What career do you gentlemen / hobbyists have?
- Thread starter funzone36
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It depends on your demographics.
Merc to old school good ole boys means Mercury, Ford Division.
Today Merc refers to Mercedes.
I agree. It's obviously not working. The thread is a fail for me but at least some people are having fun.
you are a newbie, take it with a grain of salt..........if a vet started the same topic , answers would be different
Right so I need to earn some trust here to better integrate with the community. Or, should I say family?
Cult, ghetto, or hood would also work.
It might have went better if you used a poll, and sounded less like you were doing market research... Though people would still mess with you.
Gynecologist in private practice - not affiliated with OHIP or any hospital. My practice is generally restricted to women aged 24-35. My fees are very reasonable.
Ok. I got some PMs. Before I hear from more angry people I have a confession: I am not a Parish Priest. LOL
Cool!
I've rarely asked clients what they do for a living unless they mention work or it comes up in some way. The answer is often "I'm in business" or "I'm in computers"
But I've been surprised how many guys have told me exactly what their job was when I first met them.
I'm curious if those clients who are involved in an uncommon job field will be more reluctant to disclose what area they work in, either to an SP or on TERB, out of concern about being outed.Cool!
I've rarely asked clients what they do for a living unless they mention work or it comes up in some way. The answer is often "I'm in business" or "I'm in computers"
But I've been surprised how many guys have told me exactly what their job was when I first met them.
As for myself, I will only disclose that I work in clinical research (as I've indicated before in past posts).
TERB is more like a village than family. People are
living in harmony with each other here despite all the
differences and occasional animosity.
I'm actually retired. Haven't worked in 15+ years. I'll be 52 next birthday.
Oh the joy of compounding interest and good investments.
Oh the joy of compounding interest and good investments.
We must work at the same company. Apparently a degree and job experience is a requirement but after doing this job for 10 years i figured out in my first week an 18 year old out of hs could probably figure it out.I am employed bu a large corporation who gives me money in exchange for work requiring a specific, relatively uncommon skill set.
You should add them on LinkedIn and write a recommendation for them...Cool!
I've rarely asked clients what they do for a living unless they mention work or it comes up in some way. The answer is often "I'm in business" or "I'm in computers"
But I've been surprised how many guys have told me exactly what their job was when I first met them.
