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I am a self-employed home improvement contractor and handyman. I have three employees working for the company, me, myself and I.

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Landscaper for a large senior living community. Been there for 7yrs. Main backround is in golf course managment and worked on a course for 10yrs prior to the senior communtiy with a degree in agronomy. Not sure what the heck I was thinking as I now have web duck feet from working outside my entire working career in Western Washington State. The last two winters have been insanely wet around here, and the older I get, the less I am tolerating being cold and damp day after day. Oh well, I would probably hate being inside day after day so I am not going to complain too much!

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Lowlife car buyer by day. Have a small computer business as a side. Web/Forum developer as another...

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I retired early from the elevator industry. Serviced and repaired elevators, got tired of middle of the night calls. Now I restore old muscle cars. Still have my '75 trans Am, sold a '68 Firebird convertible recently, did a '69 Firebird for my brother and looking at '69 gto now to start on.

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Retired MDOT Survey Technician (early out with 30 yrs) and small busines owner/AMSOIL Direct Jobber last 10 yrs.

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Journeyman millwright I work at a major coal port on the westcoast. I love my job. I also work at other various ports when I feel like it.

 

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I'm a maintenance mechanic/electrician/combustion technician at frito lay

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I work, currently in management, at a place I don't want to but the pay and benefits is too good to leave.....for now.

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I'm The Operations Foreman for a concrete supplier in the oilsands. We supply to the big sites like Syncrude and Suncor, as well as the residential housing market. I'm always looking for good drivers...

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I have 24+ years working for General Electric where we build the 4400HP diesels for locomotives. I have done everything from machinist to assembler and running the receiving docks. I currently am in the materials department where I am in charge of ordering and maintaining and tracking about $1,000,000.00/wk of critical components for the "Evolution" engine line.

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I'm The Operations Foreman for a concrete supplier in the oilsands. We supply to the big sites like Syncrude and Suncor, as well as the residential housing market. I'm always looking for good drivers...

 

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