Does any one like thier job?
01-31-2005, 09:14 AM
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im a hitman...i get paid to assassinate people in public. The clients would give me a suit case full of money to make sure i get rid of someone for them. Its a dirty job but it pays great. j/p... my current occupation is a field service technician for ibm. I repair and install point of sale machines/computers that major companies use. Its ok but i need to make a bit more because this crap gets so boring doing the same thing over and over...
kill me plz!!!
im hard at work as you can see
kill me plz!!!
im hard at work as you can see
01-31-2005, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by GDB-EJ20
im a hitman...i get paid to assassinate people in public. The clients would give me a suit case full of money to make sure i get rid of someone for them. Its a dirty job but it pays great. j/p... my current occupation is a field service technician for ibm. I repair and install point of sale machines/computers that major companies use. Its ok but i need to make a bit more because this crap gets so boring doing the same thing over and over...
kill me plz!!!
im hard at work as you can see
kill me plz!!!
im hard at work as you can see
on some days i am an ethical theif paid to break into things...
on others i get paid to think of crazy ways to take over the world...
01-31-2005, 05:06 PM
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my job kicks ***, and if it wasnt for the location it would be damn near perfect..
02-01-2005, 01:04 PM
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I've always enjoyed the jobs I had where management and fellow employees are good people. Now I'm unemployed and have a year left of school, and I'm not looking forward to the working world when I'm out.
02-01-2005, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by VIBEELEVEN
Just wondering because I'm looking for career ideas, I hate my current job with a passion, I have high blood pressure at 25 and nightmares about 4 or 5 times a week because of it. I really need to find something soon before I go postal. The shi**y thing is that I didn't go to college. I've had a couple of jobs that I loved but didn't end up working out because there's not much clientelle for these careers in the town I live. Any feedback would be great.
02-01-2005, 08:00 PM
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I work in the Networking Industry... pretty cool except for the fact that I am underpaid... working up the ladder within a company gets you less $$ than going from competitor to competitor.... but that's risky these days. Planning on working with government spooks to plant bugs, evesdrop, and basically make sure those with hidden foreign allegiances don't do any hanky panky and plant bugs that could bring down vital U.S. networks.
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02-01-2005, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by HellaDumb
I work in the Networking Industry... pretty cool except for the fact that I am underpaid... working up the ladder within a company gets you less $$ than going from competitor to competitor.... but that's risky these days.
02-01-2005, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by HellaDumb
I work in the Networking Industry... pretty cool except for the fact that I am underpaid... working up the ladder within a company gets you less $$ than going from competitor to competitor.... but that's risky these days. Planning on working with government spooks to plant bugs, evesdrop, and basically make sure those with hidden foreign allegiances don't do any hanky panky and plant bugs that could bring down vital U.S. networks.
You should see my james bond tools!
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HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHA
oh **** that is just damn funny...
what is horrible is i know several people who do what you described and they all dont strike me as the most intelligent of people..
put it like this, the people who hire spooks are normaly a **** load more intelligent then the "spooks" they hire. Well planting bugs and what not is ANYTHING but spook work, that is more along the lines of ops, or trigger pullers as some call them.
02-02-2005, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by dr3d1zzl3
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHA
oh **** that is just damn funny...
what is horrible is i know several people who do what you described and they all dont strike me as the most intelligent of people..
put it like this, the people who hire spooks are normaly a **** load more intelligent then the "spooks" they hire. Well planting bugs and what not is ANYTHING but spook work, that is more along the lines of ops, or trigger pullers as some call them.
oh **** that is just damn funny...
what is horrible is i know several people who do what you described and they all dont strike me as the most intelligent of people..
put it like this, the people who hire spooks are normaly a **** load more intelligent then the "spooks" they hire. Well planting bugs and what not is ANYTHING but spook work, that is more along the lines of ops, or trigger pullers as some call them.
By the way, when you say intelligence, do you mean book smart, IQ, wisdom, or ???
If I had to rank my own "intelligence," I'd say I'm in the bottom of the 90th percentile of "educated folk," aknowledging there are literally thousands of people more intelligent than I.
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02-02-2005, 09:22 AM
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I love my job... awesome pay, benefits aren't too shabby, I've been in this office longer than anyone else so due to seniority I can do whatever I want. I'm so used to the stress of my job that it doesn't even bother me anymore. 