Retired USAF. Spent the last 30+ years, overlapping with my military years, working in various IT positions.
Ok, so what do you do for a living?....
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It's a long and very complicated story, but if I hadn't gone to Penn State I probably would have ended up a Literature professor. I dodged a huge bullet there.
Get the flock out of here.....really?
Volunteer, mentor, and give back.
If I only had a nickel for every time someone used the "get the flock out" joke here in the mutton industry.
Only works on shepherds and Nuns.
So, if someone doesn't like your company, they say "Get the Fletch out of here".
That's nice.
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CPA - left public practice in April 1997. Corporate Controller for a publicly traded consulting company from 1997 to 2003, then three years as Controller/CFO for a private government contractor and Corporate Controller for a family-owned kitchen, bath, remodeling dealership since Sept 2006.
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Director of Sales, Marketing Lead, and 3rd Party Liaison, for CA division of largest legal cannabis firm in the country/world.
Happy to be a part of the industry that's lightening your load, DandyDon!
Senior executive at an engineering firm focusing on oil/gas, private development and municipal engineering.
Looking at all of the other occupations, it looks like I only ignored the stupid people.
Looking at all of the other occupations, it looks like I only ignored the stupid people.
Valuable skill. Some of the custom lab glassware is truly works of art!
Ha! Nothing like a rail repair on your commute.Railroad, maintenance in the way.
It does beat the alternative though.Yes, March and April up 40%! across our platform....
Keep expecting to see the bounce-back to normal, but enjoying the uptick!
Ha! Nothing like a rail repair on your commute.
What do they tell you when you get held up for such? Never rode Amtrak and what little I worked locally on an Amtrak line, we usually got held off until passengers were by before getting to do our work.
I make drugs and my two sons are pushers.
Definition:
In tennis, a pusher is a defensive player who "pushes" back any shot they can chase down, without deliberately hitting a winner. They can angle shots, aim deep, as well as produce effective lobs. Pushers are extremely quick and consistent, rarely making errors.
Definition:
In tennis, a pusher is a defensive player who "pushes" back any shot they can chase down, without deliberately hitting a winner. They can angle shots, aim deep, as well as produce effective lobs. Pushers are extremely quick and consistent, rarely making errors.
Speech-Language Pathologist in both public (schools) and private (clinic & hospital) settings. I’m hoping to only have 10-15 years left, but my hunch is that won’t be the case. After that, my wife and I would like to own/run a small inn or B&B somewhere near some beach.
Retired public school teacher(31 yrs) and head baseball coach in Wpial(35yrs).Also assistant football coach for 30yrs and head JH BB coach 12 years.But my major source of income was delivering pizza$$$$$!
Aquatic Biologist/Environmental Engineer by degree.
Retired as Professional Engineer in Maryland and PA.
Retired as Professional Engineer in Maryland and PA.
That was the point....once my wife died,retirement held no meaning. Stay busy until the end.
I was teasing. I admire your energy. I felt like a sloth after reading your post. Keep on keepin' on!!
20 years ago. Mainframes were still our biggest revenue producer at that time. For the most part, they were the only thing actually making money. They were keeping the ship afloat as we tranformed the business away from mainframe hardware.
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