What do you Sneapsters do as day jobs?
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drew_drummer
Dancefap
not anymore, lost my job yesterday, fuck this country!!! (germany)
Ahhh savage dude!! :zombie: This thread is cursed!
Ermz
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At the moment I'm a Glazing Technician, but I've landed a better paying position with less responsibility somewhere else, so I'm taking a new job 
Russtopher
Member
I don't think we'll be bringing on any NOC techs soon, but if I hear of anyone looking to hire (providers or outsourced IT firms) I'll PM you!
monolithsound
Member
Manager at a large hardware store. I managed a guitar shop for 6 years previously. Retail blows.
slashvanyoung
Dopefish lives!
7 done, 3 and a half hours to go...
I'm so fucking tired today and you can very well hear it. Also, took me 3 tries to write something simple down, I must be reminiscent of a zombie.
Work days like that are the horror.
I'm so fucking tired today and you can very well hear it. Also, took me 3 tries to write something simple down, I must be reminiscent of a zombie.
Work days like that are the horror.
Jarkko Mattheiszen
The FU guy.
I'm an audio production student because, as has been already said, it's free over here. At the moment I'm interning at a studio/live sound and lighting company, though.
Work at a dermatology clinic doing phone appointments and currently doing a project in which I'm storaging files.
It's. Fucking. BRUTAL.
It's your typical office job, except I ONLY work with middle aged women. The estrogen filled rage throughout the office is a lot to deal with.
I'm also a full time student, getting a music major with teachers certification. Teaching high school doesn't sound too terrible at all.
It's. Fucking. BRUTAL.
It's your typical office job, except I ONLY work with middle aged women. The estrogen filled rage throughout the office is a lot to deal with.
I'm also a full time student, getting a music major with teachers certification. Teaching high school doesn't sound too terrible at all.
Think twice about teaching high school - first, you're surrounded by high schoolers (PM me for stories... I can fill pages from *twice a week at one school for one year*), and second, you're going to have a bit of competition (a guy I smoke cigars with has a Master's from Juilliard and, last I checked, installs credit card machines for a living because there aren't enough music jobs), so have a backup plan.
Jeff
Jeff
P-E
Munchkin
No job, full-time student here.
Which means no money. And I'm quite fine with that tbh, as I'm living with my parents so it's no big deal.
And to ghetto-quote JBroll : "Think twice about teaching high school - first, you're surrounded by high schoolers" : I wouldn't want to teach high schoolers over here at least. So many teachers end up having burn-outs, it's sad.
Which means no money. And I'm quite fine with that tbh, as I'm living with my parents so it's no big deal.
And to ghetto-quote JBroll : "Think twice about teaching high school - first, you're surrounded by high schoolers" : I wouldn't want to teach high schoolers over here at least. So many teachers end up having burn-outs, it's sad.
I'm getting a minor in business. I'll work in a downtown Houston school if I have to
. Honestly, I'm not too worried, I don't know what it's like in SA, but I know Houston is one of the cities least affected by recession/lack of jobs. Plus, I'm not too worried about high school kids, nothing I can't handle.
plague_rider
Coffee
Dalinkwent48@aim.com
Be Creative, Get Laid
At the moment I'm a Glazing Technician, but I've landed a better paying position with less responsibility somewhere else, so I'm taking a new job
Glazing as in glasswork? I did it for 3 years what could be easier that doing that job lol....install frame...set glass....peace out
Yeah, glasswork. I dont do residential glass, though. At the moment I'm mainly doing toughened (not laminated) glass in the Siemens Corp. Combino Trams for metro Melbourne. When I get a day or two away from the trams, I'm usually doing Trains, Buses, or regular windshields in anything on wheels. I've even done a yacht/house-boat which was pretty cool, although a bit intimidating at times hanging off the side, backfilling.
I've heard residential/commercial flat glass is pretty easy from one of the guys at the shop who used to be in that industry for 6 or 7 years.
I've heard residential/commercial flat glass is pretty easy from one of the guys at the shop who used to be in that industry for 6 or 7 years.
MetalJonesy
more metal, more booze!!!
i work evenings for a contract cleaning firm, im a site supervisor. Spend my days doin audio and electronics/diy
Dalinkwent48@aim.com
Be Creative, Get Laid
commercial flat glass is the almost the easiest job to do as long as you can read a level then your set....Ive done a few busses and cars too...a little more work involved but still didnt seem to be too much.
professorlamp
I are Joe
Decimator
Member
I did mainly injection moulding and video measuring at a company that makes injection moulds. I was assigned also to do purchasing and since I have my training at electronics, I also did some repair jobs at several different machines. Not anymore though, the company went bankrupt and now I'm unemployed. Well, more time to play guitar I guess :Smug:
