Dream Job

[OwinC]

A crane operator who sits on his tail. Wait! I already do operate a crane. A LIEBHERR 954 scrap crane. At a local Bar Mill. B:)

[hardnrg]

The first one to guess which gets an e-cookie.

Basketball, where's my cookie?!

[daniel]

work in TOP GEAR or have my own brand of cars

[Nerm]

Basketball, where's my cookie?!

 

Ask this guy I think he stole it! lol

 

[Waco]

I dunno, working at Micron in Test Admin is pretty frickin' awesome. I don't think I've ever has so much fun doing "work."

[nan0click]

Realistically speaking, my goal is to have a relaxed deskjob with a bunch of like-minded people in a low pressure environment. Unrealistically, probably sports car driver, or maybe a basketball player.

[LoArmistead]

Ever since I was little I always had dreams of commanding troops in combat; I think it's one of the greatest honors an American can have. It's what I always wanted to do. Sadly the urge for that has not worn out over time, so we'll see what happens once I graduate. If that doesn't fall into place, I definitely want to dedicate my life giving back to a country that has given me so much, working for the CIA or FBI tracking down terrorists

[Bosco]

You related to Bush by chance

[Bleeble]

Ever since I was little I always had dreams of commanding troops in combat; I think it's one of the greatest honors an American can have. It's what I always wanted to do. Sadly the urge for that has not worn out over time, so we'll see what happens once I graduate. If that doesn't fall into place, I definitely want to dedicate my life giving back to a country that has given me so much, working for the CIA or FBI tracking down terrorists

With a college degree you could get a good position in the US armed forces, especially if you stay with it long-term. I've looked at the compensation for the Army, Navy, and Air Force and if you can stick it out for 20+ years, you're in pretty good shape. I've seriously considered joining, but my lack of college education makes a big difference. I'd be just another grunt on the ground stopping bullets with my body. And then there's the fact that I don't even know what I want to do next week, so I don't know how I can commit to a minimum of 2 years.

 

OK, tangent over. Return to the original topic.

[LoArmistead]

With a college degree you could get a good position in the US armed forces, especially if you stay with it long-term. I've looked at the compensation for the Army, Navy, and Air Force and if you can stick it out for 20+ years, you're in pretty good shape. I've seriously considered joining, but my lack of college education makes a big difference. I'd be just another grunt on the ground stopping bullets with my body. And then there's the fact that I don't even know what I want to do next week, so I don't know how I can commit to a minimum of 2 years.

 

OK, tangent over. Return to the original topic.

 

With my current path, I'm looking at doing either a 2 or 4 year stint once I graduate, all depending on how long I am able to put up with the red tape. After that, I can further pursue my accounting career and at some point in time get into the CIA, using my military background as well as my in-demand accounting experience to do so

 

You related to Bush by chance

 

thankfully no

[Bosco]

thankfully no

 

Ok just checking

[Overclocker16]

With a college degree you could get a good position in the US armed forces, especially if you stay with it long-term. I've looked at the compensation for the Army, Navy, and Air Force and if you can stick it out for 20+ years, you're in pretty good shape. I've seriously considered joining, but my lack of college education makes a big difference. I'd be just another grunt on the ground stopping bullets with my body. And then there's the fact that I don't even know what I want to do next week, so I don't know how I can commit to a minimum of 2 years.

 

OK, tangent over. Return to the original topic.

 

AF for 4 or 6 years, get your degree, go to OTS and bam you're a butter bar for a while