I am a technician who works on radio and data systems. Pay is crap but the work experience is second to none
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I am a technician who works on radio and data systems. Pay is crap but the work experience is second to none
Skretching off my ba... Ehm nothing... Student :D:
Sales/customer service by weekday, photographer by weeknight+weekends
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Just finished my national service in the army. Currently unemployed, not getting a job right away. Want to live my life the way I want until I dive into a uni degree (EECS). Started doing MMA again, as well as working out regularily to become ripped as fuck. Also in the works of starting a local design and web studio with a close friend. Phuck uneccesary obligations. :)
Currently still in school, Year 10 in the UK, but I work for my dad, he owns an Internet Cafe, and I go there every other day so like, Mondays I miss, then Tuesdays I go etcetc, anyway it's kinda a way of preparation for my future business's hopefully.
I have 3 jobs at the moment, and no life!
1. I work on the counter in a Chinese Takeaway 2 nights a week.
2. I work for Tesco in the bakery packing bread, but also occasionally on the tills.
3. I work for the RSPB in a small cafe serving lunch, hot drinks, cold drinks and home made cakes in a beautiful place on the edge of a small mountain, overlooking the sea and a small lighthouse. It's a really nice place to work and everyone is so lovely and tip well :)
I have another year of college left and then I'm going to University to study Biology :)
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Currently working as a Systems Architect Developer for the government. My part is to work on the Enterprise Server Bus (ESB) that provides our internal services to businesses/vendors (B2B Strategy) as apart of a 4-year strategy to move manual workings of property assessments to web services. That's a small description in layperson terms.
Pay is good but the experience I am currently getting is even better.
I plan to go back to being a student in January, to finish my Computer Science route.
IT-Specialist For Application Development, specially with MS technologies. Our company area is water vision technology (hardware + software) in the main point. In my free time I go for private development as well as forex trading.
I'm a student and have a job in a restaurant (washing dishes, etc.), I deliver pizzas one night a week, and volunteer for the local fire dept. and search and rescue groups.
i want to be a programmer + rich man XD
IT Technician (aka: IT AIO: Database Administrator, Network Administrator, Server Design and Administration, IT counseling, IT governor, Developer, Designer, Website Designer and since recently Architect) and Part Time Developer.
You know what they say: Impossible becomes possible the minute your boss asks.
I'm still at school (going to start my A-Level courses in September) but a family member managed to get me a job as a software engineering intern at a big financial company. I get paid as well, which is even better! :D
I love this quote - so true!Quote:
Originally Posted by cypher
One of my bosses taught me that No is not an answer. As I grew I realized where he was right and wrong. Anything is possible, sure with unlimited time and budget. But also just because something is possible doesn't mean it is the right thing to do or the right way to do something.
Anyway, my title is Web Developer. But anyone in IT knows you always wear a few hats. Luckily I wear less hats now than at previous jobs.
I have two degrees: BS Computer Science and BS Business Administration with Management Information Systems option.
Business ADSL service specialist (tech support) for Australia's leading ISP.
I host a Mu Online server!