so what does everybody do for a living??
at the moment im a waitress (lol) but im waiting to get into the RAAF

lab tech for mining company

Industrial Electronics/IT tech. and consultant.

Work in sales at A&P. And at Village Cinemas too, doing all things FOH.

working at coles in the deli...also just got a 2nd job at a rival company doing the very same thing

i also go to uni....occasionally

would really like to start something car (audio) related...as thats what im interested in...but hey...its nice to dream

Assistant Manager for Amart Allsports (Rowe & Jarman for those in the southern states)

Currently seeking other employment though.

3rd yr Panel Beater

Schoolboy, year 12.

so how do you afford your addiction??

Full time business advertising course at tafe

part time Touch Screen Systems Officer at Datatrax Tourism Touchscreens
(you know those touch screens at visitor information centres all over the country? fancy title that means i build them)

and i work at the Canberra Indoor Rock Climbing centre for a few hours on weekends

i love your sig jeo lol

Simple answer is, I don't.

hahahaha lol

Sound Tech at The Adelaide Festival Centre

Freelance Audio/Lighting/AV Technician

Studying my Diploma of Live Production, Theatre and Events.

What the hell is "Free Time?!"

Im an accountant, its not the most exciting job but it pays well.

me too

i'm in corporate tax at the biggest of the Big 4

probly spend more time on here than i should

EDIT:

http://www.caraudioaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=43589

http://www.caraudioaustralia.com/forums/in...?showtopic=5875

etc.

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Database Analyst - yeah i get to sit on my asz looking at two computer screens all day long... so much excitement, so little time.

yeah but they are like 3 yrs old....ppl leave school, join up, change jobs

I'm a network engineer and IT Manager for a rather large engineering company, and IT Manager for a very large Limestone mine.

Im a "finance officer" for the mainframe section of Immigration

i used to do work for PWC here in melb, worse place to do work around me thinks, every person i talked to in there was a stuckup prick (but then again i was dealing with the partners etc)

also i belive i have changed jobs once or twice since those last ones


i used to be a Locksmith (8 years), now im kinda the branch manager at a lock wholesalers (have branch's in Vic, NSQ, QLD, SA,WA, NZ and somewhere in asia)
and at the end of the year im going to work at my dad's company selling farming products.

I think I must be the dumbest person here lol

Im a personal trainer

No you're not, refer here: http://www.caraudioaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=67187

hey some of my closest friends are PT's

i think they hang out me so it makes them look more fit haha

I dont think so Emma, well not from what ive seen of you anyway.
Im also not in the category of smart people i wouldnt think. I am a nail technician, i work a few days at a primary school and i run my own online store.

I'm a chef who runs their own Brasserie/catering buissness along with Tarja and Lissy

dont need to say what I do

I stack shelves but am currently studying Electronics Engineering. Hopefully I can stop stacking shelves in 6 months.

Lol, its the professional driver.
Me, i'm a DJ/MC studying science, and doing home/corporate computer network installation/troubleshooting on the side.
Jack of all trades, master of none, really.

Nope i beat u! i work in the dispatch at super a mart. lol

I've just moved so not currently working..
Anyone know of any jobs in Bundaberg ??

surely you'll have to work at the Bundy Rum factory!!!

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I'd be too busy sampling the product
hmm I wonder if there's any "Quality Control" positions available

Can you get me Bundy Bear's address?

I wanna go over and drink his asz under the table.

either that or his signature... never met a bear that parties so hard before...

i work in a bottle shop part-time. i only have 4 weeks left of my degree at uni, computer science. applying for jobs like mad.

I dont know about that. The one in your avatar seems pretty hardcore.

I'm at KPMG and an accountant as well and usually have CAA running in the background if I have access offsite. Seems to make the day go quicker.

IT tech for a large goverment funded department.

haha i'll see what I can do next time I'm in his neighbourhood

Architect (well gimme half a year)

I worked for PwC - but not where u were...so I guess I wasn't a stuck up PwC prick.

Anyway, work for IBM as an SAP technical consultant. I wonder for how much longer...might have to move to India to keep a job.

Was a Structural steel detail and engineering Draftsman and CAD opperator / LSP programer etc. Then I was that plus IT manager and cosultant then i got into systems anylsis for quality assurance for ISO 9001 acreditation. Now I work for my dads company which manufactures/fabricates the type of stuff i used to draw as a drafty. Im in management there which is a little daunting as the bosses son but every one seems to be fine with it. Im in charge of site equiptment maintenance and purchasing, steel ordering and generaly run of the mill day to day working of the company. And im learning estimating so thats what i do. Not really interesting to most people but i enjoy it.

surely youve done more than that, what with being 98 and all

ok yeah I have worked in PA and theatre tech for a bit mostly in FOH but i did a little bit of monitor mixing. I originally go into that sort of thing for lighting but I found the audio more fun and less computer programmed. Then i got into stage mechanics. Ive also worked at a stock feed and garden products place splitting firewood and loading stockfeed. done a little bit of web design but didnt like it - im not artistic enough - i cant put it together well.

Network administrator at an engineering company, but do sooooo much more than just network administration.

Helpdesk level 1,2,3, Management of resources out in sites. Administration of sites aswell.

just not enough time anyhmore

Uni student, bachelor of business major in economics in my 2nd year. Have a scholarship that gives money and paid work experience at treasury when not at uni. When at uni i do the occasional shift at supercheap. going to try and find a job as an installer though, should be heaps more fun.

Electronics technician primarily working with car audio

Now that the missus has a bun in the oven (our first!), I've become a part-time cleaner, chef, counsellor, and feel like I run my own laundromat; and that's just the stuff I do at home AFTER I finish my day job every day!

Looking forward to fatherhood now, although am worried that I won't have enough room in the boot for a sub box AND the stroller AND the baby bag... DOH!

congrats on the little one f3nr15!

Sales for RD Williams Machinery - http://www.rdw.com.au

And fulltime uni.

Fair hectic, good 2 be busy tho.