1. Software Engineer
2. Close to 6 figures
3. University, graduated top 5%
4. Learned from experience, school was a necessary evil to get the piece of paper
5. It pays the bills
6. Current job since Oct 08. I have 7 years experience since graduating, and 2 years co-op.

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PLEASE

1. What type of job do you do? Inside sales
2. How much do you get paid? 38k + 7k bonus
3. What is your highest level of education? Grade 11
4. If your education is associated with your job, do you actually use what you've learned? negative
5. Do you enjoy what you do? sometimes
6. How long have you been doing what you do?2 1/2 years

1. Power Engineer / Product QMP
2. Enough to afford decent lifestyle.
3. a degree in Mech Engineering / a certificate in Jet propulsion
4. NO
5. to a certain extent
6. 4 yrs..

looking for a change of careers now...do what i am doing now is losing its appeal...gonna go into Medicine..:)

1. Client Advocate (PM duties without the PMP cert)
2. $83K
3. Major Comp Sci - Minor Business (Although I did the equivalent work of a Double Major - Comp Sci and MIS)
4. Yes - although what you learn from school is 5% of what you need to learn for your career.
5. Yes.
3. 4 months on current job. 3 years work experience total - 3rd position within 3 years. Technical Support --> Software Developer --> Client Advocate.

1. What type of job do you do? Male Giggolo
2. How much do you get paid? None if you are hot enough, a whole lot if you are rich mainlander looking for company
3. What is your highest level of education? Gr 12.
4. If your education is associated with your job, do you actually use what you've learned? positive, Skills wooing chicks in school helps.
5. Do you enjoy what you do? sometimes, if the client is hot/rich as fuck.
6. How long have you been doing what you do? All my life.

Ive been in the IT industry for 6 years.

1. What type of job do you do? janitor
2. How much do you get paid? $24
3. What is your highest level of education? BCIT
4. If your education is associated with your job, do you actually use what you've learned? negative
5. Do you enjoy what you do? sometimes
6. How long have you been doing what you do? 10 months

:thumbsup:

1. What type of job do you do? archaeologist
2. How much do you get paid? lots
3. What is your highest level of education? BA
4. If your education is associated with your job, do you actually use what you've learned? BA in Archaeology, so yes.
5. Do you enjoy what you do? fuck yeah.
6. How long have you been doing what you do? 4 years

wow a lot of you guys are freaking ballers.

1. What type of job do you do? union
2. How much do you get paid? $27 and change/hr
3. What is your highest level of education? BA
4. If your education is associated with your job, do you actually use what you've learned? No.
5. Do you enjoy what you do? somewhat.
6. How long have you been doing what you do? 3 years.

Good luck with the change. People think I'm crazy to make a switch but people really don't understand that money is not everything, especially when you're making decent cash.

1. What type of job do you do? parking attendant
2. How much do you get paid? $18/hr
3. What is your highest level of education?
4. If your education is associated with your job, do you actually use what you've learned? /
5. Do you enjoy what you do? Yup
6. How long have you been doing what you do? 2 years

1. IT Network admin. / family business (television)
2. $87k, $95k+ with bonuses
3. BCIT / MSCE/CCNA
4. 50/50, learned a lot of stuff on my own when I started working or at home.
5. Yup, tons of perks like free travel but have to put up with messed up hours.
6. 6 1/2 years

you make $300k+ a year and you balk at tipping 15%?? :haha:

p.s. nice job editing your post, not that you're fooling anyone.

lmao!!!

And here i am studying finance and might only get a freaking $16bucks an hour job when its all said and done.

I know someone who works a union job as general laborer at one of the grain elevators in North Van and he brings home almost $100,000 a year (with overtime and grave yard shifts) and he's only 25. He said 50% of the time he sits around and gets so bored that he takes a nap for a couple hours.

tell me more and how do i attain this job?

1. Financial Analyst
2. Decent wage to get by but not to live an extravagant lifestyle
3. Business Undergrad
4. Yes you build the basic building blocks and foundation but its more how you apply that to the real life situation
5. Sometimes. It gets boring stuck in a cubicle the whole day and looking at the samething time and time again.
6. About 1 year right out of school

1. Jr. Accountant for a .com biz
2. Good enough for a student, working super flex hours
3. In the process of completing a BBA
4. Yes. However, I learn more on the job, than I do in class. Sometimes I'm able to apply my work knowledge to problems in class - those are the best!
5. Yes, It's always super busy, and always something challenging or something that needs improving.
6. Still in school :)