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01-18-2009, 12:54 AM #1
What do you do for a living?
This orginally was going to be a useless rant but I turned it into something that would be more useful.
Questions:
What do you do for a living? (please list a few sentences about it)
How long have you been doing it for?
Do you really, genuinely, and TRULEY like your job/career? (please be honest -don't talk yourself into liking it right now if in reality you can't stand it)
How much do you make a year? (optional)
And lastly, in an ideal situation (even if it can't happen) is there another "dream job" you'd take over your current one, and what would it be?
Thanks! - Bo
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I am a full time student. Currently looking for a part time job. Have an interview Monday.
My dream job would be to be in the NBA. That obviously isn't going to happen, so a more realistic dream job, for me, is to be a wildlife biologist. Not too "dreamy", as they get paid shit, but being an animal guy, I think it would be tons of fun.
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01-18-2009, 01:07 AM #3~ Vet~ I like Thai Girls
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1. Regional Sales Manager. Head a Team of Global Account Managers who sell high tech networking equipment into large Global Accounts who are headquartered in APAC.
2. This job just a year and a half. But in the Industry for 35 years.
3. I love it !!!
4. $400K a year on average
5. Good question, I had to think about that. I would like to run a really high end health resort.
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01-18-2009, 01:13 AM #4Banned ~ Scammer
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01-18-2009, 02:00 AM #5
[QUOTE=Bojangles69;4381483]This orginally was going to be a useless rant but I turned it into something that would be more useful.
Questions:
What do you do for a living? (please list a few sentences about it)
How long have you been doing it for?
Do you really, genuinely, and TRULEY like your job/career? (please be honest -don't talk yourself into liking it right now if in reality you can't stand it)
How much do you make a year? (optional)
And lastly, in an ideal situation (even if it can't happen) is there another "dream job" you'd take over your current one, and what would it be?
Thanks! - Bo[/QUOTE
Private Military Contractor, I have worked all over the world...
ten years....
I love my job
paid....real good...
Porn star...J/K retired.....
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01-18-2009, 02:06 AM #6
Awesome, I find this stuff really interesting for some reason. Keep it going guys!
And Kale 400k a year?! Jesus christ. Good for you.
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01-18-2009, 03:29 AM #7Banned
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01-18-2009, 03:38 AM #8"Rock" of Love ;)
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01-18-2009, 04:47 AM #9
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01-18-2009, 05:05 AM #10
well i'm in a ... different situation but basically i'm a student (only 19)
work part time at mcdonalds, and oh yeah, its the dream job. make 7.15 an hour lol but it pays what i need it for. do i like it no but i like having money so its worth it.
my dream job... probably own a resort on an island... but what i want to do thats more realistic is investment banking. or something along the lines of my parents
mom - chemist, been doing it for 21 years, she likes her new job more, makes ~150k then bonus can be up to 30k
dad - works with pharmaceutical companies computer systems, not really sure what he does but not just writing code. he owns his business and has since 95, he can make from 160k to 320k depending on who he works for (in 2-3 year contracts)
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01-18-2009, 05:08 AM #11
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Job = Drug producer
How long= 10 years
Wage= 750,000 in uk money, per year.
Would never swap my job...............
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01-18-2009, 07:40 AM #13
What do you do for a living? Counselor
How long have you been doing it for? 6 years
Do you really, genuinely, and TRULEY like your job/career? Yes. I do, however, have to work pretty hard at remaining patient with people that continue to revisit their mistakes of the past.
How much do you make a year? I make a good living from a monetary stand point. But the true payoff in my job is not really measured in dollars and cents.
And lastly, in an ideal situation (even if it can't happen) is there another "dream job" you'd take over your current one, and what would it be? Probably not because even our dream jobs have just as many cons as they do pros.
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01-18-2009, 07:41 AM #14
1. Firefighter
2. 8 years
3. I am up and down about it, i find that postings get stale and I end up hating what I am doing if I dont move around every few years.
