What do you do for a Living?

[Richelieu]

I'm an SAP security technical consultant, supporting Canada Post's business systems.

I'm the guy who prevents users from doing things they're not allowed to do within the systems i support.

It's not always as boring as it sounds. But it mostly is.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Richelieu
I'm an SAP security technical consultant, supporting Canada Post's business systems.

I'm the guy who prevents users from doing things they're not allowed to do within the systems i support.

It's not always as boring as it sounds. But it mostly is.

Very Cool

Technical Proficiency

[Thoth]

I do whatever will keep my rent paid. Right now I'm driving a forklift in a warehouse owned by a formerly Canadian beer company. Boring as all hell, but working for a beer company in Canada is pretty much a recession-proof job.

[Grandpa Troll]

Re: Re: What do you do for a Living?

Originally posted by MrFun


I work as a research specialist with Papers of Abraham Lincoln project at National Archives II branch in College Park, MD.

What is that Mr.Fun?

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Thoth
I do whatever will keep my rent paid. Right now I'm driving a forklift in a warehouse owned by a formerly Canadian beer company. Boring as all hell, but working for a beer company in Canada is pretty much a recession-proof job.

Molson?

LaBatts?

if its LaBatts, tell the bear i think hes cool

[Thoth]

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll


Molson?

LaBatts?

if its LaBatts, tell the bear i think hes cool

You missed Sleeman's

The bear is an American only promo (I think), so I doubt I'll see him wandering around the warehouse.

If I do see bears walking around, I think I'll be better off going to see a doctor rather than trying to talk to them.

[Asher]

Sleeman's is the only mainstream Canadian beer I'll drink...

[Donegeal]

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll
The most horriffic experience I had and is tough this day, 3:18 in the morning, you have to knock on a door, and give someone some very tragic news, yet as a lawman, in spite of the training, it sometimes is hard to just deliver the message, but thats what you have to do....................

Two years ago I had to tell parents that their daughter had died.

She was 18.

It was christmas morning.

That was propably (and hopefully) the worst day/moment in my life.

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Krill
Student studying chemistry (boring as hell) and a care worker in a secure mental hospital (detained patients; they can't just leave whenever they want to). It's quite interesting, it is giving me plenty of savings and is good experience, even if it can be very mentally draining.

So you are better trained than most for Poly OT.

[notyoueither]

Re: Good News Update!

Originally posted by DanQ
I'm pleased to follow-up on my previous posts in this thread with some good news!

As of this past Wednesday, and until the end of January 2009, I am a full-time secondary school teacher ... for the first time since I began this career ~3 1/2 years ago no less. (To be more specific, I picked up two classes filling in for another teacher who has gone on maternity leave.)

Your path is clear.

Knock up as many secondary school teachers as possible in your district.

[DanQ]

Re: Re: Good News Update!

Originally posted by notyoueither
Your path is clear.

Knock up as many secondary school teachers as possible in your district.

[Bosh]

Curriculum development (i.e. I write textbooks).

[Lul Thyme]

Re: What do you do for a Living?

Originally posted by OzzyKP
Just curious. What is your job?

Officially, something like junior researcher in mathematics.

Originally posted by OzzyKP
What do you actually do at your job?

Although I'm officially employed, it's more akin to some kind of grant. I am a PhD student in mathematics and my "job" is to do research, for my thesis among other things.

I do research in algebraic graph theory. Basically studying certain graphs with large automorphisms groups ("lots of symmetries").

[Krill]

Originally posted by notyoueither


So you are better trained than most for Poly OT.

Trust me BK makes less sense than most that I've worked with...

[OzzyKP]

DanQ