What do you do for a living?

BlackMasterJay said:
I unmask the earth surfaces-calculate stresses beneath the city's infrastructure-> to determine the rate at which we are sinking into the ground, then analyze the specific time the city will compltely colapse (or not)...lol...or we do this to determine whether a cirtain site is suited to carry heavy infrastructural dead Loads

we also build roads (extend them usually) and maintian hydraulogic infrastructures

Construction underground exploration is also conducted by us

The industry is very broad THOUGH, so we do anything/and everything we are trained to do.

The whole job revolves around calculating stuff.....

Maths,,,,maths,,,and geo-physics.....

But hey,,,i got the brains for it,,,,so its easy money :smt023
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Oh, well - in this case - it sounds as though if I was in Toronto, I would be your boss. Are you trying to say that you're an engineer?

I work for my City....in the development industry.
 
BlackMasterJay said:
I unmask the earth surfaces-calculate stresses beneath the city's infrastructure-> to determine the rate at which we are sinking into the ground, then analyze the specific time the city will compltely colapse (or not)...lol...or we do this to determine whether a cirtain site is suited to carry heavy infrastructural dead Loads

we also build roads (extend them usually) and maintian hydraulogic infrastructures

Construction underground exploration is also conducted by us

The industry is very broad THOUGH, so we do anything/and everything we are trained to do.

The whole job revolves around calculating stuff.....

Maths,,,,maths,,,and geo-physics.....

But hey,,,i got the brains for it,,,,so its easy money :smt023
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Sounds impressive....................
 
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Originally Posted by Blacktiger2005 View Post
I'm pursueing to become someday a Industrial Computer Network Engineer with a Six Sigma Skill level to be a Black Belt in Quality Improvement Methodology for organizational enterprises of all kinds.
Working in manufacturing myself, I actually know what all of that means!!
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i kinda also know what you're talking about. I majored in math with a concentration in finance and statistics and i did consider majoring in operational management.

I unmask the earth surfaces-calculate stresses beneath the city's infrastructure-> to determine the rate at which we are sinking into the ground, then analyze the specific time the city will compltely colapse (or not)...lol...or we do this to determine whether a cirtain site is suited to carry heavy infrastructural dead Loads

we also build roads (extend them usually) and maintian hydraulogic infrastructures

Construction underground exploration is also conducted by us

The industry is very broad THOUGH, so we do anything/and everything we are trained to do.

The whole job revolves around calculating stuff.....

Maths,,,,maths,,,and geo-physics.....

But hey,,,i got the brains for it,,,,so its easy money
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impressive, civil engineering?

Me: currently i do online data analysis and internet analytics at a small consulting firm. basically, we try help companies that market online get the best bag for their buck.
 
I'm a med student, I also tutor advanced piano (helping future piano teachers become piano teachers if than makes sense) math & Spanish
 
I would be a social worker but I'm unemployed.

I work in a grocery store in the weekends. I babysit a kid in week days afternoons. I teach bellydance 1.3 hrs a week.

That's it. Boring life, but at least nobody can't tell me I don't do things to pay my stuff, since I help my mum too.
 
Currently a teacher... formerly a newspaper journalist turned advertising exec/dining critic/travel guide editor and at one point -- flight attendant.

The flight attendant job was one of the most FUN years of my entire life, I still miss it sometimes!
 
irishchick said:
Currently a teacher... formerly a newspaper journalist turned advertising exec/dining critic/travel guide editor and at one point -- flight attendant.

The flight attendant job was one of the most FUN years of my entire life, I still miss it sometimes!
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What airline did you fly for?
 
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