What do you do for a Job.

Curently unemplyed, laid off because business was too slow.:( now my job is looking for a job.
I was a housekeeper, before that for 10 years I worked in the food sevice industry, at every fast food place you can think of. I hated it!:mad: then I made more doing housekeeping, but now I'm sittin on my butt waiting fo at least one call from the 30+ apps I put in in the last month.
Also I breed snake food, I enjoy that:)
Me and my hubby make a few bucks with some on line stuff.

Move on up to ND and get a job working food service for the rigs.

Dispatcher for a national private security agency.

Part time breeder (feels like it's full-time). :)

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Originally Posted by Typical_08

Move on up to ND and get a job working food service for the rigs.

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No more feeding people:please:
I would make my hubby do it, but he won't because he knows how much i hated it. I need to find a job that lets me be ummmmm, well I don't know how to put it nicely, so I'll just let everyone else figure it out.

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Originally Posted by JamieC

No more feeding people:please:
I would make my hubby do it, but he won't because he knows how much i hated it. I need to find a job that lets me be ummmmm, well I don't know how to put it nicely, so I'll just let everyone else figure it out.

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Its really good money. But ok then.

how good money? can't realy afford to move but ....... It all depends on how much.

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Originally Posted by ZinniaZ

I am a stall mucker, groom, horse exerciser and general caregiver to horses. My favorite job of all time. Can't believe I actually get paid.

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I am currently working for my Dad at a feedstore. I do lots of things there, I will work at a show barn( they have some superb horses there, world champs.) this summer doing the above with my current job.

I am the Quality Control Manager at a precast concrete company, but with this economy it is only a matter of time before I am unemployed

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Originally Posted by JamieC

how good money? can't realy afford to move but ....... It all depends on how much.

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It depends on the company. But some of the better ones start off between 10 and 12 an hour.

Offshore is better in all respects, if you are willing to travel. I believe the food guys in the gulf of Mexico are making about 14 an hour, working 164 hours in two weeks, then having two weeks off.

I am not sure how travel goes for the food service guys. But me starting off as a normal roughneck I will be starting at 19 an hour, and they pay my airfare too and from the rig (from NC to the gulf coast).

i am a mother of 3.... other then that... i do not have a payin job :)