Any certifications? That's basically what I am in school for but most of the network engineers at my job (I'm in the Helpdesk right now) are self-taught non-degree holders....they make a killing!

 

well I mainly screw off all day... I had a gig at night and on weekends as a semi-professional transmission swapper/ beer drinker, but then white1 bought a transmission from FLT and since then I've been out of work....









I'm an Accountant

 

same here, no degree, but I wish, but not the making a killing part, but it's great, I can't complain. I'll go back to school one day

 

HVAC Technincian for Delta State University, pay is decent, nice scenery during the warm months and a tow truck driver

 

college stud & hollister

 

Jet engine mechanic, U.S. Navy. ive been in almost 5 five and getting ready to go back on deployment. I dont do very much wrenching anymore, more like shop supervisor.

 

lets see if i can list them all......volunteer firefighter (going career when i finish school), full time EMT-basic for $7 hr which sux ***, part time mechanic (fix friends fords-specialize in honda acura porsche bmw mercedes jag and ferrari), part time for an estate sale company, part time lawn care service, full time student for my paramedic, work with my company on the side for a race track providing EMT's for the dirt track, and anything i can do to make a spare dollar.....im VERY busy and my girlfriend HATES it. so i geuss you could say im an idiot

 

I'm a 4th year aprentice wireman IBEW local 716

 

I'm a full time political science major(pre law) and part time Jailer....


Yeah, it is a felony....

 

I package lumber for shipment at a hardwood lumber mill here in my hometown. Since we are a smaller mill there is alot more that goes along with my job. Maintane machinery, drive forklifts, quality control on lumber, and pretty much anything else they need I am there to do it. A few years ago we hit a record season sawing 11 million board feet. Sounds like alot but there are mills that make that look incredibly small.