If you LOVE your job...

[nickfern]

Educating our youth, one 42 minute block at a time.

 

[masteraviator]

I fly a mobile office also, although it's more like a flying TV studio.

Love the name of your brewery... but no Droop Stops on that thing.

 

[sfgoat]

I love what I do for the most part. I get paid to think mostly when I am at my gov job occasionally I will run and experiment at the request of my superiors and this I love, putting my brain to the challenge of solving problems is great but I guess you cant say I do too much actual "work". I work two part-times just for kicks, one as a math teacher at a local Uni and the other as a manager for hyvee. I don't care much for the teaching job because most of my students are just there because they have to be and have no actual desire to learn. I do like the hyvee job though because I get to actually do some work.

 

[masteraviator]

I too love my job. Sometimes I can hardly believe they pay me to do it rather than the other way around. I spent 29 years on active duty and since 2009 have worked as a contractor teaching young 'uns to fly in the mountains and other things.

 

[bottlebomber]

Trying to find a hydraulic oil leak today, I tore the 600lb+ turret off of this big chuck lathe. T'was not fun.

 

[FastAndy]

Spec malts part 1 of 2 for tomorrow.

 

[T_Baggins]

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[longhornbarrett]

I'm an engineer for Pandora I love every minute of my job
Three times a week band come in to the office and play acoustical sets from their catalog for us.
It's the best job I have ever had

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[T_Baggins]

I'm an engineer for Pandora I love every minute of my job
Three times a week band come in to the office and play acoustical sets from their catalog for us.
It's the best job I have ever had

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Get us some pics!

 

[Paschendale]

I'm sorry, but posting a pic of what I do would violate confidentality rights. I work in medical records for a facility that serves the intellectually and developmentally disabled. I love the work but it is kind of heartbreaking to deal with some of the histories that many of these folks have.

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[Paschendale]

Get us some pics!

That sounds like awesome work!

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[T_Baggins]

I'm sorry, but posting a pic of what I do would violate confidentality rights. I work in medical records for a facility that serves the intellectually and developmentally disabled. I love the work but it is kind of heartbreaking to deal with some of the histories that many of these folks have.

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I see. well congrats on having a job you love!

 

[liquiditynerd]

Educating our youth, one 42 minute block at a time.[/QUOTE]

Sooo..... You teach phernology? Just a guess but keep up the good work! I was teaching at a Tech College for 2 years and most folks have no idea how exhausting a 1 on 15 can be! We certainly need more STEAM in this country.

 

[longhornbarrett]

Get us some pics!

Sure
These are the only ones I could find on my phone

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[longhornbarrett]

I have pictures of me and Matisyahu on the other phone
Also Mc Hammer came in a couple months ago
Counting crows played for us in our kitchen about a year ago

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[brkoerner]

I love my job to the point that most of the time doesn't seem like work. I got extremely lucky over the summer and started working for a craft brewery and after a couple of months interning and expressing my intent to stay, came on long term as a brewer in Nov.

Here is a quick picture I took at work

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/69096341@N08/12274183514/" title="IMG_20140101_191715 by brkoerner13, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7374/12274183514_f7396fde91.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="IMG_20140101_191715"></a>

 

[T_Baggins]

CAT bucket, photo taken by my friend Kristopher Brass. This is not my work, but something e do in our shop. I just posted cuz I like the photo with the black n white conversion and the shadows. More for the photo than the subject matter.

 

[Billy-Klubb]

what I used to do. anything from 1"-30" for the methane & oil fields. now it's all just flat, no roots, all wire, boring structural stuff. parts for field sprayers & such.

 

[liquiditynerd]

Nice bead on that last one!

 

[theck]

Love my job... Stay at home dad for the last 11 years. Do freelance Web design on the side.

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[Billy-Klubb]

Nice bead on that last one!

those were all in-place re-fit except the offset 90 with the short pup. the expansion joints would have fit better too if my old boss would have let me take the measurements & pull parts instead of torch cutting in place. *sarcastic whiny voice* "It'll take too long!"

 

[masteraviator]

those were all in-place re-fit except the offset 90 with the short pup. the expansion joints would have fit better too if my old boss would have let me take the measurements & pull parts instead of torch cutting in place. *sarcastic whiny voice* "It'll take too long!"

I've had to use this plenty of times: Boss, if we don't have time to do it right, we surely don't have enough time to do it over.

 

[HornetSparky]

On cruise, there is a moral obligation to grow a disgusting stache.

Also, in accordance with NATOPS I immediately put my mask back on after getting a drink of water.


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[bottlebomber]

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[n240sxguy]

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What's that? Looks like a miniature jet kit.


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[bottlebomber]

What's that? Looks like a miniature jet kit.


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It's just some of the parts I make at work. Electronic test equipment, and such.



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[DanCoBrewing]

I am retired now but worked as a Letter Carrier for 30 years. Here I am on the job when it was -22 below zero once upon a time....

 

[n240sxguy]

It's just some of the parts I make at work. Electronic test equipment, and such.



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You make those tiny parts? That's cool. Do you use a tiny lathe or mill to make those? What are those pieces used to test?


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[HornetSparky]

Refueling post-flight. Took the flight doc (in the back seat) on a low level training route through SE WV.


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[MarcusKillion]

When I was an aircraft parts painter I got to work on the tips of nuke missiles . They were sure picky about them parts .