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I work as CSR/Tech support for a laid back company. Everyone is friendly and the pay is decent for the work I do. There are no pressure or anything like that. We can watch TV surf the web or even play WoW when we have no work. Hourse is not as great since I worl 11am to 7pm so I can't do anything lol. Planing to studying CCNA after the year is over(been saying that for years lol). Hopping to do something else in a few years. |
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ooo, federal department, got any inside track for working for DFO? |
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I was a software developer for a small software development services company. I have a bsc from UBC. Com-sci major and commerce minor. I'm currently at the Richard Ivey School of Business working on my MBA. |
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:jiggy: I'm a Graphic Designer for an American Company in Yaletown.. |
^ How's that doing? wahts your pay? :D |
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i work beside tommy hill of Hills Absinthe and PSI Motowear goodtimes. get drunk and race motorcycles.... living the life |
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Heavy industries- marine diesel engines and generator engines. It's a glorified way of saying "parts salesman" BA from university, but completely unrelated major, and no other work experience. Met the right people at the right time, and here I am I live 10 seconds from work, but unfortunately, I'm in another country from home. While we're at it, is anyone else working in this industry? Vancouver has at least 3 big ship management companies, so I'm sure someone must know someone. This thread would be a great way to network. Nice thread! |
Professional Engineer at a mechanical consulting firm. Design mechanical, plumbing, fire protection systems for buildings. Good variety of work; design, meet with clients, field visits. It's also satisfying to see what you draw up get built. I have a BASc from UBC. Desiring partnership before hitting 50, so I'm also doing an MBA at UBC part time starting January. |
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I did the program in 2002, 2 yearprogram that qualifies for the first 2 years of COMMERCE degree. Have worked in restaurants & hotels for the past 14 years. Started out as a BUSBOY in Victoria, waiter, manager, Managed the Restaurant at Whistler Golf Club, and worked at the now "HILTON Whistler Resort" used to be the DELTA Whistler Rsort. Came back to Victoria and opened up my own FUSION restaurant named it "OPIUM" as Chef/Manager/Owner sold it, then managed another restaurant in victoria. and now changed careers kinda. Working for Three Point Motors Mercedes-Benz in Victoria. still selling something./.... was FOOD now its CARS.... either way its still CUSTOMER SERVICE. and you dont look at the money for only TODAY you look at LONG TERM INCOME just like returning customers at a resstaurant |
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Now when you say biggest of the Big 4 is that the biggest in Vancouver or the World? I graduated from UBC Commerce this past May. I spent this past summer at the University of Saskatchewan doing a Masters in Accounting Program paid for by the accounting firm that i work for. I will hopefully complete the Masters program next summer when i return there and hopefully write my CA in September '09 (and pass god willing). Hopefully, i'll be able to get involved with the tax side of things like 4444, but for now I am in auditing! =) |
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i'm not in the field but the big 4 is referring to the big 4 in the world.. my sister is in a similar situation but her auditing company is paying for her to get all her CMA and stuff |
I work as a project cooridinator for a construction company. I basically micro manage employees and order materials or get them whatever they need to do the jobs. I also do quantative estimating and help with accounts payable/recievables when in the office. I have a degree in Criminology and have taken some construction management and estimating classes at BCIT but never finished any programs there. I have about 16 years of experience in the construction industry but have only been doing it fulltime the last 7 or 8 years. |
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Oh yes...i guess i was just wondering if he worked for PwC (biggest in world) or KPMG (biggest in GVA, but 4th largest in world). =) |
oh haha my mistake... |
working as a pharmacist right now hard to explain what I really do since things that happens behind the counter is a bit of a mystery for the majority of people the job is pretty good... no work to take home, paid for my time by the hour, not affected too much by the economy and also rewarding when you can help some people out as well the cons would be that you stand alot, there's alot of people that really don't get what happens in the pharmacy and aren't sure why you have to "wait" for prescriptions when all the little bottles are just on the shelf already... but there are always the bad customers with any job where you deal with the public Schooling was required, went to UBC and did a bachelor's in pharmaceutical science, then did some licensing exams |
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