What do you do for a living?
May 9, 2005 | 1:18 pm
#92
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Chicago, IL
Programs: UA Gold
Posts: 1,465
work
Im 24 and have seen more of the world than many people my age. my job has been to get out of cheeseland and do more. ive traveled for the past nine years and so far my favorite place is Rome. The work that pays me is a bank teller. i have a degree in finance, but you gotta start somewhere. I will be taking a month off in february to be a volunteer for the 2006 winter games. my "job" press assistant.
- is drinking beer considered a job?
- is drinking beer considered a job?
May 9, 2005 | 5:48 pm
#93
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Chicago, IL
Programs: UA 2P
Posts: 164
I'm the Executive Assistant (whatever that means) at a design company. We do commercials, advertising, professional photography, and all that stuff. I travel a lot under business. My wife travels between offices in NYC and Chicago each week. She's an attorney.
-Chris
-Chris
May 10, 2005 | 3:05 pm
#95
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Orange County (SNA) CA, AA EXP, Hilton Diamond, Hertz Gold
Posts: 1,789
CEO of a physician practice management company
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For any sales/marketing/consulting types with strong physician connections check out www.debtb.com if you are interested in exploring other opportunities
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May 11, 2005 | 8:41 am
#97
Join Date: May 2005
Programs: Federal Aviation Administration
Posts: 1
What do you do?
I just stumbled across this site recently after reading about that $1.86 fare recently.
Anyway, I'm an air traffic controller at Washington ARTCC. I was a controller in the Navy for about 10 yrs and worked at a contract tower in Newburg, NY for a little while before joining the FAA. I don't fly alot but I do watch people fly everyday...
-J
Anyway, I'm an air traffic controller at Washington ARTCC. I was a controller in the Navy for about 10 yrs and worked at a contract tower in Newburg, NY for a little while before joining the FAA. I don't fly alot but I do watch people fly everyday...
-J
May 11, 2005 | 12:38 pm
#99
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: New York, NY
Programs: BAEC Gold, Delta Platinum, Hilton Diamond, Marriott Gold, AMEX Platinum (US)
Posts: 18,543
University student for another month before I finish and get the hell out!
Got a girlfriend in the US which accounts for some of my travel.
Got a girlfriend in the US which accounts for some of my travel.
May 11, 2005 | 2:47 pm
#101
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Long Beach, CA, USA
Programs: DL, AA, US, UA, VX
Posts: 454
I work for a major aerospace company in So Cal in the IT services organization. Been here for almost 19 years! I started when I was just a toddler. 
Also just completed my BS degree at the University of Redlands in Business and Management. I formally graduate on May 28th! My goal was to obtain my bachelors degree by age 40....I just barely made it!
Also just completed my BS degree at the University of Redlands in Business and Management. I formally graduate on May 28th! My goal was to obtain my bachelors degree by age 40....I just barely made it!
May 14, 2005 | 10:02 pm
#104
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Under an ORD approach path
Programs: DL PM, MM. Coffee isn't a drug, it's a vitamin.
Posts: 12,935
Sculptor and stone carver. Mostly architectural work- custom fireplaces, fountains, some public sculpture, and lots of gargoyles (hence the handle). I have a studio near Chicago for my work in domestic limestones, and I work in Italy (I originally apprenticed there) on the projects which require marble or European limestone. (choice of material is dependant on the style, taste of the client, technical requirements of the project, etc.) Usually make about 5 round trips a year, plus occasional trips to client sites and the like.
Now if only all my stone and marble suppliers would take credit cards, I could collect a LOT more miles!
Now if only all my stone and marble suppliers would take credit cards, I could collect a LOT more miles!