PLEASE ANSWER TWO OR MORE OF THE ABOVE QUESTIONS. THANK YOU.

In the past there have been several threads about the type of work that folks do, and it seems to me that technical and electronic employees are highly represented in this biking forum. However, to my knowledge it has never been summarized nor has this hypothesis actually been tested.

So, one more poll. I hope I have included all the major job categories. Sorry if I missed yours. You will need to check more than one answer, as I have included employee/self-employed/unemployed categories. If I missed you, please show your work type in a follow-up message.

Thanks. I am awaiting the results with anticipation.

I'm a part time radio announcer, part time ship steward

I didn't read your instructions before voting and only selected one box - "I don't work (retired, unemployed, etc.)"
I should also have selected "When I work(ed) - Technical, computer , engineer".
That's the problem with a lot of technical folks, they rush right in without following directions.


If you look at my profile it reads, "Unemployed Radiology Engineer (30 years), but I'll take whatever job I can get if the pay is good."
F**king age discrimination!


Until I find another job I'm a house-husband and full time cyclist. It's really tough getting up every day knowing that the highlight of the day is going out for a 25-35 mile ride.

Yes, and the title at the top of the poll said to respond with 2 answers!!

You technical types!!

Employee, Lawyer, University tutor (p/time)

Employee, Computer geek.

Marty

5th grade teacher at a small rural school. Last year I taught math, science, social studies, health, and technology. This coming year I will be teaching Language Arts, Social Studies, Health, Technology, and Art.

Been geeking professionally for about 10 years. Ahem….er….I didn’t read the instructions either.

I'm awkward - computing and education.

Richard

Employee, Systems Administrator, computer geek.... for 14 years...

So many geeks.. heh.

Another vote in for the employed techno-geeks.

I'm a Construction Project Manager, so not really manual labor, more technical as I am involved in the planning, design, and construction phases.

I also work part-time as a bicycle mechanic, so I did vote for "manual".

L8R

how about science... it doesn't really fit into any of those categories....

Customer Service Manager

Retirement community Chef/kitchen Mgr.
Local bike mechanic

full time: electronics engineer for an ultrawideband communications start-up
part-time: instructor, UCSD Extension (1-2 classes per year)

I'm a pilot. I fly freight all around Texas and Oklahoma in a small piston twin.

The poll was doomed from the beginning. Everyone know us engineers don't read directions.

In other words, no, I didn't read them either.

ED MD wannabe machinist, electronics wonk Steve

Now that I understand you enjinurs and tecchie types don't read directions, I now know why I am having so much trouble with the restore disks for my computer. You don't read them, so you don't know how to write them!!

Anyway, if I could edit the poll, I would place "see questions below" for each of the 1st 3 questions.

Reminds me of the worksheet I use in my class which starts out:

"Read all directions before starting this worksheet."

Then there is a list of 10 horrendous things you must do, and instruction 11 reads:

"11. Disregard all of the above instructions, put your name on the paper, and turn it in to the teacher."

Self-employeed Licensed Massage Therapist.

I'm a social worker. A depressing job at times, but hey, the pay sucks!!!

Elementary school librarian and school technologist. After school starts 120 days left. My retirement date is March 1st 2004!
Kathi

Another Computer Techie, I deploy Laptops to our company Workforce. So I get to play with all the new Gadgets and try to make them Break...So my Job is identical to this little guy, literally...