earning a living

[nightfish 0]

I recently quit my job at UPS as a HAZMAT clerk to take my part-time biz full time. I'm now a full-time sales rep for a few flyfishing companies.

 

 

My fishing time has really gone downhill.

[Joe Hard 0]

Im cosidered a seasonal fisherman, I dig saltwater bloodworms

[Graham 0]

It was hard to choose which title to click while voting, because as a contractor/small business owner, I actually at times wear every one of those hats. But what brings in the bacon is the trade’s title because I install solar panels on homes in L.A. I specialize in quality as opposed to quantity, work on many entertainers homes and have a good reputation for skillfully working with my hands. As long as I average at least one installation per week, my life is good. Thank god the persistent rains of winter have gone.

 

Graham

 

[Sjo Crapels 0]

I work at what you'd cal a labour office. It's my job to register jobsearching people and to try and bring them in contact with employers who have jobs to offer. I've got a team of six working in the same branche.

Sjo

[davidmac 0]

Fighter Pilot but in my spare time truck driver/genny opp

in TV prodution.

[conehead 0]

I have the best job in the world, I was a sheet metal worker until age 37, For the last 12 years I have beed a minister and education director and serve 365 churches in Pennsylvania and Delaware.

 

I direct camps for kids (over 3000 kids a year) and retreats for adults: marriage, senior adult, young adult, and service event trips, like feeding the homeless in NYC.

 

As I travel throughout the state, I am able to work a day of fishing into my schedule and sample a lot of waters.

 

Gotta love what your doing.

 

Conehead

[hexfli 0]

Sales Trainer here. For one of the larger mortgage companies in the US. Great atmosphere and awesome environment. Can't complain.

[CapeBSalar 0]

I'm employed by a Fortune500 IT outsourcing Company and my current assignment is

as an Airlines Reservations Account Supervisor for domestic passengers. Please no off-shore outsourcing jokes. LOL!

[appalachian angler (tn.) 0]

Well, forgive me but I neglected a few job classifications: Law Enforcement, Fire Fighter/Rescue, Teacher, Farmer and probably a few others. It is very interesting to get to know ya'll alittle better! Everyone here makes a contribution to society and culture...all of great value. Keep the comments coming!

 

A.A.

[skeet3t 0]

Over 33 years in sales of one type or another. Sold fishing tackle and hunting equipment for a while but never had time to use what had a home. Presently in sales for a cabinet and lighting gallery. Gives me some time to fish during the week when all you other types are at work. Reminds me of that song "Working Man Blues."

[Guest]

Computer IT and purchasing when need be.

 

Jim

[picketpin 0]

Retired miner

 

 

Mike

[JarrodRuggles 0]

DERRR!!! IM AN ENGINEER.....but the coal gets old sometimes. Come home with it in my hair ears and belly button everyday. O yeah... the seats are also hard in the engineers section. I tried other jobs but nothing else has worked out for me. I've tried Truck driving, Bee hivin, and professional swim team divin. But the Egineer worked out best!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jarrod

[Guest]

i've been a welder, a fitter, a mechanical engineer, a paint store clerk, a fly fishing shop manager, a paperboy, and the latest is i am a quality assurance and reliability specialist.

 

steve

[artimus 0]

A tool and die maker working on an assembly line making ass ends for SUVs.

 

Art