What does everyone do for their work???

[outlawatheart]

What do you all do for your employment? Just curious to find out what kind of people hunt flint.

 

[outlawatheart]

I'm a field superintendent of construction for a company that builds high end mall stores. I mostly build Victoria Secret's.

What do you all do for your employment? Just curious to find out what kind of people hunt flint.

 

[quito]

I am a concrete contractor, and also have about 100 honey bee colonies.

 

[Abilene]

Retired after 45 years in GM and Nissan dealership. Parts manager .

 

[outlawatheart]

I was gonna say cool hobby but with that many bees its a second job!!! Nothing better than chewing wild honey in the comb

I am a concrete contractor, and also have about 100 honey bee colonies.

 

[Huskerhunter]

Executive Chef at a state ran Veteran's home.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I'm a field superintendent of construction for a company that builds high end mall stores. I mostly build Victoria Secret's.

So, can you hook me up with a meeting with Adrianna Lima? lol

I currently work at our local Ace Hardware.

I spent 8 years working security at a Chemical Plant until I got laid off in Jan of 2012. It was a good job with good pay and benefits, but when the plant was sold the new owners laid off all the higher paid workers and kept the new hires. I then spent a year and a half at Lowes but they kept cutting hours until I was down to 27/28 a week so I got the job at Ace.

 

[aloraptor]

I like Ace hardware stores. You can actually talk to someone that knows a bit about what they sell. Has come in handy a few times.

 

[larson1951]

contractor-president-owner of a small roofing and architectural sheet metal business since the mid 1970's with 10-12 employees
mechanical and architectural engineer
musician since the late 1960's and vintage guitar collector
caretaker of a 35 acre mandan indian village site since 1986
Treasure Net moderator partner

and my most fun job......being a grandpa to my little Takoja

larson1951

 

[NCPeaches]

IT Tech at a State mental hospital.

 

[jamey]

i used to be a line teck at nissan,felt my kids was more important so i became a full time dad.best job i ever had.

 

[NC field hunter]

One more time, I'm odd one out. I'm the second generation owner of a pimento cheese factory. "Our Pride"! Look behind the folsome, you can see our label!

 

[Hognutz]

Steel worker

 

[Red Earth]

I work for BNSF. Repair freight cars, tank cars etc... Its a union job. Big company.

 

[old digger]

I work for BNSF. Repair freight cars, tank cars etc... Its a union job. Big company.

BN COOL!

 

[old digger]

Retired! Worked for a plastics vaccum-forming company. Really enjoyed it! Also used to drive for Coach USA.

 

[NC field hunter]

Retired! Worked for a plastics vaccum-forming company. Really enjoyed it! Also used to drive for Coach USA.

Digger, can you elaborate on plastics vacuum? Sounds interesting. Did you make the pellets that form into coke or Pepsi bottles?

 

[dblski]

K-4 Physical Education teacher. Works well for summer hunting.

 

[texasred777]

I've worked at quite a few jobs. Graduated high school in 1960 and went to work at a machine shop that manufactured the pumps (not the pump jacks) for oil wells. Then I operated a service station for a while. Then I managed a service station for several months. Then worked at another machine shop, then a super market, then ran a bread route for about a year, then back into a super market, another machine shop that manufactured the pump jacks for oil wells. Then worked 11 years delivering petroleum products for Gulf. Then ran a propane delivery truck for a couple of years, worked for a cement contractor for a while, and worked for a construction company building a US post office. Then worked as auditor/supervisor for a convenience store group. Then spent the rest of my working days as installation and repairman for service station gasoline/diesel equipment starting in 1985. Retired in 2004, but went to work as a greeter for Walmart for a couple of years. That's almost all of the jobs I had during my life.

 

[Gold Maven]

4th generation bridge builder, 25 yrs at that until my Dad died, and his brothers decided they wanted to retire. It was too big for me to buy, new owners shut down the bridge end of things, now I manage their Concrete plant, pre-cast business.

Less stress than bridge building, no deadlines, inspectors, EPA, weather, high water, buried utllities......finally I can sleep at night.

I miss the new job locations 3 or 4 times a year, but it's a good job.