What do you Emerson forum regulars do for a living?

A lot of folks with interesting jobs! I am a financial analyst for a company that makes brake systems for the powersports industry (motorcycles, snowmobiles, etc.). Cutting chores are the opening of packages, lunch duty, etc.
 
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Served in the military. 1/75 Ranger Regiment. 2/504 Parachute Infantry Regiment.
Worked for a manufacturing company for 20 yrs.
Worked for a government contractor as an analyst for 4yrs.
Currently an in house consultant.
Possibly going to work for The Park Service in Florida. (Applying)
 
Currently enlisted Avionics Technician on an Electronic Attack Aircraft.. Looking to get out and continue a career in Avionics or Electronics. Still Undecided as of now. Don't carry my Mini Commander (my only emerson for now) as much as I would like but I don't have many uses for it.
 
I wore many hats during my working career but the one I that sat on my head the longest & was the most fun was Freelance Still News Photographer. Aka SNAPPER.

Got to work for most of the large News magazines in the U.S.A. and many overseas where they had a free press. Now today most folded, or gone to Internet versions only. The internet kill the the news, consumer , and how too magazine like popular science. As who want to wait to find out a secret recipes of El Pollo Loco Chicken, when you can search on line

Print News is dying fast, the internet is faster, most big cities that use to have 7 or 8 daily newspapers are luck to maybe still have one. Los Angeles County, CA in the 1960’s has a many a 12 daily newspapers. The old LA Times & Herald Examiner did a morning and afternoon edition. Times have changed.

Retired in 1997.
 
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Akapennypincher said:
I wore many hats during my working career but the one I that sat on my head the longest & was the most fun was Freelance Still News Photographer. Aka SNAPPER.

Got to work for most of the large News magazines in the U.S.A. and many overseas where they had a free press. Now today most folded, or gone to Internet versions only. The internet kill the the news, consumer , and how too magazine like popular science. As who want to wait to find out a secret recipes of El Pollo Loco Chicken, when you can search on line

Print News is dying fast, the internet is faster, most big cities that use to have 7 or 8 daily newspapers are luck to maybe still have one. Los Angeles County, CA in the 1960’s has a many a 12 daily newspapers. The old LA Times & Herald Examiner did a morning and afternoon edition. Times have changed.

Retired in 1997.
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I absolutely HATE that print newspapers etc. are going away.

I have been using the internet since before most people even knew what it was, but I still want to read a printed newspaper every morning with my coffee.........

~John
 
Well, my machining job decided to let me go about two weeks ago. I was let go Friday, and by Monday had a new job, starting out with a Gunsmith. Honestly I'm in my dream job now. I get to fondle guns all day, and did I mention we reload our own ammo? Plus, carrying a gun is mandatory.


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Lawyer. CQC 14 EDC in home state, Apache or System Fighter where greater than 3" is allowed.

HiCap
 
Pipefitter at a naval shipyard. CQC-7 or a Commander get the most use.

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Retired crime scene investigator (CSI) after a split career in SoCal with Los Angeles PD and Orange County Sheriff/Coroner. Designed and built a high speed CNC router to fill some free time. Acquired some CAD/CAM skill that now allows me to participate in the niche of scalesmaker/craftsman. Commanders, Mini Commanders, and CQC-7's are always within easy reach on the work benches...
 
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