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Employment
Post by Fireflair   » Wed Apr 01, 2015 9:42 pm

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It occurred to me some while back, while reading this forum, that we seem to have quite the diverse, if highly technical, set of readers here. Judging from some of the commentary, we've got a lot of hard science types, and in general technically minded people here.

Another author I read as voraciously as I do RFC, has a similar following on his message board/blog. So I am curious now, what everyone does for a living.

I was in the US Navy, and have a degree in Nuclear Technology. I work on nuclear power plants.
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Re: Employment
Post by Michael Everett   » Wed Apr 01, 2015 11:21 pm

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Shelf stacker and general fanfic writer.
Yeah, nowhere near what some of the others do...
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Re: Employment
Post by Annachie   » Wed Apr 01, 2015 11:27 pm

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Lol, ex technician with a telco, and other assorted things. Done shelf stacking and written fanfics too.
Also worked in a patchwork shop and for a wholesaler.
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Re: Employment
Post by The E   » Thu Apr 02, 2015 5:45 am

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Software developer by day, Game dev by night.
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Re: Employment
Post by Spacekiwi   » Thu Apr 02, 2015 6:04 am

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Part-time Checkout operator and inwards goods, as have just graduated with a bachelors of science, and looking for a full-time job now. What I find funny though is that for inwards goods, I spend more time on the cursed paperwork than i do on the actual goods with receiving them..... In a manual job.....
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Re: Employment
Post by PeterZ   » Thu Apr 02, 2015 10:06 am

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Corporate Finance. I have previously waited tables as well as built and tore down industrial shelving systems. Can't say I have actually stacked shelves, though.
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Re: Employment
Post by viciokie   » Thu Apr 02, 2015 11:49 am

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Before my forced semi retirement due to injuries i was a explosive charge expert. (meaning i was the flunky who set the charges and detonator even during a Thunderstorm while the higher up stayed dry).
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Re: Employment
Post by Joat42   » Thu Apr 02, 2015 1:07 pm

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viciokie wrote:Before my forced semi retirement due to injuries i was a explosive charge expert. (meaning i was the flunky who set the charges and detonator even during a Thunderstorm while the higher up stayed dry).

So if we see you running it would be a good idea to keep up eh? :lol:

Currently working as software developer, has worked as an electrician, hardware designer (EE) and have also done some research on digital video in the 90's.

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Re: Employment
Post by Daryl   » Thu Apr 02, 2015 7:35 pm

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Farm hand, shop assistant, truck driver, accountant, research scientist (biochemistry), various levels of public (civil) service.
Retired now, but last decade or more of work was as a senior logistic director in military aerospace procurement (1 star equiv).
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Re: Employment
Post by Charybdis   » Thu Apr 02, 2015 7:43 pm

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Working for national tax prep firm as a seasonal employee - Enrolled Agent level. During off season (2 weeks away) watch and invest in stock market and care for invalid brother. Being of retirement age, will be doing some travel until next tax training season comes. If the Government is in session, tax laws WILL CHANGE!
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