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 2012-04-11 2:54 PM in reply to: #4139330 |
Regular 272   Houston |  Subject: RE: What's your day job?Librarian and Historian... |
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| Member 43 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Hydrogeologist |
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Member 68 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Paramedic |
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Extreme Veteran 660 Texas | Subject: RE: What's your day job? I work in HR, so I basically babysit adults all day! My co-workers are mostly overweight, stressed out women who think I am insane for bringing my lunch and snacks everyday and working out during lunch. I get snide comments and weird looks quite often. |
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Master 1967 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? |
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Member 54 Bloomington, Indiana | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Former paramedic turned drug dealer..............I work for a pharmacy!  |
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| Member 44 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? I am an account specialist for a chemical company- gotta make sure people get their stuff |
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Veteran 486 Newcastle, England | Subject: RE: What's your day job? IT gura an project manager ... Self employed |
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Champion 6627 Rochester Hills, Michigan Gold member | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Strategy consultant for big companies. In other words, a Bob. I spend a lot of time on airplanes. |
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Member 58 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Im a father of five and husband, but the job that makes the money is that of a Police Officer. More specifically I am a K9 Officer. |
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Expert 1149 CenTex | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Data Center Planning/Critical Systems Engineering, currently for a major financial institution. In talks to take a leadership role at the nation's 2nd largest cable provider. |
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| 18 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? College junior (soon to be senior!) studying outdoor education and natural resources. HOPEFULLY I'll work at a nature center, national or state park as a ranger or ridge runner type thing, a summer camp, someplace like NOLS or Outward Bound... those all sound great. I have a lot of part time jobs while in school and switch jobs a lot... currently I'm a lifeguard and swim instructor and a sales associate. Not too much extra money or time for training, but I make it work! =) |
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Extreme Veteran 334 Dothan | Subject: RE: What's your day job? I am the Director of Safety and Human Resources for a Telecom Construction Company.Most people think I am crazy for my workout schedule! I try to encourage everyone to just be active and think about what you eat! |
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Expert 769 Murfreesboro, Tennessee | Subject: RE: What's your day job? I'm a residential real estate agent. Being self employed has its advantages when it comes to finding time to train but I also have to be available for my clients at some odd hours. With the combination of high gas prices and increased training loads I have just about decided to add a rickshaw to my tri bike and show my clients house that way instead of using my SUV. |
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| Veteran 170 Meridian, ID | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Cochip - 2012-04-10 9:56 PM tstick14 - 2012-04-10 10:46 PM Firefighter, my dept has a good chunk of guys that ride quite a bit with a few of us that do tri and duathlons. So I don't get weird stares or "you're crazy" talks. So how the hell don't I know who you are seeing as I most likely have seen you on scene at some point?! I work for Ada. --11 years in EMS, the last 9 as a Paramedic. My work most certainly does not afford the habit I've developed in the past three years, but it does allow for time to train. What is the best is my 4 year old son has told me that he wants to do a "baby" triathalon. That day will be the best, I can't wait!!! Nampa fire last 3.5 yrs, worked for Ada previous to that so you obviously know me just don't know it. I get recognized by Ada guys all the time out and about. |
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Extreme Veteran 646 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? If my interview last week did the trick I will be an archivist. Finally. |
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| Extreme Veteran 646 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Blueraiderzone - 2012-04-11 6:01 PM I'm a residential real estate agent. Being self employed has its advantages when it comes to finding time to train but I also have to be available for my clients at some odd hours. With the combination of high gas prices and increased training loads I have just about decided to add a rickshaw to my tri bike and show my clients house that way instead of using my SUV. If you set up shop in the Tri-Cities I would totally hire you |
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| Regular 129 Grand Rapids, MI | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Enginerd Actually I'm an evil enginerd now that I have moved into engineering management :D |
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| Extreme Veteran 389 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? for anyone, since triathlon has become a part of your life, did it make you want to change careers (if you did change, tell me the story!)? I want to do something that is positive towards humanity and I dont think sitting in front of a desk making software does that, as they say, you buy an ipad not to be productive but to consume(r) |
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| Veteran 346 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Sales Manager |
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| Member 145 Apex, nc | Subject: RE: What's your day job? assuming she keeps meHusband for 17 yrs in June (assuming she keeps me) Dad to 2 great boys 15 and 6 (Well as great as a 15 yr old boy gets) Salesman for a packaging supplies distribution company. Great job with a lot of flexibility in schedule and my boss doesn't know where I am 90% of the time.
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| Expert 1274 Houston, TX | Subject: RE: What's your day job? Night shift ER nurse in what is generally considered the busiest level 1 trauma center in the country. Working nights and being on the feet for 12 hrs makes it hard to train sometimes but it is nice only having to work 3 shifts per week. I love my job even though there are times when I want to walk out the door. There are a few runners that I work with but most think I'm crazy. On the plus side, I work for a very large hospital system that is now sponsoring an entire tri series capped off by Memorial Hermann Ironman Texas. I wish that meant that I got a discount on my registration but sadly, it didn't! |
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| Member 27 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? CPA in the captive insurance industry. I sit in a chair in a cube working on a computer every day. But I've been doing it long enough that I have the flexibility to train. Get to work from home often as well. Training helps to offset the physical deterioration that sitting in a cube does to my body. |
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| Extreme Veteran 543 | Subject: RE: What's your day job? lifeguard :D |
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