Fellow roadies...what do you do for a living?
08-16-15, 05:02 PM
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I'm a Corrections Sergeant for the state of Colorado. I used to be a frame builder and professional mechanic...but there is seriously no money in that.
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08-16-15, 05:49 PM
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At the moment ...
Government ... statistics.
But I have qualifications in engineering technology, software development, business administration, education (I have my Bachelor of Education), and am currently slowly working my way toward a Masters in Information and Communication Technology ... trying to fit taking courses in with working full time and wanting to cycle lots! I'm tired!
Government ... statistics.
But I have qualifications in engineering technology, software development, business administration, education (I have my Bachelor of Education), and am currently slowly working my way toward a Masters in Information and Communication Technology ... trying to fit taking courses in with working full time and wanting to cycle lots! I'm tired!
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I'm a semi-retired Biotechnology Compliance Consultant. I work with firms that have been cited for not complying with the applicable sections of the US CFR, typically 21 CFR Part 11, Parts 210 & 211, parts 600 & 610. My job is to help them build systems that are compliant. I used to be an internal compliance auditor for one of the major pharmaceutical firms.
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I work in System Operations for jetBlue. Before that I worked at JFK as a Operations Supervisor for T4.
08-16-15, 06:30 PM
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Yes, the sample is skewed because there are probably a lot of people on this forum that aren't responding to this thread, and there are a lot more roadies that aren't on this forum, but it really is interesting to see that the average person responding to this thread has some sort of graduate degree, and many have doctorates. Impressive stuff.
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Quality Assurance Manager for building products. Job includes R & D, trouble shooting, answer technical questions for customers, compliance to building codes, repair lab instruments, tour demonstrations for customer groups. Ph.D. in chemistry, but haven't practiced the art in the last ten years. Retiring end of September