I do graphic design for a marketing department in a travel technology company :oKPj wrote:Pretty much right about be. Marketing, working for a travel technology company (our customers are mostly travel agencies)
What's everyone's career?
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Doc- Corporate Lawyer? LOL I must seem soulless...it's Rucifer not Lucifer! haha jk.
Actually I'm a college student who at the moment works the front desk of a hotel. The other day there was this big, funny guy that was from texas (a guy who you could tell could prolly squat 2 or 3 of me) but looks like he might indulge in cheeseburgers every so often
. He was quite funny and witty tho- Hoosegow you didn't happen to visit ohio recently did ya? 
Actually I'm a college student who at the moment works the front desk of a hotel. The other day there was this big, funny guy that was from texas (a guy who you could tell could prolly squat 2 or 3 of me) but looks like he might indulge in cheeseburgers every so often


I can't remember whether you're from the UK or not. If so, then you probably know of who I work for, 'cause we're one of the best in the UK, destroying the competition, and in the process of taking over the world (ok we've having a crack at Oz and possibly the States and we've not 'destroyed' anyone but I would say we're a market leader)frigginwizard wrote:I do graphic design for a marketing department in a travel technology company :oKPj wrote:Pretty much right about be. Marketing, working for a travel technology company (our customers are mostly travel agencies)

(above is reference to the travel technology side, which is the core of the business, not the marketing side, which is what I do)
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You guys are pretty accurate with me.
I'm a part-time ESL teacher and part-time trainer at two different places (one private gym, one community center-style one), I've got my own private training clients, and I do some odd stuff on the side - IT, freelance writing, tutoring, etc. But I'm still only training people part-time.
Shouldn't this be in general chatter?
I'm a part-time ESL teacher and part-time trainer at two different places (one private gym, one community center-style one), I've got my own private training clients, and I do some odd stuff on the side - IT, freelance writing, tutoring, etc. But I'm still only training people part-time.
Shouldn't this be in general chatter?
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So you're not a 25 year old figure athlete?Helena115 wrote:Well, I started out a molecular biologist, got my PhD in cardiovascular medicin (I'm not a medical doctor though, my research was all genetics), did a post-doc in gene therapy, got an administrative position in the academic field, and now I'm back at my alma mater with the long fancy title "Scientific Administration Coordinator" which means I don't necessarily have to do the adminstration myself but get to coordinate it and tell other people how to do it![]()
I'm responsible for grants reports and applications, and I also get myself involved in alot of science communication (web content, annual reports, newsletters, posters etc.). The non-profit organization I work for coordinates international neuroscience research.
As a hobby I make jewelry (I wanted to be a goldsmith when I was little but my parents made me get a "proper" education) :)

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Re: What's everyone's career?
A bit of everything Helena, but mainly on the jazz tip though.Helena115 wrote:What kind of music?