the boss and superiorities called us busboys, because we do everything required. the full job name is General Service. We collect those annoying little red carts, sweep the floor, answer shoppers demands, help you deliver those groceries to your car, help cashier package when there is a crowd, we do anything that the anyone asks us to do. all that and u get paid @ 8.50. no extra benefit with 60 bucks of deductions every 2 pay cycle.

Level 1 apprentice auto service technician. oil changes mostly and minor stuff..

highschool + level 1 at kwantlen during highschool, joint program.

I'm a Consultant at a Management Consulting firm.

I help organizations in industries such as insurance, healthcare, and transportation improve their performance by advising them on strategic issues and assisting them with business transformation initiatives.

SFU Business Major in Marketing and Management Science, Minor in Economics.

Got a B.sc from ubc, and went on to BCIT to get my Diploma in GIS.

now a senior GIS technician for a software company that does planner software for schools.

Sex therapist.

Medical/psychology degrees. 6 years total. Pay is great and benefits....... well, what can I say?

Frigid women are the worst, but I like challenges. Good thing is, I can refuse the really bad ones. I cannot give details, but some women who cum in with above average libido's are incredible. Nuff said.

Bachelor of professional masturbation, honor (BPM)
Master of Thai Surprise (MTS)
PHD of Twanger JB Hunter
Founder of RS JB crew
Member of "Your left arm is bigger than your right arm" club

Frequent user of
www.porntube.com
www.revscene.net
www.bangbro.com
www.uh-oh.com
www.stileproject.com
www.2girls1cup.com
www.streetmeat.com

Lot attendant while attending school, for my Crim diploma so I can eventually be a pig in the next few yeats.

1 question: are they hot? (generally speaking)

The frigid ones, no. Most of them cannot have sex, because they have been raised in very strange situations. The ultra horny ones, yes! Oh, hot damn, yes! Mostly because they have to do their best to attract their mate, straight or gay.

I have to show them how to cope with their insatiable needs. It's hard for some because they squirt or have uncontrollable multiple orgasms. It's a huge problem for these individuals, because most of the time it leads to promiscuity. Unwanted, but cannot be helped. They don't want to be branded sluts or nymphomaniacs. They really cannot help themselves. Treatment starts with mechanical devices, then it graduates to finding what triggers their libido. It's very complicated. Some of the weirdest things set them off. Cooking, for example. One young woman became triggered with the sounds created by a mixer of all things. Anyway, if any of you are interested in this field, the hardest part is being professional about it and staying professional.

Certification is the toughest part. The process is long and arduous.

The best part of the job (most gratifying) is when I work with married couples who have a hard time with their sexual relationship. You won't believe how many men have fantasies involving role reversal. Anyway, I've said enough already.

If any of you are having any difficulty sexually with your partner, seriously seek sex therapy. Next to financial troubles, intimacy and performance in bed is the biggest cause of break ups.

crazy, your job sounds like fun

ooooohhhhh sounds like an achievement....nice job....mom and dad will surely be proud of you....money well spent....5 stars for you....lol....hands down

BCLDB + buy low sell high foods for me while completing school :)

Education:

BCIT Retail Certification
BCIT Professional Sales Program
Canadian Professional Sales Cert - Current, CHRP - Current

Career
Ex. Enterprise Rent A Car Manager
Recruiter in the sales and marketing vertical - current

how did you get into this field? Do you write reviews or just provide verbal feedback? or are you jerermy clarkson?

I went to BCIT and now I am a steam engineer.. I run boilers/air compressors/scrubbers etc.. easy fucking job

Went to SFU, BA in Geography and Cert. in Urban Studies.

I'm a 'Research Analyst' whatever that means, for a planning and development firm. Pretty much we do planning, feasibility, economic studies etc. for land developers. It's what I wanted to do since I was a kid so I'm happy where I am.

I work for Revscene!

Intermediate Architectural Technologist and IT Manager at an Architecture firm downtown.

Went to BCIT and graduated with a diploma in Building Engineering Technology.

Totally agree! My younger cousins are just starting University, and I've always warned them to figure out what they want on the bigger picture and not to drift. People who study very unemployable degrees (e.g. Philosophy, etc.), is like answering a question nobody asked.
I've repeatedly told them to figure out what the biggest questions are, and then become the answer.

4th year auto service tech apprentice, do my schooling at BCIT. Work at an independent local garage.

So are you designated with the CFA then? Cuz if you were planning on becoming a financial planner, going through the CFA course is an over kill.

Sadly no, I am not Jeremy Clarkson.

But I write reviews for a number of outlets right now. The best bet, if you're looking to get into the field, is to call up RPM Motoring Monthly (604-927-2588) and tell them you'd like to get into writing, and go from there.

But be prepared to cut your teeth on other writing for at least a few years.

Failure Graphic Designer =D

Does anybody know of a website or tests that give you an idea of what you should go into as a career? I think like some sort of personality test?

computer graphics artist in the video game industry.