Jobs- what do you do, what state and do you enjoy it?

[slowburn]

I feel you pain. I work for Ford Motor Credit and we are hurting to right now. All the automotive workers are hurting right now. Hopr it all works out for you.

[dcsmoke]

Originally Posted by koolhandk

That is why I didn't stay in Maryland for very long...that and a few other reasons.

And yet you're in DC where you couldn't even think about a gun until recently?

[dcsmoke]

I sort of gave up on work recently to go back to school. MBA student now living in the Raleigh/Durham area of North Carolina. Interesting change, but fun so far!

[TravelingJ-cl]

Originally Posted by TravelingJ

Senior RF Technician, in all of the states.

I guess I was REALLY vague on mine.

Been with the company for 5 years, and I've worked in 45 states. Tomorrow I will drive into MI for the first time, and make it 46. Our company has 2 main divisions-wireless technology, and fleet tracking devices. My girlfriend and I are the only couple employed by them, that does both. While the GPS stuff is the easier part, our specialty is in the RF field. I'm regularly sent into a building, told the type of coverage they want-and then I have to figure out how to make it happen for them.

We quickly tired of hotels, and maids stealing our stuff, so we bought an RV and now I tow that all over the country. When a job goes well, I'm in and out in a few hours. It was a paid work day, when I was out working on the Photo Scavenger hunt from this board, haha. I love that all of my food, travel expenses, and gas is paid for. I'll use a long travel day, as an excuse to burn a few sticks on the road ( =

[King1of3-cl]

Elementary school teacher (paid) and associate pastor (not paid) in Caleeforneeu - say it with an Arnold accent. Great careers and dig the jobs. Tough state to do this in. But it's a great place to be.

[Mustang7302-cl]

I do web-based appication development for customer care operations for one of the cable companies. I love what I do, and the benefits arn't shabby either.