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3rdrail
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Your career path.
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OK, as a supplement to
Ed
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So, vote and let's see.
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What if I'm two at this moment, and what about what I plan to be?
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What, no option for petrolium transfer technician?
I should have gotten into IT (considering I studied programming)... ah, but the lure of the fire alarm industry and the family business was too strong
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No option for Coal fired Power Plant Construction Project Manager ???
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Chippendale?
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I am currently "active" in the military carreer path.
But... In a few years that will turn into mechanical engineering, with a heavy bias toward transportation.
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I'm another "two-slot" person: computer programming and web design. I also have 35 years of marketing experience plus a smattering of stints as technical photographer, audio/video engineer, CGI artists, and a whole bunch of "all others".
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Quote from: John on May 24, 2007, 07:54:03 PM
Chippendale?
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Lets' see 30 years motor Cop, Retired.. now Hostler/Conductor for a Steam tourist railroad.
Which box do I check
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ex-Software engineer-programmer, now 'All Other' Project Manager
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railroad conductor. I play with trains at work, I play with trains at home. TRAINS! TRAINS! TRAINS! ahem.
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You left out anything construction related. I'm a residential architect/designer/draftsman. I bet there's a lot of others out there bending nails, too...
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Is "male escort" emergency responder or "other"?
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I'm self-employed. Should I check non-profit employee/manager or all other?
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Lee,
Isn't that a skilled trade?
Thats what I checked off for my job printing newspapers:
That is units 1,2,3,&4 the folder is at the end with another 4 units to the right.
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