Whats Your Job - Page 12

**Captain Stubing** · 14-01-2005, 11:15 PM

Maybe some of these "geeks" can come up with a windows version of the Apple software we used to use, and need... Quick time virtual authoring studio! Since they stole our Macs, the closest thing is VRToolkit, and after 20 nodes, it dies!

Tornado · 15-01-2005, 03:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swanny

Maybe some of these "geeks" can come up with a windows version of the Apple software we used to use, and need... Quick time virtual authoring studio! Since they stole our Macs, the closest thing is VRToolkit, and after 20 nodes, it dies!

Its running on Windoze, what do you expect...
You need a Unix system if you want to do some real work.

paul7v7 · 15-01-2005, 03:11 AM

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Originally Posted by MYTE8

Its running on Windoze, what do you expect...
You need a Unix system if you want to do some real work.

so very true.

Hoops · 15-01-2005, 07:30 AM

I am a Structural Foreman for a major building company in Canberra.
Normally work around the 55 - 60 hours a week.

4.0i_SiX · 15-01-2005, 08:56 AM

I work in a busy computer retail store in Brisbane. It's ok but Im getting over it very quickly. If anyone needs an employee with good product knowledge, tech skills etc let me know :P

15-01-2005, 09:27 AM

Just going on the fact that nearly every person is a computer techie or close to it, what are your qualifications? This applies to everyone as well. Just would be interesting to see...

15-01-2005, 09:44 AM

IT Support Officer for a University

Roles include:

Desktop Support - Fix staff and lab computers, replace hardware, install software, windows/mac/*nix

Network Support - Work with the Network Admins to find faults or troubleshoot equipment

Helpdesk - Work on the help desk to log client requests into the tracking software and provide general information to staff and students about services.

Quals:

Diploma of IT Systems Admin
Cisco CCNA 1 and 2 (have not done 3 and 4 yet)
ITIL Foundation Certificate

This year i want to start an IT Degree, but just getting motivated is the thing ehehe

Working time 7-8 hrs per day 5 days per week. depending on load and where im working.

Tornado · 15-01-2005, 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by hambo_12

Just going on the fact that nearly every person is a computer techie or close to it, what are your qualifications? This applies to everyone as well. Just would be interesting to see...

RMIT Bachelor of Applied Science Degree
Major - Computer Science
Sub Major - Instrumentation

Sun Certified Systems Administrator(Solaris)
Legato Certified NetWorker Specialist
Certified Prince2 Practitioner

10 years unix sys admin experience.

I'm also a vicfit accredited fitness instructor, but since I have not worked in the industry for a few years my registration with the Australian Fitness Accreditation Council has expired.

klawsterfobik · 29-01-2005, 05:07 PM

I drive a mechanical street sweeper, 9 days a fortnight.

Good pay depending considering the work i do, 5am - 2pm everyday except Thrusdays when i have the option of doing overtime usually about 3hrs. Every 2nd Monday off, even though im casual. My sweeper has air con, cd player, and a really good heater for those cold mornings.

I love it, no traffic on the roads in the morning when driving to work, everyone is really good at work even my supervisors, and i should be getting put on FT in about 2 months... hopefully i can take what sickdays are owed to me.

Very cruisy job, but when all my debts are paid back to Mum, i want to go into IT work.

svo347 · 29-01-2005, 05:50 PM

Plant mechanic,fixed & mobile plant/bobcat-b.hoe operator/polywelder-extrusion welder/C6 crane driver come Chemical plant operator.
84hr/wk 2weeks on 1 off.
Fly in/out of Perth
Mining Industry

MrFlibbles · 29-01-2005, 05:56 PM

im an assistant manager at one of the Bridgestone tyre stores..... i work 8am to 5.30pm mon to friday and i get roatered on 3 out of every4 saturdays all for a shit pay! :baby bott

svo347 · 29-01-2005, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by 1994xr6

im an assistant manager at one of the Bridgestone tyre stores..... i work 8am to 5.30pm mon to friday and i get roatered on 3 out of every4 saturdays all for a shit pay! :baby bott

You wouldnt happen to be in Perth would you mate???...

Dez · 31-01-2005, 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by svo347

You wouldnt happen to be in Perth would you mate???...

looks like he's in adelaide

i'm now un-employed

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need to get a new job, before the cash dries up, which wont take much longer....just cant think of anything to get into....its not really a career move, just a job at this stage. i really need to decide what i want to do in life...

parents are pushing for an IT course of some sort.....but an "IT course"...the IT industry is massive...i keep reading this thread to get some inspiration in the hope i'll suddenly find some good job with decent pay....

feel free to flood me with PM ideas ;)

jjjr6 · 31-01-2005, 01:26 PM

I work for one of the country's biggest Bicycle Importers. Basically just talk to our dealers on the phone occasionally, and burn around the warehouse on new test bikes, and practise my monos up and down the aisle. Work 40 hours a week, but it doesn't feel like work.

