Who enjoys their job and what do you do?

[Ronin13]

...nuff said..

Hooah! Rangers lead the way!

I'm the guy that gets called when adults need supervision and can't make adult decisions. Good job. I like the schedule. Boss sucks.

All kidding aside, if I ever decide it's time for a career change I think this is the route I'm going to go. Ever since I was younger I wanted a job that wasn't come in, sit down, and be doomed to an office all day, I wanted something that no two days were the same and I'd be making a difference in at least a few people's lives every day.

[Irving]

I'm in the process of trying to change from one customer service job to another. I like customer service and I am good at what I do. I've been out of what I consider my "industry" for a few years and miss it, so I'm trying to get back in. At the same time, I am looking into learning how to make money for myself with some help from some people here.

EDIT: The field is insurance by the way. I tried selling insurance, and I don't like sales for the most part.

[NightCat]

Hooah! Rangers lead the way!

All the Way!


Suppose I made that a little too obvious :P

...eeeh, I'm reserve now...so I get to throw it on once every so often...I hate wearing my black one >_<

[GilpinGuy]

I'm currently a "house husband" since getting laid off and can't believe how freaking hard it is. How the hell did we do everything when we BOTH worked full-time? I have no idea.

[opie011]

I build commercial vaults, install lots of large TL-15/30 safes, build/install pneumatic drive up tube systems, install ATMs, some alarm and surveillance work and some other crap I'm sure I'm forgetting!

I guess it's like any other job...good days and some really fu*king shi*ty days!!

[HoneyBadger]

I build commercial vaults, install lots of large TL-15/30 safes, build/install pneumatic drive up tube systems, install ATMs, some alarm and surveillance work and some other crap I'm sure I'm forgetting!

I guess it's like any other job...good days and some really fu*king shi*ty days!!

Do you do any residential work? Custom vaults and stuff like that?

[wctriumph]

you guys have a couple bikes I have interest in... the Sprint ST and the R1100R, but both have some miles on them. From a service manager point of view, is it worth taking a look at either and/or is there anything to worry about with the 85k miles on the R and 55k on the ST?

I'm looking for a back up bike that'll be used for for the longer rides that my bobber doesn't like (or when riding with people that don't want to stop every 50 miles for gas).



completely unofficially of course, I know you wouldn't/couldn't say not to buy something off the your employer's floor

PM sent and if I think a bike is not so good I will tell you.

[islandermyk]

Service manager at a European brand motorcycle dealership in Loveland. It's interesting and a challange, the things people do to their bikes and then pay us to fix them. Something new almost every day.


TEA

Just wondering if your shop sponsored a MRA racer by the name Brad Henry?

[wctriumph]

Just wondering if your shop sponsored a MRA racer by the name Brad Henry?

Yeah, Brad is our finance manager. He is running a Kawasaki 450 in the RMEC this year.

[islandermyk]

Yeah, Brad is our finance manager. He is running a Kawasaki 450 in the RMEC this year.

GAWD DAmn that guy is fast... I don't know him personally, but I got to see him run both his 636 and Duc on the track in 2010 (my first year racing) and that guy is unbelievably fast.

Did you work on his race bike (s)?