Thread: what do YOU do?

I'm a training and development manager with real passion for what I do. I especially love attending courses myself where I get to see and try new methods. Typically such courses will have an opportunity to train the group on a subject matter of your own choice, using what ever new methods have been presented. The looks I get when I pull out a razor are always priceless, especially from the facilitators as they worriedly wonder if the venues insurance will cover whatever I'm about to do.

The last 15 years working as an Operating Engineer for local 891 NYC. I am currently working in one of NYC's public schools. I have done almost everything. Paper route, supermarket, carpentry, auto mechanic and Quality Control manager for a military contractor. Hope this is my last job. Hope to retire in 4 years or so.

Originally Posted by Hacker7

The last 15 years working as an Operating Engineer for local 891 NYC. I am currently working in one of NYC's public schools. I have done almost everything. Paper route, supermarket, carpentry, auto mechanic and Quality Control manager for a military contractor. Hope this is my last job. Hope to retire in 4 years or so.

I am a member of local 70 in Minnesota.

Originally Posted by monkeypuzzlebeefeater

I'm a training and development manager with real passion for what I do. I especially love attending courses myself where I get to see and try new methods. Typically such courses will have an opportunity to train the group on a subject matter of your own choice, using what ever new methods have been presented. The looks I get when I pull out a razor are always priceless, especially from the facilitators as they worriedly wonder if the venues insurance will cover whatever I'm about to do.

That is very cool. A captive audience.