Hi guys,
I'm quite curious what others do for a living outside of WoW. I own and run a creative studio (approx 12 people) in London, UK.
< Engineering student.
Web development and internet marketing.
Delivery driver for Jimmy John's sub sandwiches.
Marriage and Family Therapist and PhD student
Tak, what IS it about Jimmy Jones. One of my friends is pregnant, and rather nutty over finding them.
I'm a jack of all trades.
Karaoke host
HACCP Cordinator
Nutrition Label processor
Pet Groomer
Vet Assistant
Surgical Technologist
High School Soccer Coach
Those are my titles anyways. Coaching is seasonal- Karaoke is stand by only now (did it for 4 years three nights a week before)- HACCP and Labeling go hand in hand- Pet Grooming is per client phone call (just a small 6 person group I go to their own house for it.
Vet assisting- Surgh Tech are degrees I do nothing with.
But mainly I work at my family business at a Meat Packing plant (yes boys I am the butchers Daughter, and yes I'm good with meat...)
That is where my HACCP and Label certificated come into play =D Every time I go to school and get a new degree Daddy's gives me a raise to stay at the Locker.
^ WOW
Niika said:
Tak, what IS it about Jimmy Jones. One of my friends is pregnant, and rather nutty over finding them.
"Our subs are freaky fast, freaky good!"
Scouting supervisor (Chicago White Sox)
I could tell you, then I'd have to hunt you down... and I'm not that good a hunter, yet!
I work for a family-owned marina, boatyard & yacht sales company on the Solent (south coast of England). They call me the IT manager, but I'm actually the IT department. On the commercial side, we do stuff like building the larger lifeboats for the RNLI, and maintaining some of the armed forces' small vessel fleet. The rest of our business is leisure and racing yachts of all varieties.
LOL Tak; she visited with me recently (her "nesting" is racing around to visit all her friends before the baby hits; she's afraid she is going to be chained to a crib for the next 20 years with her husband in the military) and she was positively rabid one night. Kept trying to explain that there not only was none in the New England area, but that I was NOT driving her to Buffalo to get one.
I work for a mouse.
Mickey?
Can't say. I'd have to wrap you up and tie you in an endless stream of catch-songs sung by little people who hold you hostage on a boat for hours and hours on end, filling you with glee and happiness to the point where you could stab your eardrums out. But you might be onto something.
It's actually better than I made it sound. I am a subcontractor and run my own business and I *love* what I do, and it brings huge joy to my life. In previous lives, I've been a web designer, writer, venture capitalist front-woman, and director of sales for a mac-based company. I've never run karaoke nights, however, but I would love to!