How many of you actually have jobs? JOB CHAT!!!

[Vetalia]

I'm a certified public accountant, work full time for a firm.

[Baader-Meinhof Gruppe]

I am a student and I work part-time, borderline full time.

[Isles of the United Armed Forces]

Would any one tell me if they would like me to add a picture of my job in my topic post? It still seems kind of bland.

[Farnhamia]

Would any one tell me if they would like me to add a picture of my job in my topic post? It still seems kind of bland.

A small picture, spoilered, would be acceptable, though hardly necessary.

[Isles of the United Armed Forces]

Would any one tell me if they would like me to add a picture of my job in my topic post? It still seems kind of bland.

A small picture, spoilered, would be acceptable, though hardly necessary.

I guess I will just wait it out. now that I think about it this Topic is going pretty good as is.

[Othelos]

I'm gonna try to get a job as soon as I have a car and my license, which will be in a couple of months.

[Destiny Island]

I don't have a job yet, but hopefully if things go well with School I will be industry certified in Digital Design.

[United Earthlings]

I would be more than happy to answer those questions if you would like but also every thing you just asked about was on my jobs website.

Nothing on the pay grade I could find on the website, just a starting salary which is pretty good btw.

Some new questions then that won't be on the website.

Just out of curiosity, what were your PST & ASVAB scores?

Typically, how often do you deploy and for how long? Have you personally ever deployed from an Amphibious Assault ship and if so, what was that like?

How often do you work with other SOFs? Foreign ones especially and what is your impression of them?

And finally, why did you join SWCC specifically?

[Golgothium]

I'm a certified public accountant, work full time for a firm.

[Isles of the United Armed Forces]

I would be more than happy to answer those questions if you would like but also every thing you just asked about was on my jobs website.

Nothing on the pay grade I could find on the website, just a starting salary which is pretty good btw.

Some new questions then that won't be on the website.

Just out of curiosity, what were your PST & ASVAB scores?

Typically, how often do you deploy and for how long? Have you personally ever deployed from an Amphibious Assault ship and if so, what was that like?

How often do you work with other SOFs? Foreign ones especially and what is your impression of them?

And finally, why did you join SWCC specifically?

Send me a telegram with your questions so that they dont get so jumbled up in the forum. I will tell you every thing that i am allowed to tell you

[The gate guardians]

I'm 16 but I don't think I'm ready to work part-time yet, I think when I am I'll get a job designing t-shirts for the souvenir shirt place in town.

[Isles of the United Armed Forces]

I'm 16 but I don't think I'm ready to work part-time yet, I think when I am I'll get a job designing t-shirts for the souvenir shirt place in town.

Even though it makes life in the long run easier in my opinion to start working at a young age, it is always good to make sure you have the time, mentality, and willingness to do both your job and school work, otherwise it would run you dead of exaustion. I didnt have my first job until I was 18.

[Confederate States 0f America]

I work for BNSF Railways, a Class 1 railroad in America.

[LadyRebels]

I work forDavis Amusement . It is a traveling Carnival. I work in the food shacks, but I can and have worked on rides and in games.

[Lydenburg]

I understand that most NSers are either dependents or vagrants. Or philosophy majors, which is more of the same.

Presently, my job consists of performing unappreciated, menial, instruction for an engineering firm that is set to flee the country in about a year, despising my fellow employees, and plotting my supervisor's untimely demise. Every day on the toilet I dream of this and the moment when I leave for new employment in Melbourne.

There is a white picture on my desk. It is a blank illustration of that house. Every day I colour in a new square in said picture. The day all the squares are coloured is the day I leave this hell.

[Isles of the United Armed Forces]

Wow two traveling jobs in a row

I work for BNSF Railways, a Class 1 railroad in America.

working with the railways sounds like an intereasting job. Out there working with those giant steel mammouths could be a rough job though eh?

I work for Davis Amusement Cassiada. It is a traveling Carnival. I work in the food shacks, but I can and have worked on rides and in games.

And the carnival sounds fun. I wonder how many strange people you meet.

[LadyRebels]

Wow two traveling jobs in a row

I work for BNSF Railways, a Class 1 railroad in America.

working with the railways sounds like an intereasting job.

I work for Davis Amusement Cassiada. It is a traveling Carnival. I work in the food shacks, but I can and have worked on rides and in games.

And the carnival sounds fun. I wonder how many strange people you meet.

LOL are you certain you want an answer to that question?

Depends on what you consider to be strange. Honestly I have seen some pretty cool things out there.

[Isles of the United Armed Forces]

Wow two traveling jobs in a row
working with the railways sounds like an intereasting job.

And the carnival sounds fun. I wonder how many strange people you meet.

LOL are you certain you want an answer to that question?

Depends on what you consider to be strange. Honestly I have seen some pretty cool things out there.

Come on beside some of the cool things that go on you have to admit that at almost every carnival there is someone you could consider strange.

[Bombadil]

For anyone out of a job or wondering what career they might do, take comfort in the fact that I didn't have a real job until I was 26, mostly I was finding means to travel around the globe before that. So..

1. If you're lucky enough to not be paying rent, or at university, grab any shitty job you can. I sat on a production line putting pins in plugs for a month - it sucked ass but I saved every penny.
2. Grants - I got six months in India on a government grant program, all sorts of institutes offer grants of all sorts.
3. Travel.. if you're Dutch, Canadian, English or a bunch of others, you have a 1 year work opportunity in Australia - sure you're mostly going to be picking vegetables or fruit but you'll meet great people.. I happened to work as a writer for a magazine, it sort of set me on my career path.
4. If you write English, well you have great opportunities in many countries, an unfair advantage but one all the same - I actually imagine it applies to any language actually, every country needs people who can write in some language
5. Consider embassies, they need non-official workers for, say, visa application work and etc.,

Basically, get out into the wide world - better the fool who's sent to roam than the fool who stays at home.

EDIT: Learn another language, there's apps like Duolingo that make this real easy for you.

[Aurea]

I work for a coffee shop.

Not Starbucks independent one which gets a lot of tourists, businesspeople and locals with money!

It's long days but I really enjoy it!!

[Olthar]

I used to have a job. Then I didn't.

[Vareiln]

I had a "job" during the past two summers. I'm looking for one now.

[Katyuscha]

I'm, currently, a full time Bohemian film maker, which is basically the equivalent of being a crappy one that hasn't made anything in ages.

[Confederate States 0f America]

Wow two traveling jobs in a row

I work for BNSF Railways, a Class 1 railroad in America.

working with the railways sounds like an intereasting job. Out there working with those giant steel mammouths could be a rough job though eh?

Yes, it can be very dangerous. It can be very easy to get yourself or someone else killed or injured. Not to mention a small mistake in the operation department could cause the destruction of a town or half a city.

[LadyRebels]

LOL are you certain you want an answer to that question?

Depends on what you consider to be strange. Honestly I have seen some pretty cool things out there.

Come on beside some of the cool things that go on you have to admit that at almost every carnival there is someone you could consider strange.

There are several I consider to be strange, but honestly, sometimes it is the people that come to the midway that are the strangest of all. I will tell you that most of us Carny's can point out a chomo in a heartbeat and we don't like them at all.

Strange things always happen on a midway, that is most likely why I love this job. Honestly I consider myself a bit on the strange side...but then that could just be me