What is everyone's career choice??

[SaltyUte]

Currently working in the ski industry on the corporate side. Working in forestry on the side after being in wildland fire the past four summers. Hoping to get on with a local fire department or go back to wildland fire next year.

 

[svivian]

Only Fans

 

[Billinsd]

Registered Civil Engineer 33 years. 3.5 years left to retire. Work/Lifestyle, pay, benefits couldn't think of anything better for me. My daughter is following in my footsteps with a full scholarship, and a year of Calculus knocked out her senior year of HS, and I couldn't be happier, more content with her choice and future!!! If you can do the Calculus and hard sciences consider a Be Set (BS) in Engineering!!

 

[Billinsd]

I am a Hydraulic Fracturing Engineer in the Oil and Gas sector

My friend's husband is a chemical engineer and specializes in fracking! I got a geology degree first and fracking is fascinating to me. As a civil engineer I understand hydraulics. Very cool!!!

 

[seww]

Financial Controller, focused on VC-backed startups.

 

[RufusB.Marion]

Software sales - I feel my soul leave my body little by little every day.

 

[Bee33]

Correction officer, enjoy it other than the mandates.

 

[HunterCL]

B.S. in Industrial Engineering. Currently looking for a job that pertains to the field.

 

[evergreenethos]

I am the Chief Information Officer (head of IT) for a physical and cyber security risk management firm. Love my job and the company I work for.

 

[Ridge Runner]

Sales Manager for largest ag retailer in the US.

 

[Fire3023]

Trophy husband

This I the job I want. Until then I guess I’m just going to stay a fireman.

 

[DanColorado]

Financial Advisor for individuals, families, and qualified plans

 

[SCHUNTER73]

Building Material Sales

 

[ODB]

Tech Writer/Marketing/e-commerce/designer in the safety field.

If I could choose a profession I’d be living in Kenya doing work with orgs I like.

 

[RufusB.Marion]

I am the Chief Information Officer (head of IT) for a physical and cyber security risk management firm. Love my job and the company I work for.

Interested to hear if you're able to share the hunting side of your life with co-workers. Have found it a very tight rope to walk in the tech world.

 

[Bobs son]

firearms sales

 

[evergreenethos]

Interested to hear if you're able to share the hunting side of your life with co-workers. Have found it a very tight rope to walk in the tech world.

I know what you mean. I choose my employers very carefully to try and avoid that kind of culture clash, and fortunately I have been really lucky to not have that issue the last few places I've worked. I can talk about hunting pretty openly and there are some colleagues who either hunt themselves or have family who does. A lot of my coworkers are veterans, former LEOs, and/or 3-letter government agency types so the culture is very much aligned with my own values.

 

[JasonWi]

I work for a veterinary teaching hospital doing CT, MRI, X-rays and supervise the imaging department.

Quite a few antihunting/neutral people here, yet I've also swayed quite a few in our direction once they get to realize we're not all heartless killers and they actually know someone who works/cares for animals yet will hunt and eat them.

 

[Kilboars]

What for yourself or you’ll never earn what you’re worth.


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[eltx]

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