What's everyone's line of work and salary?

dc2GS-R

Super Moderator
Age: 30
Education: Masters in Mechanical Engineering, Bachelors in Physics, Minor in Math
Occupation: Principal R&D Engineer (oilfield)

3 DSM's
1 RX7
1 Camry
1 Integra GSR
1 S14
1 G35 Sedan
1 IS350

Still have a 99 GSX and the IS350
 

Muckman

Not a M0derator
R13 said:
This makes me happy being in the IT field with no college.
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Its still a disadvantage but its probably one of the only white collar professions where you can do well without college. Of course it always depends on the hiring manager and company values. I found that managers who themselves didn't have a college degree were more likely to take you seriously as they know text book experience is meaningless. Then of course your job performance allows advancement and resume building. I had my first IT job 6 months out of high school where I greatly exaggerated my experience and bullshitted my way in the door. From there its resume building.
 

dc2GS-R

Super Moderator
Muckman said:
very nice! You usually don't see that now days.
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I graduated high school when I was 17. Went to work in the oil/gas industry, got my BSME when I was 21 did about 6 years of work and went back for my Masters. They had a double major program that I only needed a few classes to satisfy so I went forward with that which automatically qualified me for a minor, all I had to do was apply for it. The tab for all of my engineering studies was picked up by my employer. I only came out of pocket to satisfy the BSPhy, which by the time I did that I could easily pay cash for anyway.
 

96LSteg

Jemel
95B18BTurbo said:
Age: 31

Family: Have a cat named Pouncer, and a girlfriend I think :???:

Occupation: Explosive Ordnance Disposal Craftsman (Bomb Squad)

Education: High school grad. with some college

Salary: Depends on the year and whether or not I deploy

Cars since 16:
94 Chevy Cavalier 2dr 3spd Auto
02 Z24 Cavalier 4spd Auto w/ GMPP supercharger
72 VW Bug 4spd
04 Toyota Tacoma SR5 V6 4x4 extended cab
06 Chevy Cobalt SS Supercharged (custom Lysholm 1200ax twinscrew setup)
93 Chevy S-10 short bed standard cab 2wd 5spd
95 DC4 Integra built/turbo'd/JDM ITR front a.k.a.The Green Monster
94 DC2 Integra 5spd w/ LS swap
91 CRX HF w/ B16A swap
94 DC4 Integra 5spd w/ B20 swap
04 Chevy Colorado ZQ8 5 cylinder auto short bed standard cab
91 Toyota MR2 Turbo
06 Scion tC 5spd
2010 Chevy Silverdo Z71 4x4 5.3 2LT fully loaded
99 DC2 Integra 5spd fully built a.k.a. The Green Monster's Ghost
91 CRX Si w/B16A swap
04 Subaru WRX STi stanced on Work Emotion CR Kai's
98 DC2 Integra 5spd JDM ITR front from The Green Monster

Accidents:
- Rear ended in the 94 cavalier
- Side swiped in the 94 cavalier
- Ex-Girlfriend totalled the 06 Cobalt SS/SC into a tattoo shop high on spice...yeah
- Hydroplained in the 95 DC4 a.k.a. The Green Monster backwards into a telephone pole = totalled out
- The 2010 Silverado was backed into one night
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Army EOD?
 

Ryan659

Active Member
Age:

30

Occupation:

BS degree in Bus. admin w/ concentration in accountancy
CPA (No, I don't do taxes so don't ask :p )

Salary:

Don't worry about it :p

Cars I've owned:

97 Plymouth Neon (was my high school beater/ricer car but had fun tearing it apart and messing around)

97 LS - Stolen and recovered with a missing hubcap. Insurance paid me off so I didn't get it back

Current car is my 94 LS (weekend) and an 05 accord EX-V6 (DD)

I'm getting old, fat, and grumpy :lol:
 
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Gbaby2089

Negative Ned
Age: 22

Family: Soon to be engaged

Occupation: Retail sales

Education: Soon to be graduate with BS-Political Science

Cars:
Current - N/A
Past - 08 Fit, 99 DC4, 91 Civic Si, 03 Galant, 97 Avenger, 96 Jetta

Accidents: None
 

jbrown97ls

Active Member
dc2GS-R said:
$0....literally

All cars, bike, school and house is paid for.
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*highfive* I'm at $0 debt also. I hope it can stay that way. The only thing I've bought on credit is a $1500 laptop and that was just so I could establish some form of credit. I despise credit cards.


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Muckman

Not a M0derator
Credit cards are great. Use other peoples money while mitigating risk to yourself. Theres no reason why you cant pay it off in full every month.
 

DonJulio

Reppin' tha NW
I'm a bad influence, I might be in only 2 accidents. 1 was not my fault the other... Put me about 6000 in insurance debt.

Ever since then ... Lol.

Always have insurance people!!! Even if it's just liability!



Now I'm on my wife's insurance, full coverage. Cheaper than my own by a long shot tell you what.
 
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