a sous chef to being a CNC operator.

I'm like a barista, part time..
full time student

Worked as a mailman for the summer. But I am still in high school. Next year probably university, but no idea what I will actually study.

Medicine? :p

Worked McDonalds for like a year, then server at Masalawok (restaurant). I'm going to quit now that school started though, I really can't fck up my GPA any more :/

Depending on where you worked and how they worked you that could be a pretty nice step up.

I went from a banquet cook to working at Nissan building cars. Aside from the obvious pay increase the job is a bit harder, but overall less stressing since everything is very consistent.

I'm not sure what I'm going to do since I'm starting college soon for IT.
Nissan is 8 hours a day, school is 7 hours a day, it will be impossible to study.
If I were to stay at Nissan through school I could easily get moved to their IT department starting out around $20-$25/hr at an entry position doing nothing.

Hell no.

Go for IT, you can't go wrong with IT.

IT in uni doesn't interest me. If I need to get something IT related done, I will learn it myself on the internet.
I was thinking about mechanics, because I am kinda interested in modifying and building cars and stuff.
Otherwise I would like some art or music or that kind of stuff, but that isn't worth studying in uni I think, it won't make you any money and it's better to learn yourself.

If I were in your position, I'd cut back on my hours at college a bit so that you're still able to work/get promoted once done.

I'd love to cut back on both, but Nissan and the school are full time or nothing. :/
I'm currently looking into other school options. I'm not going to waste my time and money on a 4 year course filled with bullshit classes.
An online class would be the most convenient but I consider it a risky investment since I have no idea what to expect from the teacher or the program.

I own and run Gaigetech and Ecstasy Servers. I work for BananaRoad doing computer work, IT coordinator at a rental business. I also do a lot of contracting with small to medium businesses. I work a lot now, 6 days a week(really 7 but I the option to take Sunday off.) The thread I posted around a year ago where some of you helped me out worked Thanks again guys.

I work on construction sites, my job is to make sure the contractors respect the plans and do the job right. Presently on a work camp 800km away from my place. The best part is that we have high speed internet, yet electricity doesnt even get here, the camp runs on a huge fuel generator.

Work for HP (hewlett packard), working on DWP (department of working pensions) mainframes applying scl programming.

Student currently.
I just started my bachelor in Medicine.

Congrats. Watch out for anatomy.

Didn't get it (No call back), then MasalaWok hired me on the spot so oh well

Full time student doing a bachelor in Computer Science

Part time lumberjack-esque cutting up trees and shiz.