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As would I. I would like to get my MS and Ph.D at once.. but not in engineering. If I get a Ph.D, its going to be in something I can make serious money with when combined with my electrical engineering BS and my work experience Otherwise, there is no point IMO.

 

I'm an IT director for a large orthopedic surgery practice.

 

I work full time for State Farm Insurance during the week and I have my own Event Planning company.

I'm interested in mainly music, my fav tv shows, movies and spending time with my closest friends and my boyfriend.

Although I'm still new to the S2K scene I'm not that new to cars. I've been around cars all my life but now I'm getting to know how the cars work from under the hood.

I like the idea of this thread!

 

Im on the Computer all day at work. Mostly s2ki. Im an Assistant Parts Manager for my local Acura dealership. No, i cant get you s2000 parts for cheaper. If i worked for Honda Id be able to do that.

 

a little late to the thread..... I am the controller (and very small % owner) of a ~$90M manuf / distriubting company of undercarriage parts for heavy duty trucks.... very glamourous.... and I own a handfull of houses that mostly assholes live in.

I hope to have the ability to kind of retire in 4-5 years (when my company in theory would be on the block to be sold so everyone could collect their $ and leave) and do something more enjoyable... pushing a pencil all day sux azz..... (of course most of my day is on this website which is )

Not sure how that would help anyone....

 

why am i not surprised ??? nobody works in the same industry with me.
I am the Banquet Manager for the largest hotel in Atlanta. No, it is not a fun job.

 

Well I used to be in the Hotel Industry as a Director of Engineering and Maintenance. I was also the Capital Assets Manager and Loss Prevention Manager with that position. After leaving the hotel industry after 15 years I started EYEPLAY RENOVATIONS a kitchen and bath remodeling business, which I had to stop because of my health. I am currently a house husband and a student taking classes in Radio Production.

 

I do outreach and communications (marketing/advertising/public relations) for the Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy (DPAP) office, which falls under the Under Secretary of Defense.

I sit next to an Army Lieutenant Colonel who is retiring in two months and enjoys giving everyone grief all day long.

On the plus side, I get to workout at the Pentagon Athletic Club, where the male to female ratio is much to my liking (about 50:1).

 

My first career was in radio, I worked in programming, promotions and production (with some on-air work) in St. Louis and Chicago. It was a blast!