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OT: What is it you'd say you do?

In which field do you work?

  • Education

    Votes: 22 9.7%

  • Law

    Votes: 19 8.4%

  • Engineering

    Votes: 22 9.7%

  • Sales

    Votes: 12 5.3%

  • Business owner

    Votes: 9 4.0%

  • Healthcare

    Votes: 19 8.4%

  • Insurance

    Votes: 14 6.2%

  • Other

    Votes: 28 12.3%

  • Trades (Construction, electrical, boat building, etc.)

    Votes: 6 2.6%

  • Marketing/Advertising

    Votes: 11 4.8%

  • IT

    Votes: 20 8.8%

  • Finance

    Votes: 29 12.8%

  • Operations/Management

    Votes: 13 5.7%

  • Food service

    Votes: 3 1.3%
  • Total voters
    227
Get a Job said:
It seems to me that everyone on the ol' 'Yard is a lawyer or teacher. I'd like to see how true or untrue that perception is. Choose the industry you work on below, or comment if your field isn't included. If you're retired, choose whatever you spent the bulk of your career doing.

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Edit: Apparently I can edit the poll response options, so if your field isn't included, let me know and I'll add it. You can change your response, so feel free to do so as the list of choices evolves.
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I wonder what Get a Job does?? Guessing Executive Recruiter
 
Right now: Pictures. Tomorrow, probably numbers. Do more numbers than I do numbers from pictures, numbers that I also turn into pictures. Rarely get to do just pictures. But if I do this picture well enough it will be in Science. I got a picture into Cell many years ago, going for Nature next. (Scientists want articles, I settle for pictures.)
 
borninansonia said:
I formulate natural meat-based dog and cat foods and meal mixes; teach veterinarians how to formulate; conduct leading-edge research about the dog's gut microbes including testing compost virome transfers (similar to fecal virome transfers (FVT); and, in conjunction with the virome transfers, I am developing natural fiber alternatives for dogs (I work closely with leading vets on this). Semi retired, but work 30 hours per week.
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This is super interesting. There seems t9 be a ton of misinformation on dog food out there re: grain free, which meats etc. Etc. I know I'm in over my head and just had to go with my vets recommendation.

I swear I spend more on dog food than anything else. My dogs are 120 and 80lbs, get a ton of exercise and get no human food.
 
Municipal Planning and Zoning Administrator.

The serious post.
 
husky429 said:
Teacher. Assistant principal in 2023 if I play my cards right.

My dad occasionally posts on my account--he's a boat builder.

I do not teach woodshop but if any of you have a bunch of money and want a custom made boat under like 30 feet, hit me up lol.
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Your dad is Casey Cochran?

I’m glad you decided to be a teacher before going to be an admin. Smart to aim for assistant principal too?
 
Dream Jobbed 2.0 said:
Your dad is Casey Cochran?

I’m glad you decided to be a teacher before going to be an admin. Smart to aim for assistant principal too?
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Not quite haha.

Straight to superintendent for me. Maybe state commissioner--haven't decided yet.
 
Multiple Hats: Registered Structural Engineer, Construction Manager/Owner Representative on major construction projects, Licensed General Contractor
 
alphasigko said:
Multiple Hats: Registered Structural Engineer, Construction Manager/Owner Representative on major construction projects, Licensed General Contractor
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Bezzz said:
Architect, 45 years.
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Where do you guys work? I used to work for SLAM Collaborative, but have been out of the state for many years.
 
Retired IT -- Data Analysis, Business Intelligence, Data Mining
In 2008 I was awarded a national award for manufacturing for a quality analysis application I designed, developed and implemented which resulted in $40 million dollar savings in one year. Six years later a new vice president said I was making too much and should be replaced with a new college graduate. bye bye.
 
CFO at an automotive parts manufacturing / electrochemical plating company.
 
husky429 said:
This is super interesting. There seems t9 be a ton of misinformation on dog food out there re: grain free, which meats etc. Etc. I know I'm in over my head and just had to go with my vets recommendation.

I swear I spend more on dog food than anything else. My dogs are 120 and 80lbs, get a ton of exercise and get no human food.
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Thank you
Dogs should get table scraps, as long as less than 10% by weight of their entire diet. Fresh left over vegetables are great for them, fully proven in the science. Dogs need fiber varieties to feed their gut microbes properly.
Pay NO attention to the old myths taught to us by the $1billion in advertising, primarily from Purina. The two worst dog food myths are never change the dog's food (dogs need variety just as much as humans do) and never give table scraps.
 
borninansonia said:
Thank you
Dogs should get table scraps, as long as less than 10% by weight of their entire diet. Fresh left over vegetables are great for them, fully proven in the science. Dogs need fiber varieties to feed their gut microbes properly.
Pay NO attention to the old myths taught to us by the $1billion in advertising, primarily from Purina. The two worst dog food myths are never change the dog's food (dogs need variety just as much as humans do) and never give table scraps.
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My dogs get peaches, mango, and some green veggies with her food at times. Thanks for the tips!

The rottweiler would do anything for a piece of a peach. He comes running as soon as I open the fruit drawer
 

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