4. £30000p.a
4. Not really any other dream job since my working life cannot get easier. I have ALOT of time to myself in work so i use well and study alot. Have covered alot of IT stuff over the last 3 years, thinking of starting a degree in Architecture in September. At the moment i am working on becoming a registered personal trainer because rates in London are on average of £50-80 per hour with a higher tier of up to £300ph with the right kind of client and a part time job in this industry would suit me down to the ground.Last edited by Odpierdol_sie!; 01-18-2009 at 07:44 AM.
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01-18-2009, 07:50 AM #15
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01-18-2009, 09:00 AM #16
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1. Teach at a university
2. 1 yr
3. No. None of the students listen/care, and are usually on their computers (prob on this forum) while I'm teaching.
4. Not enough, but enough to be comfortable.
5. Re-enlist. Pay is not as good, but I was happy.
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01-18-2009, 09:14 AM #17Stupid
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1. Full Time Student - I was working for Hospice doing Triage and On Call, now I'm working part time at a hospital in cardiac medical
2. I was at Hospice for 4 years, and just started the job at the hospital last month
3. No, I hate my job, it's just temporary until I finish school this year
4. Not enough...about 40K
5. Housewife...LOL J/K I can think of many things I would like to do, Forensic Scientist, Criminal Investigations, Teaching, Nursing, running something...
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01-18-2009, 09:53 AM #18
1. firefighter
2. 7 years
3. love my job, but hate running b.s. calls.
4. made 52k in 08
5. running my own business...not sure what
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01-18-2009, 10:31 AM #19
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01-18-2009, 10:45 AM #20
doctor
nine years
i dont like to work, period, but as jobs go, i like it; i get tired of people who look something up on the net and suddenly think they know more than i do; i also get exasperated have to beg to be paid by insurance companies
over 100K
i'd like to be wealthy and not have to work at all, but if i had to choose a job, not a bs job, but really involving work, i'd be a plumber
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01-18-2009, 11:20 AM #21
I work for the federal government in construction management. I've been here going on 21 years. Salary is not what I think it should be, but I make a comfortable living. I enjoy my job to a point, as in I don't dread going to work and there is a great feeling of accomplishment associated, but I don't like it so much that I would do it even if they didn't pay me. My hobby is tinkering with hotrod cars and bikes, and I plan to open my own shop and let that carry me into my twilight years, that will be my equivalent of a dream job.
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01-18-2009, 11:29 AM #22
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Fulltime student, for the third and final time.
I enjoy school and learning but I want money.
My dream job would have been a fighter pilot, but things didnt work out with some vision issues just before I was to enter flight school. So my backup plan was to be a pro baseball player. But things didnt work out with a bunch of shoulder issues. Wish I would have known about roids in my playing days....LOL
After those didnt pan out I wanted to be a research scientist, probably obvious to most on here, But I am like Big I fell in love with hotrods and fast cars. And being a research scientist in the fields that I was most interested in did not pay all that well. Building cars is very expensive. Now I am doing something different than science in the medical realm that will hopefully pay much better.
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01-18-2009, 11:43 AM #25
yea but who dosen't want to be BIG's bf?
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01-18-2009, 11:47 AM #26
what does bo do, etc?
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01-18-2009, 12:23 PM #27Stupid
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01-18-2009, 12:41 PM #28
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01-18-2009, 12:55 PM #29
What do you do for a living? IT/network admin.. I program and monitor routers and switches (mostly lvl 3 devices)
How long have you been doing it for? actually paying full time job, only a year now.
Do you really, genuinely, and TRULEY like your job/career? I do, I do it for the military. So though at times i miss the bang bang fun of being in the feild. I enjoy coming home at night to my wife and daughter (soon to be daughters)...that is when i'm not deployed
How much do you make a year? after everything 54K a year
And lastly, in an ideal situation (even if it can't happen) is there another "dream job" you'd take over your current one, and what would it be? When i retire from full time work i think i'd like to teach.
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01-18-2009, 02:03 PM #30
What do you do for a living?
work at a failing supplement store.
How long have you been doing it for?
2 months.
Do you really, genuinely, and TRULEY like your job/career?
I hate my career (sciences of communication) cos its all office job and i like to be and FEEL free.
