Thread: SRP Professions - How about a random poll on what people do for a living?

Gas, electric, and water meter reading / telemetry modules read by CE handhelds.

Originally Posted by Speedster

Gas, electric, and water meter reading / telemetry modules read by CE handhelds.

RF never ceases to amaze me! I can coordinate 100+ channels of RF for an event or show.....and still have no clue what the H**L that is or how it would work!! Hahaha

Would you believe I've been on top of John Hancock? We hired an RF consultant back in the '90s to help with an RF interferer in Chicago, and this gentleman actually ran the AM broadcast array on top of Hancock. I got to go inside the antennas with a million plus watts pumping on their skins. I looked off the edge.

I bet no one gets up there now. Those were the good ol' days.

Server/Network geek. Mostly microsoft now but some Linux.

Telecom job... operations... network performance... IT... name it... LTE networks

My best occupation: submarine nuclear reactor operator/engine room supervisor. But that was a lifetime ago.

Commerical/Residential/Agricultural building contractor. As for working at costco, im just happy to see others working. Seems around here everyones looking to be professionally unemployed.

Reality:

Formerly a paramedic / EMS (Emergency Medical Services) educator. I hit the top of the career ladder in a short time, and was a well known educator and sought-after conference lecturer. I thought I was very secure in my job. About a year ago I was let go and replaced with cheaper talent.

Currently I do a mix of:
Radio ad sales
Wet-shaving related sales
Front-end web-development

private school teacher.

you know, because I just love the extra-low pay that entails.

I worked in about every facet of film (after it's made) possible...cinemas, film festivals, non-profits, etc...

Then I moved back to Oklahoma to help the family with grandpa health stuff...now I work in oil & gas. The culture shift is massive, but when in Rome...