Software engineering

Yep, get to work from home

Working is white trash.

Dr. Not Yet Dr. Ag said:

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I'm an ER doctor.

I treat the sniffles that could have waited to see their primary doctor, I pat the hands of anxious middle age women who stopped taking their Zoloft, I have mastered the art of telling people "you don't need antibiotics for a virus", I get yelled at by the subspecialists for making them do their job that they are getting paid to be on call for, I prolong the life of gomers who for all intents and purposes died 8 years ago but the family still wants me to "do everything", I sign forms legally allowing me to keep teenage girls in the hospital against their will because they decided to take 7 measly Xanax in the hopes of ending it all, I get cussed at, I get spit on, I have punches thrown at me, and occasionally I get to save a life.

I love my ****ing job.

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I do this every 6th day and on day 3 between the 6 I ride in a fire engine

It's a good gig

Slicer97 said:

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Slicer97 said:

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I chop up dead monkeys and mice in the name of science. The work is fun, the people with whom I work are cool (mostly). It's the people in the Admin building that ruin a lot of the good times though.

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SWR?

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No. MD Anderson.

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Did your group get hit by the recent layoffs?

Engineer. I help make sure stuff is where it should be up in orbit. The musical chairs involved with contracting can be demoralizing at times, but I love what I do.

Controller at a hedge fund and I love every minute of it

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Did your group get hit by the recent layoffs?

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Our campus did (5 people, I think), but my department did not.

Dr. Not Yet Dr. Ag said:

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I'm an ER doctor.

I treat the sniffles that could have waited to see their primary doctor, I pat the hands of anxious middle age women who stopped taking their Zoloft, I have mastered the art of telling people "you don't need antibiotics for a virus", I get yelled at by the subspecialists for making them do their job that they are getting paid to be on call for, I prolong the life of gomers who for all intents and purposes died 8 years ago but the family still wants me to "do everything", I sign forms legally allowing me to keep teenage girls in the hospital against their will because they decided to take 7 measly Xanax in the hopes of ending it all, I get cussed at, I get spit on, I have punches thrown at me, and occasionally I get to save a life.

I love my job.

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Some love you back.

Kee Kee said:

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Dr. Not Yet Dr. Ag said:

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I'm an ER doctor.

I treat the sniffles that could have waited to see their primary doctor, I pat the hands of anxious middle age women who stopped taking their Zoloft, I have mastered the art of telling people "you don't need antibiotics for a virus", I get yelled at by the subspecialists for making them do their job that they are getting paid to be on call for, I prolong the life of gomers who for all intents and purposes died 8 years ago but the family still wants me to "do everything", I sign forms legally allowing me to keep teenage girls in the hospital against their will because they decided to take 7 measly Xanax in the hopes of ending it all, I get cussed at, I get spit on, I have punches thrown at me, and occasionally I get to save a life.

I love my job.

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Some love you back.

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Doubtful.

I'm a postpartum (mother/baby) RN. I get to see families grow. 90% of my job is happy. I work long hours though to make sure that parents can take care of their child for the first few days.

I used to be an oncology nurse. I didn't like it.

I miss Lily posting here, but I'm glad you're married and happy

I'm a lake ranger, but build custom BBQ pit out of my shop. Love both jobs.

I'm the regulatory compliance officer for a gas pipeline company and love it. It's my dream job

Engineering manager for a design-build business. I do love it most of the time.

Talon2DSO said:

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I'm the regulatory compliance officer for a gas pipeline company and love it. It's my dream job

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i know where you can find a 200 cryo.....

Also, you going to GPA now?

I have to see about gpa. I may be in India that week for a friends wedding. I may have to stay home due to a phmsa audit. I'll know more next week

High school assistant principal

It's entertaining
Kids keep you on your toes and no two days are alike.

Financial advisor and CFP for 15+ years now.

Love it.

How hard is the cfp to pass?

3 years of experience required, plus 7 individual classes plus a cumulative.

It's not super hard, just a bit tedious and time consuming.

Attorney. Depends on the day, but it's never boring.

I had a lot of fun driving the Aggie buses.

No no no no no, Princess. I gave wiggle room for the ER junkies.

Aerial and Lidar mapping. Love it but getting tired of it. When kiddo gets outta college I am done.

Purchasing Director (professional shopper). It's cool.

Technical lead for Production Operations of a top company. Basically means I'm a SME of the systems that support our manufacturing, namely ERP and MES. Mostly my job entails making our manufacturing more efficient, which often means replacing SAP functionality with MES because SAP and efficient are like oil and water.

Currently working a big project that has me working from when I get up to when I go to sleep. Not loving that but I do love the challenge of what we're doing. I also love getting to travel and see how some of the most complex products in the world are made. Once the big projects are over though, I'd like to step out of the trenches a little.

Thanks, WWW! I hope you are doing well!

I'm a zoo keeper, reptiles.

I work with mambas, rattlesnakes, etc.

It definitely keeps me on my toes, every day is a different adventure. How do you look into a viper's mouth? How do you weigh a squirmy salamander? How do you hold a gecko that likes to projectile **** on you? How do you feed a 16' croc safely?

It's generally dirty and unglamorous but I love it and I love my critters.

Corporate Event Planner for a software company...Love my job for the most part.

Data science. Love it and love the people I work with!

There is a such thing as a Coverboy?

No, no that wasn't the question...

Recently retired, now spend my time on a beach not worrying about money. Absolutely love it.

Prior to retiring in December was a mid-level manager and project lead for a major O&G company. Took a "golden handshake" that was offered and retired at age 54.

I'm a project manager for a waterworks company.

Never would have imagined this would be the way I put bread on the table, but it's literally the best job I've ever had. Incredibly blessed to have it, and I enjoy both what I do and where I live.

Retired civil engineer. Not knowing or caring what day of the week it is doesn't suck.