Our Real Life Jobs

[Irishman77]

I am a fee based financial advisor. I hope to continue to grow my firm and over time give it to my 2 boys.

 

[irishtrooper]

State trooper for 12.5 years. On the list for a promotion to Sergeant(test). Also at the top of the list to be promoted to Investigator(performance). I also run a hydroseeding business on my days off to go along with coaching my 14 and 12 year old daughter's basketball teams.

 

[cody1smith]

I own and operate several small businesses. Bought in to my main business(the one I work at every day) when I was 20. Still for the most part love it. Don't really like the employees part of it though.
Also have some rental properties, a growing storage business and my newest project a subdivision. Just made the first payment today actually.

Sorry kind of left out what the business is.
We have a retail sporting goods store. mainly fishing but dabble in lots of things. Kind of like a very small version of bass pro shops. Then we have a wholesale version where we deliver Minnows, Worms, Crickets ect. along with tackle to lots of other small Bait and tackle stores. We have three fish farms here in northeast Missouri where we raise all kinds of sport and game fish along with bait fish.

 

[Irish#1]

haha. no


Let's just say we have had a lot of recalls going on.

So your the guy I need to see about my ION!

 

[Bishop2b5]

Reps.
I've moved inside now, but I'll always be EMS.
The stories I could tell.....

Ahh, the stories indeed. You EMS types deal with some crazy, messed up, dangerous stuff. I never have to pull anyone from a car that's about to catch on fire, climb down into a ravine to drag someone out, or look for body parts on the side of the road. My hat's off to you guys in a big way.

 

[Kaneyoufeelit]

I'm a law student at ND. Honestly the fact that I'm here is probably the only reason I stuck it out.

I'm going to clerk for a judge after graduation. It's a fabulous job to learn, network, and, honestly, not work too hard for a year.


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[koonja]

I'm a law student at ND. Honestly the fact that I'm here is probably the only reason I stuck it out.

I'm going to clerk for a judge after graduation. It's a fabulous job to learn, network, and, honestly, not work too hard for a year.


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I LOL every time I see your twitter handle.

 

[RallySonsOfND]

Hey there's no shame at all in being a district manager at Wal Mart. They make 100K.

I agree.

 

[Kaneyoufeelit]

I LOL every time I see your twitter handle.

Haha thanks. It used to be Kaneyoufeelit but I changed it during an overwhelming finals week one year. It makes me feel better


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[gmnysdad]

Our Real Life Jobs

I was in 0205 section 3. E div. I was also an instructor in NY from 08-11.
What about you?


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[Bluto]

Just recently switched from doing project management, surveying and construction grade staking for primarily federal habitat restoration projects to being a designer/project manager for a design build construction firm that does mostly high end residential work. I also do consulting arborist work.

 

[WakeUpEchoes]

I'm a law student at ND. Honestly the fact that I'm here is probably the only reason I stuck it out.

I'm going to clerk for a judge after graduation. It's a fabulous job to learn, network, and, honestly, not work too hard for a year.


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State or Federal?

 

[Rack Em]

3rd year law student. I'll graduate with a certificate in Health Law. After graduation I'm moving to Cincy to be with the future Mrs. Rack Em and start my Masters in Health Administration. Ideally I'll end up as someone who sits in the Gold Seats at every home game.

 

[Rack Em]

State or Federal?

*Traffic Court

 

[Bishop2b5]

Oh man. I just finished my emergency med rotation an it sure is a special place. There are things that happen there that you won't see anywhere else in society. I have all the respect in the world for you guys.

It's never dull, but yeah, you see some crazy $hit. A lot of it is mundane. Some of it is gut-wrenching and sad. Some of it is rewarding beyond measure. Every now and then you get something that makes you laugh until you can't breathe.

 

[Bubba]

Spent 20 years in the USAF as an aircraft mechanic and production superintendent. Work in supply chain for an auto parts retailer now. Ultimately, I'm want to get into HR and consulting as I'm finishing up my Master's in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. I'd like to teach online college classes as well on the side.