Before that spent 5 years working in the share registry game for the world's biggest share registry, first in a technical IT support role, then moved into Client Relations. That joint sucked *** though, so left to do something that I'm loving.

JPFS1 · 31-01-2005, 02:22 PM

I.T. for a government department 9-5

Share trading and Property/Business investing all other times... actually, because i work for the government i find i have time to trade 9-5 too ;)

Tornado · 31-01-2005, 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jjjr6

I work for one of the country's biggest Bicycle Importers. Basically just talk to our dealers on the phone occasionally, and burn around the warehouse on new test bikes, and practise my monos up and down the aisle. Work 40 hours a week, but it doesn't feel like work.

Before that spent 5 years working in the share registry game for the world's biggest share registry, first in a technical IT support role, then moved into Client Relations. That joint sucked *** though, so left to do something that I'm loving.

Where were you a few months ago when I was buying my bike......

M14A-Mclaren · 31-01-2005, 02:40 PM

My earlier post does not apply now, I'm now training to be a Auto Electrican, not technican, and its not at a Ford dealer, but I think electrical is the better way to go.

jjjr6 · 31-01-2005, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MYTE8

Where were you a few months ago when I was buying my bike......

Sorry dude, probably too busy trying to mono in the warehouse. :evilking:

bindi · 31-01-2005, 04:18 PM

I'm an Aromatherapist and massage therapist, NO NOT THAT TYPE - you may notice I said THERAPIST

I am self employed and work whatever hours I choose.

RUQ1KA · 31-01-2005, 04:20 PM

well i have no job atm and do nothing about getting one:P i hope one will come to me eventually:P

whiskieboy · 31-01-2005, 05:13 PM

[B]i have the pleasure of working in the Engine Plant in Geelong and have done for 27yrs, (yes you get less for murder) and yes Shane it is WORK, sort of. I know who 460fairmont is but If any of the others,bossxr8,jzab,polyal,xbeast,want to PM me I loved to know who you are, and where you hang out.

Dez · 31-01-2005, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by mad_ed_wagon

well i have no job atm and do nothing about getting one:P i hope one will come to me eventually:P

hahah you sound just like me

whiskie boy, i passed through geelong on friday evening, and sunday evening on my way to and from warnambool....stopped off for subway both times, and would have seen about 40 of the ford lads in there....never know, you may have been 1 of em :P

whiskieboy · 01-02-2005, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Dez

hahah you sound just like me

whiskie boy, i passed through geelong on friday evening, and sunday evening on my way to and from warnambool....stopped off for subway both times, and would have seen about 40 of the ford lads in there....never know, you may have been 1 of em :P

If you saw a Huge muscle bound hunk it wasnt me..... I was probably the little fat guy in the corner, Next time let us know and we'll come and say hello I'll even try to get Shane to walk over....

Dez · 01-02-2005, 04:16 PM

first off, i have no idea who shane is :P

secondly, I was just passin through and stopped for some dinner, woulda been quite hard to let anyone know i was there, especially someone i dont know :P

but it seems quite a few of the ford boys love the subway !

Woz · 01-02-2005, 04:42 PM

I work for a mob called OSS [Overseas Shipping Services] World Wide Movers. We do furniture removals, but mainly specialise in overseas imports and exports, usually packing the contents of a house into a shipping container and sending it to Botswana or somewhere, or having a container sent to us from Khasikistan and then having to unload it all into a house in Pascoe Vale.

When I work in store, it's pretty much 7am to 3:30pm, but if I'm on a pack and wrap or delivery, there's been times when I've gotten back to the depot at 8:30pm.

rodderz · 01-02-2005, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Woz

having a container sent to us from Khasikistan and then having to unload it all into a house in Pascoe Vale.

This bit sounds like something that was on the news a while back..gangland related! lol

It wasnt Borat from Ali G that was on the Pacoe-bound container from Khasiktsan was it?

smciner1 · 01-02-2005, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by whiskieboy

[B]i have the pleasure of working in the Engine Plant in Geelong and have done for 27yrs, (yes you get less for murder) and yes Shane it is WORK, sort of. I know who 460fairmont is but If any of the others,bossxr8,jzab,polyal,xbeast,want to PM me I loved to know who you are, and where you hang out.

Work (tm)? When is the last time I saw you get dirty at work!

:thebirds:

smciner1 · 01-02-2005, 07:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dez

first off, i have no idea who shane is :P

secondly, I was just passin through and stopped for some dinner, woulda been quite hard to let anyone know i was there, especially someone i dont know :P

but it seems quite a few of the ford boys love the subway !

Thats cool. I have no idea who you are either.

Well some of us love Subway, but not everyone one hey Whiskie-Boy.

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Dez · 01-02-2005, 07:52 PM

my mums friend, her husband works there, and as i'm looking for a job, they told me to put a resume in at ford.

just wondering if you guys know what kind of jobs they have at Ford that dont require you to be a mechanic etc...

AUXRVIII · 01-02-2005, 08:16 PM

Workshop drone at a Ford dealer. Should I be going

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Or is this more appropriate

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