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IMO I have the coolest job ever:Chop down trees, drive tractors, dump Trucks, atv's, build stuff, fix stuff, search and rescue, respond to medical and fire emergencies. Can't really get any gunner than that

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efence wrote:Park Ranger
IMO I have the coolest job ever:Chop down trees, drive tractors, dump Trucks, atv's, build stuff, fix stuff, search and rescue, respond to medical and fire emergencies. Can't really get any gunner than that

r u 4 real a park ranger

u have a degree in rec & park management or something? or like take a civil service test after volunteer work?

I build websites and do general internet shit for money at the moment.
Gonna be starting an online business with my mate soon doing something in the gaming PC and music computer field soon (don't wanna say yet cos it's an original idea) which will probably also include doing virus removal/PC upgrade/troubleshooting etc on a local scale, which will more than likely end up being the more profitable but less enjoyable end of the business. Aiming to then start doing servers and shit, once you're the go-to guys for a few companies you can start earning quite nicely.

On this entrepreneurial vibe...fuck bosses

Looking for a new website myself...you do small scale personal/music based site work? Got quoted silly money last developer I spoke to.

I do indeed man. Music sites are fun. The more idea you have of what you want, the cheaper and quicker I can do it. I'll quote someone £500+ if they're like "I want a website. Make it look good." but if you know roughly what kind of layout and vibe you want it's 5x quicker for me thus 5x cheaper for you

£10 Bag wrote:I do indeed man. Music sites are fun. The more idea you have of what you want, the cheaper and quicker I can do it. I'll quote someone £500+ if they're like "I want a website. Make it look good." but if you know roughly what kind of layout and vibe you want it's 5x quicker for me thus 5x cheaper for you

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i'm a the lead carpenter/foreman for a log home company. i enjoy it. keeps me in shape and it pays a fair wage.

rayman612 wrote:

efence wrote:Park Ranger
IMO I have the coolest job ever:Chop down trees, drive tractors, dump Trucks, atv's, build stuff, fix stuff, search and rescue, respond to medical and fire emergencies. Can't really get any gunner than that

r u 4 real a park ranger

u have a degree in rec & park management or something? or like take a civil service test after volunteer work?

so i applied with 7 years construction/landscaping/management. i was applying with knowlege of all the equipment/tools/skills i needed but i still had to temp for 4 years before i got at the top of the hiring pool a year the were recruiting. i have friends with recreation degrees or wild land management classes but for the agency i work for its really just having some skills they want and being patient. the friends that have degree's definitely got picked up before me by a couple years but are now getting up to speed on my tools/equipment experience. they got hired before me but im advancing as a lead before them. but then again i have all most no chance of management with no degree

im a piss poor piss pourer

the pays not great but the work is shit

I have various jobs to keep me ticking over...

Sound engineer with doing studio and theatre techician stuff on the side,
Bits of tutoring,
And a weekly saturday night DJ at local COMMERCIAL club (selling my soul) lol

Theo Void wrote:Counselor.

why do i feel so trapped by this forum? can you prescribe some prozac please

i just got a new job.

im went from my sports bar cashier 20/hr a week job to a 40+ hour a week job in stone restoration (marble, granite etc)

any advice on this change? the schedule is brutal, some days are 5am-5pm some are overnight 8pm-5am

im making $1600 every two weeks now though instead of $300 every two weeks, thats the only thing keeping me going now.

RandoRando wrote:i just got a new job.

im went from my sports bar cashier 20/hr a week job to a 40+ hour a week job in stone restoration (marble, granite etc)

any advice on this change? the schedule is brutal, some days are 5am-5pm some are overnight 8pm-5am

im making $1600 every two weeks now though instead of $300 every two weeks, thats the only thing keeping me going now.

My advice would be to save as much as you can possibly afford. Live like you was living with the money on your previous job. Then take that money and buy yourself a house then you won't have to work anymore and just make enough money to get by and be happy with you life and do the things you love.

efence wrote:

rayman612 wrote:

efence wrote:Park Ranger
IMO I have the coolest job ever:Chop down trees, drive tractors, dump Trucks, atv's, build stuff, fix stuff, search and rescue, respond to medical and fire emergencies. Can't really get any gunner than that

r u 4 real a park ranger

u have a degree in rec & park management or something? or like take a civil service test after volunteer work?

so i applied with 7 years construction/landscaping/management. i was applying with knowlege of all the equipment/tools/skills i needed but i still had to temp for 4 years before i got at the top of the hiring pool a year the were recruiting. i have friends with recreation degrees or wild land management classes but for the agency i work for its really just having some skills they want and being patient. the friends that have degree's definitely got picked up before me by a couple years but are now getting up to speed on my tools/equipment experience. they got hired before me but im advancing as a lead before them. but then again i have all most no chance of management with no degree

Ahh ok thats very cool tho

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RandoRando wrote:i just got a new job.

im went from my sports bar cashier 20/hr a week job to a 40+ hour a week job in stone restoration (marble, granite etc)

any advice on this change? the schedule is brutal, some days are 5am-5pm some are overnight 8pm-5am

im making $1600 every two weeks now though instead of $300 every two weeks, thats the only thing keeping me going now.

That's decent money mate,thing is you need to weigh up whats more important having money or a life.Good way to look at it is you will get use to the work + hours and the money is very good so just stick with it and see how you get on.I use to work 12hours 7 days a week for months on end,it was a killer but the payday was always really big so sort of made up for the part where i had to bust my balls.
Long hours are never for the faint hearted but as long as the pays good then at least its worth it.

silver service waiter, which is quite a departure from my previous job selling fascia boards from a callcentre.

was a painter for a very long time and a tabla instructor and rock climber, until my spine failed ,now i have 4 herniated discs and arthritis in my neck just got accepted for disability benis. now i am making music with no pay.

tintala wrote:was a painter for a very long time and a tabla instructor and rock climber, until my spine failed ,now i have 4 herniated discs and arthritis in my neck just got accepted for disability benis. now i am making music with no pay.

stay up fammo