What career has allowed you to buy your camaro?

[OK2DRUL]

Bought the car at 25, now I'm 27. I'm a CPA working in public accounting. Not the typical accountant's car, but it works for me!

[benji276289]

Restaurant manager for Friendlys for 15 years then route salesman for Wonder Bread for 19 years. Now semi-retired.

[lbheat]

26yrs old Industrial Engineer/Mfg Production Manager in the defense industry, fast track plan= huge raises each year

Manufacturing parts for Missile detection satellites.

[Towlie]

10 years military. 4yrs Marines, 2yrs active reserve, 4yrs Coast Guard. Medically retired at 35 with the bone structure of a 70yr old!!!! Needless to say I took a beating giving that 110% they wanted from me everyday, got a Camaro out of it though!!

[RunRS9114]

I'm 26 years old. Chemical Engineer. I worked in the Paper Manufacturing industry for nearly three years, then switched to the Plastics Manufacturing industry. I'm responsible for process/project design, implementation, and troubleshooting. Sounds much more interesting than it really is.

[Irishblackcoffee]

Retired military for 22yrs

[Abomb1223]

26 health and pe teacher as well as personal trainer : )

[Low Saturn]

I'm a "Procurement Specialist" for a major health care provider at a satellite clinic for a large hospital. I'm basically a buyer for all supplies needed in the clinic. Everything from light bulbs, toilet paper, needles, syringes, beds, wheelchairs, etc. Pretty much anything you'd see or touch once you enter the building.

Its a pretty good job. No stress, good pay and really good benefits. There's a lot of good jobs in health care that doesn't involve being a doctor or nurse. If you're young and still unsure what type of career you're interested in, I recommend looking into it.

[Josh The People]

Equipment operator for a demolition company in the summer and well testing in the oil feilds in the winter.

[AgsWinSS]

IT Project Manager/Technical Business Analyst in the Real Estate Default industry. Spent 4 years in the Air Force as an A-10 crew chief. I am cheap so I save all my money or spend it on my dream car (Camaro SS) or my wife. Money should not be the main reason you go into a career, if you do it that way you will hate life. What are you passionate about? Figure that out and pick the career that develops the things that you are passionate about and you will make alot of money.

[Dasche]

Insurance industry for 28 years, currently a claims specialist, I had to relocate or lose my job so I bought the Camaro as a consolation prize to myself.

[lbheat]

Originally Posted by Low Saturn

I'm a "Procurement Specialist" for a major health care provider at a satellite clinic for a large hospital. I'm basically a buyer for all supplies needed in the clinic. Everything from light bulbs, toilet paper, needles, syringes, beds, wheelchairs, etc. Pretty much anything you'd see or touch once you enter the building.

Its a pretty good job. No stress, good pay and really good benefits. There's a lot of good jobs in health care that doesn't involve being a doctor or nurse. If you're young and still unsure what type of career you're interested in, I recommend looking into it.

Good job man. Thats an industry i will get into after i get all my schooling paid for at my company. I want to get into kaiser medical as a project manager or process improvement manager, but with time and experience i hope to get there.

[loliveira08]

Got a decent job right out of college!

I also still live at home so the rent I pay is far less because it includes utilities, food, and everything else!

It's not really about what job you end up doing. It's about where you choose to spend your paycheck!

[Bulldog3071]

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