 

[Irish#1]

It's never dull, but yeah, you see some crazy $hit. A lot of it is mundane. Some of it is gut-wrenching and sad. Some of it is rewarding beyond measure. Every now and then you get something that makes you laugh until you can't breathe.

My daughter in law is an Xray tech in the emergency room. She works the graveyard shift. She's brought home a few strange and funny X-Rays to look at, including a guy with a Hot Wheels car in his rectum.

 

[Kingbish01]

I own a commercial collection agency with offices in Pittsburgh and Atlanta. So if anyone owes you or your clients money, get at me for that IE special I just started running 48 seconds ago.

 

[wizards8507]

My daughter in law is an Xray tech in the emergency room. She works the graveyard shift. She's brought home a few strange and funny X-Rays to look at, including a guy with a Hot Wheels car in his rectum.

Darth Vader Action Figure | Video | Saturday Night Live | NBC

 

[D-BOE34]

So I will take advantage of this thread by throwing this out there...

Anyone hiring? Live in Naperville, IL and work Downtown Chicago. I can work anywhere in a 30 mile radius for 65k or more. Y'all just let me know! Sales is my craft.

 

[NDWorld247]

I've worked in developing American football internationally since finishing school in 2007. As strange as it sounds, growing the game globally has been my passion since I was 7 years old and I was fortunate to land really the only job in it when I finished school. I've had to travel quite a bit (34 countries in 6 years) and spend weeks at a time away from my young family, but it's been a rewarding experience and my "dream" job. I think we've accomplished quite a bit since 2007 as the game is blowing up in a lot of countries (China, Brazil, etc), but my most proud accomplishment is writing the Olympic recognition application for American football, which was approved in December.

I recently decided to venture out on my own and start a non-profit to develop the game worldwide, and to really just "do good" with football by promoting Olympism, education, etc. It will be announced in the next few weeks along with a few projects that may (hopefully) have ND ties.

I also do consulting work related to international football (sport and business).

 

[Rack Em]

I've worked in developing American football internationally since finishing school in 2007. As strange as it sounds, growing the game globally has been my passion since I was 7 years old and I was fortunate to land really the only job in it when I finished school. I've had to travel quite a bit (34 countries in 6 years) and spend weeks at a time away from my young family, but it's been a rewarding experience and my "dream" job. I think we've accomplished quite a bit since 2007 as the game is blowing up in a lot of countries (China, Brazil, etc), but my most proud accomplishment is writing the Olympic recognition application for American football, which was approved in December.

I recently decided to venture out on my own and start a non-profit to develop the game worldwide, and to really just "do good" with football by promoting Olympism, education, etc. It will be announced in the next few weeks along with a few projects that may (hopefully) have ND ties.

I also do consulting work related to international football (sport and business).

That sounds like a glorified way of saying "I teach foreigners how to throw a football."

 

[Kaneyoufeelit]

State or Federal?

Maryland State


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[NDWorld247]

That sounds like a glorified way of saying "I teach foreigners how to throw a football."

Something like that...

 

[Irishnuke]

My daughter in law is an Xray tech in the emergency room. She works the graveyard shift. She's brought home a few strange and funny X-Rays to look at, including a guy with a Hot Wheels car in his rectum.

Rhode Irish?

 

[Bluto]

Rhode Irish?

Kuehnja?

 

[AKRowdy]

Now I am a full time student during the fall and winter. Full time medical researcher in he summer. Then this fall I will be starting medical school!!

 

[dre1919]

Graphic Designer

 

[greyhammer90]

JD = Juris Dickhead

Seriously...

See I've actually been pleasantly surprised by my classmates where I go. It's very much been a "we're all in it together" sort of experience for the most part. And I'm about to finish up 2L so I don't really think dynamics are going to change much since everyone's place in the class is already set.

 

[irishtrain]

Once upon a time a product mgr in treated lumber. Glorified salesman, but now about to retire and go back to my roots and teach baseball full time.