Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 10:22 pm
I just started a work term at the institute for ocean technology, a branch of the national research council in canada. I pretty much just help with computer and network security issues.
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Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 2:25 am
I'm a programmer. I just got back from living in Australia for a year, now I'm back in the States, resting a bit and looking for a new job. Thinking of doing something new, my last few jobs have been working on some fairly boring stuff, but I do like coding, so maybe I just need to make sure I find a company doing something interesting.
Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 2:25 am
applying for permanent disability currently.
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 10:53 pm
Disability?
What disability? (If it's not too personal)
And I'm still just a student at high school.
I'm thinking of getting a job at the corner shop, though.
What disability? (If it's not too personal)
And I'm still just a student at high school.
I'm thinking of getting a job at the corner shop, though.
Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 1:00 am
Corner shop jobs are nice and easy going. go for it.The Telepathic Kid wrote:Disability?
What disability? (If it's not too personal)
And I'm still just a student at high school.
I'm thinking of getting a job at the corner shop, though.
I have Bipolar and Fibro Myalgia, it's a fun combination. Stress makes my fibro myalgia destroy me with pain, and bipolar makes me easy to stress out. It's a fun combination.
Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 5:18 am
That sucks man and I'm sorry.
A close friend of mine was recently diagnosed with fybro myalgia. At first it completely crippled her but she's doing much better now.
I have a pretty serious neurological problem but hopefully I'll never have a symptom (fingers crossed).
anyway, on topic.. I work for a neurosurgery/neurology clinic doing computer crap.
A close friend of mine was recently diagnosed with fybro myalgia. At first it completely crippled her but she's doing much better now.
I have a pretty serious neurological problem but hopefully I'll never have a symptom (fingers crossed).
anyway, on topic.. I work for a neurosurgery/neurology clinic doing computer crap.
Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 5:10 pm
i make burritos.
Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 10:25 pm
I just got a TA position at a top midwest college! I smell undergrad scandal!!!!!!!
Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 1:00 am
hi i just came in here to say that i hate finals. i hate them. i HATE them, i fucking HATE them. they are killing me.
i know a lot of you have probably weathered trials a zillion times worse in your lives, and i definitely have had it worse than a couple of shitty tests/papers/presentations, but that doesn't stop me from hating them.
i hate finals.
i know a lot of you have probably weathered trials a zillion times worse in your lives, and i definitely have had it worse than a couple of shitty tests/papers/presentations, but that doesn't stop me from hating them.
i hate finals.
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 5:42 pm
I work as a freelance AutoCAD drafter for civil and structural engineers. Soon I'm going to be getting involved with some architectural drafting as well. Been doing it for coming on 4 years now. Anyone need a drafter over in the UK, I'll be glad to relocate!
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 5:56 pm
i work in a pharmacy, the most fascinating part of the job for me is coming across all these different people, different problems - some people have bags full of medication in order to function correctly. it plays with my mind a lot..
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 6:44 pm
Does that job come with any other benefits?bleak. wrote:i work in a pharmacy, the most fascinating part of the job for me is coming across all these different people, different problems - some people have bags full of medication in order to function correctly. it plays with my mind a lot..
BTW, dig your tunes!Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 7:02 pm
other than taking home free aftershave samplers i cant think of any other benefits!saturdayindex wrote:Does that job come with any other benefits?bleak. wrote:i work in a pharmacy, the most fascinating part of the job for me is coming across all these different people, different problems - some people have bags full of medication in order to function correctly. it plays with my mind a lot..
my town is full of old aged pensioners - they wander into the pharmacy, make their way up the counter and slur out some words...but no, some have the most interesting stories, i cant help but feel sorry for them...anyways, thanks for the compliment on my music, absolutely adore your 1986 summer fire remix saturday index!Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 7:22 pm
sandwich slinger
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 8:08 pm
pub chef, for now
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 8:49 pm
I can imagine. My job is sadly devoid of much human contact. Hence why I am on Twoism right now. Thanks btw!bleak. wrote:other than taking home free aftershave samplers i cant think of any other benefits!saturdayindex wrote:Does that job come with any other benefits?bleak. wrote:i work in a pharmacy, the most fascinating part of the job for me is coming across all these different people, different problems - some people have bags full of medication in order to function correctly. it plays with my mind a lot..
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 5:42 am
a table left a note on their check saying, "service was disappointing"
disappointing?!
the life of a waiter fucking sucks
disappointing?!
the life of a waiter fucking sucks
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 6:02 pm
graphic designer / pre press specialist: i've been doing this since 97. the first 3 jobs of course were middling. the last place i worked at in north hollywood was probably the best one... i was there from 2005 to 2007. we worked with a lot of studios, models, hollywood hopefuls, musicians, adult entertainment studios as well. i was made senior designer there before the move to florida.
where i'm at now in florida is more corporate, more laid back, but not challenging at all... pretty much a boring place. i'm not a senior designer there, i have to keep my mouth shut most of the time because the lead designer tries to tell me things to do and i'm like "sure ok!" but i continue to do things my way unbeknowngst to her. what i really don't like about their system is that when someone starts a project and submits it for proofing, sometimes it will come back with a modification and anyone can pick it up and work on it... i tried to change the system saying "it would make more sence for the job to stay with the person who originally worked on it and for him or her to continue to work on it until the job is sent for print!"... but for some reason they can't comprehend that... i've been there a year and i've been saying this the whole time!
they also talk about shit like baking pies and "suzy homemaker" crap... i normally zone out, put headphones on and think to myself, "graphic designers don't talk about this shit!" hell, they want to do a pumpkin carving contest... i walked out of the office at that point!
what i do like about this place is that management gives me all the complex, creative jobs! because no one else in the office is creative... and they're all college grads... sans me!
sorry for the excessive reply!
where i'm at now in florida is more corporate, more laid back, but not challenging at all... pretty much a boring place. i'm not a senior designer there, i have to keep my mouth shut most of the time because the lead designer tries to tell me things to do and i'm like "sure ok!" but i continue to do things my way unbeknowngst to her. what i really don't like about their system is that when someone starts a project and submits it for proofing, sometimes it will come back with a modification and anyone can pick it up and work on it... i tried to change the system saying "it would make more sence for the job to stay with the person who originally worked on it and for him or her to continue to work on it until the job is sent for print!"... but for some reason they can't comprehend that... i've been there a year and i've been saying this the whole time!
they also talk about shit like baking pies and "suzy homemaker" crap... i normally zone out, put headphones on and think to myself, "graphic designers don't talk about this shit!" hell, they want to do a pumpkin carving contest... i walked out of the office at that point!
what i do like about this place is that management gives me all the complex, creative jobs! because no one else in the office is creative... and they're all college grads... sans me!
sorry for the excessive reply!
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:44 pm
I'm a social worker / therapist on a school in Rotterdam.
Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 7:00 pm
HGV driver 