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Where do you work, and what do you do? (pg. 7)
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| ArminD1981 |
| quote: | Originally posted by vtec junkie
I work for Con Edison in Environmental Operations. I operate equipment and respond to emergency situations (electrical fires, black outs, transformer explosions.) Most of my day consists of driving around and waiting to be dispatched to emergency jobs. Once I get my title in another year I will probably transfer to the overhead department and become a chief line splicer. My department is easy money (lots of OT) but I don't see myself staying there any longer than a few years......I want to expand my knowledge and experience and learn more about the electrical system. I think overhead is my best option because I don't want to retire in NY and there is overhead in just about every major city in the US.
Other than that I'm a amateur/pro fisherman. One day.....Uncle Ed, Steven Neil, and myself will start a charter business in Belize and build our own underground prostitution ring. :thepirate |
Put in a good word for me @ CON ED:tongue2
I applied a couple of years ago as a meter reader but they never hired me:rolleyes: :toothless
I work at Health Information Management at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens:toocool: |
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| ReenTeenTeen |
| quote: | Originally posted by jerZ07002
tax lawyer - ensuring that mega corporations pay the least amount of US taxes legally possible, as well as structuring cross border transactions to avoid unnecessary taxes. |
you kinda an enemy or at least a part of it. :( |
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| ummedunno |
I went to SJU for a year after HS and decided college wasn't for me because I didn't know what I wanted to major in. I worked for the family business for a few years and decided to go back to school. I was only a PT student and it was taking me FOREVER to finish. I am now a FT student and working my way towards a BS in Nursing. I still have two more years left. I'm working FT (for family) for the summer since I am on break.
I think the happiest day of my life will be the day I graduate. |
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| vtec junkie |
| quote: | Originally posted by ArminD1981
Put in a good word for me @ CON ED:tongue2
I applied a couple of years ago as a meter reader but they never hired me:rolleyes: :toothless
I work at Health Information Management at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens:toocool: |
trust me -
you DON'T wanna be a meter reader! |
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| knittybone |
| quote: | Originally posted by Keryn
If I were to go back full time to NYU I'd probably go for Real Estate and not an MBA. I feel like my clock is ticking in terms of going back full time lol. I'm sure I could handle a part-time program though. I'm only entertaining the idea bc where I am now it really wouldn't make much of a difference if I got an MBA or not...my concern is that I may not be here forever! |
Keryn,
I just started class part time for my Masters Degree in Real Estate Development at NYU. The networking there has been very good so far (no job yet though). There are a ton of events and connections you will meet... plus the class has been interesting thus far. The program is a huge investment but for me it was a no brainer. I was in IT audit at Teloitte & Douche, recently laid off at the end of Feb (couldnt stand the work anyway)... I've wanted to get into the Real Estate industry and thought going back to school would be the best transition. Still havent found a full time position yet, but that will come eventually. |
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| zachias31 |
| quote: | Originally posted by AY STAR
so your trying to say your a meat packer? ;) |
no, but some of my best friends are :D |
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| kingchinc |
| quote: | Originally posted by knittybone
Teloitte & Douche |
lol |
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| jerZ07002 |
| quote: | Originally posted by ReenTeenTeen
you kinda an enemy or at least a part of it. :( |
that depends on which side you stand. i'm only the enemy to greedy IRS agents. my job is to lower costs for corporation so they can pass it to consumers - or just keep it to themselves. |
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| LinX |
so i found a listing on craigslist.com today and replied along with my resume.. hope everything works out. i just want/need more money..
yo bri? you still into vtecs lol i saw some kid on craigslist selling his car for $900 bc it was all banged up in the back and the doors didnt open meanwhile the car only had like 110,000K miles and the engine was clean.. i was like damn i would buy it and swap out my old vtec lol.. i think it was dohc too mines only a single.. i want a new car too haha anyone with a GSR out there? |
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| DJ_Lord |
| quote: | Originally posted by jerZ07002
tax lawyer - ensuring that mega corporations pay the least amount of US taxes legally possible, as well as structuring cross border transactions to avoid unnecessary taxes. |
I need to speak to you. :disbelief |
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| chimera66 |
| i kinda do what vern does but i actually get paid to do it... |
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| vtec junkie |
| quote: | Originally posted by LinX
so i found a listing on craigslist.com today and replied along with my resume.. hope everything works out. i just want/need more money..
yo bri? you still into vtecs lol i saw some kid on craigslist selling his car for $900 bc it was all banged up in the back and the doors didnt open meanwhile the car only had like 110,000K miles and the engine was clean.. i was like damn i would buy it and swap out my old vtec lol.. i think it was dohc too mines only a single.. i want a new car too haha anyone with a GSR out there? |
nope....after my CRX (that i dumped over 20K in parts got stolen) I lost all interest in building up imports. one day (when i have the extra cash and time) I am gonna buy a Supra or RX-7 and rebuild the entire car |
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