I like the part of my job where i help people with their diet/rutine/mindset so much that some times i dont even charge for it although i should but i hate selling product that are a fraud, is dishonest and being told to lie in order to sell which is absolutly against my laws.
How much do you make a year? (optional)
Crap.
And lastly, in an ideal situation (even if it can't happen) is there another "dream job" you'd take over your current one, and what would it be?
be retired with loads of money, but if i had to work it'll be working in something involving taking care of nature, like parks or help people who diserve it improve their lifes in some way, writting music, books, painting, sculpture...free mind, free soul stuff. Anything that is office, phones, paperwork, numbers...i hate it.
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01-18-2009, 02:18 PM #31
1. Professional student, but I have a part time security job.
2. Been doing security for about 2 years.
3. My job really couldn't get any easier. Heck I'm at work right now.
4. Like 9 an hour.
5. Male stripper?
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01-18-2009, 04:25 PM #32Junior Member
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im in the military us coast guard, been in for 4 yaers and i hate it lol i hate how one person can control u.... but i do like that im 21 and i ahve 28 people working under me lol and being able to drive boats all day if i wanted to... but all and all i hate it lol.. i make 38k lol what shitty pay. oh hell ya id love to play football lol
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01-18-2009, 07:09 PM #33Banned
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Manufactured homes sales and small time investing on the side
10 years
yes for the most part
last two years over 150k (this year I am have opened my own company and expect to do much better)
ideal job is a motivational speaker
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01-18-2009, 10:00 PM #34
Secret Service
8 years
I do, I like to sleep inside the white house when no one is watching and take a big dump in the bathroom once in a while.
80k
Dream job would be to own the white house and turn it into a playboy mansion. LOL
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01-18-2009, 11:00 PM #35
Finance
5 Years
Some days
100k+
Retired/Own my own gym
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01-18-2009, 11:04 PM #36"Rock" of Love ;)
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01-18-2009, 11:30 PM #37
1. Used to be a contract software architect & team manager. Now I'm doing nothing.
2. About 10 years.
3. It's ok but not fulfilling(Helping people that you don't admire to make millions of dollars and not have any share in it yourself.....)
4. It fluctuates....good year 150K+, not so good 70-80k.
5. Dream job. Maybe a plastic surgen with a sense of humour.. "Oh I get it now....you wanted implants in BOTH breasts!". But I sure aint going through medical school so it's off the list. I really don't know yet....I guess I'm working that out atm!
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01-18-2009, 11:43 PM #38
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01-19-2009, 02:07 AM #39
who would of thought we had so many ballers in here. So real earning power from a couple of you guys. Anyone want to help pay for my next cycle?
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01-19-2009, 02:55 AM #40
Thanks a lot guys! Its really interesting to see what all you do and makes me feel like you're all less a stranger to me.
For the 2 joke responses I can only assume you both don't work, have never worked, and don't plan on working. =]
I did forget to add mine though.
1. I'm a full time student but I'm off this semester, trying to get a masters in psychology.
I haven't had a real conventional 9-5 type job in 4 years which is why I posted this thread, I've been making money to get by fine doing all kinds of things on the side (caddying, yardwork, pressure watching, advertising, websites, etc) and am getting more and more tired of the fact (even in school) that I couldn't live indepently yet w/out having serious financial issues (share a town house with 2 brothers).
2. NA
3. I LOVE freedom to decide how I'm going to make money and gaining new skills, but at the same time its getting too unpredictable and the only real skills I'm gaining are from school, and can't be used yet. ( masters for a license in counseling)
4. Varies way too much every year but is not a lot at all. Enough to pay rent, and have some money on the side for gym, car insurance, clothes, food, etc.
5. Dream job is what I'm in school for now which would be counseling. My ultimate goal would be to do psychotherapy with a PHD but I don't think logistically the PHD will happen, so I'll settle for a masters in counseling.
2nd dream job would be getting paid decent to work in any studio for almost any reason. Radio stations, movies, anything where I could play with a soundboard all day would be my 2nd dream job.
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