What do you do in your regular life?

[cb360]

1. Business manager at an architect/ general contracting firm

2. I work across the street from my house

3. 2. I work across the street from my house

[Nibblet99]

1. Broadcast Engineer

2. I get to play with all the toys

3. Wasting 30+ minutes trying to make someone see that something is impossible without a huge budget

[rdeviney]

1. Lands & Minerals Manager (BLM) in Oregon and Washington.

2. Getting out on the public lands, completing an exchange for critical habitat, getting a abandoned mine cleaned up, purchasing access across private land so the public can get to a good fishing hole, etc.

3. Preparing a workforce plan to cut the budget & staff by 30% over the next five years, to offset the cost of the war in Iraq.

[oldnslo]

I haven't worked for a few years, but used to wear several hats. I was a field rep in the electrical supply industry, which in my case entailed being electrical engineer, government contract specialist, and manager of customer service for major accounts. The buck stopped at my desk/cell phone. I was on call 24/7 for over 20 years via beeper and cell phone, and I can say that gets old in time.
In addition, it was also my job to sell the capital equipment I would later be involved in servicing.

[Rebecca]

Hi, fellow Road Pilots.

In an effort to get to know each other, perhaps we could share what we do outside of riding bikes.

In particular, if you wish to join in, please post three quick things about yourself:


1. What do you do for an occupation?
2. What is the best part of your job?
3. What is the worst part of your job?

1)Morgue Attendant
2)Getting paid
3)The Boss!!

[mswarrior]

Well, I used to be a R.V. Tech and since the onset of my Multiple Sclerosis I've become Mr. Mom.

Not having work my fingers to the bone.

Being really really bored. "Wishing I could be at work" At least there is the bike to ride.

[Gatineau_Guy]

1) Health Economist

2) Challenging work

3) Can be dull at times

Cheers,
Gatineau_Guy

[Nibblet99]

1) Health Economist

???

as in eat lots of pies now, because you want to save your healthy years for later in life when you'll need em?

[rjr677]

1) Service and Install Technician for a wireless phone carrier.

2) It's technical and I'm busy all day.

3) I would rather be working in the outdoors(Park Ranger or DNR)

[rwp]

Civil Engineer (pavements & traffic)

The best parts are the really flexible hours, decent pay and great job security. The worst is having to answer questions like: Why is the left turn signal of the traffic light on my way to work too short? & How come the asphalt on my driveway is crumbling?