The Job Thread!

Quote :

I started developing wrist problems

manny wrote:

This economy is killing all of us

No doubt. I worked 6 hours last week...and this week 0.

Troublezone wrote:

Quote :

I started developing wrist problems

No, thats not what caused my wrist problems. If it were that it would have happened loooong ago. Too much information?

detuned wrote:

thejokeriv wrote:

...left to go to AOL (great place to work for the first 2 years, then after the AOL/Time Warner merger it sucked. Everyone from the old days left).

Small world, I worked at AOL from 2004 - 2006.

It is a small world! What did you do and where did you work for AOL?

thejokeriv wrote:

detuned wrote:

thejokeriv wrote:

...left to go to AOL (great place to work for the first 2 years, then after the AOL/Time Warner merger it sucked. Everyone from the old days left).

Small world, I worked at AOL from 2004 - 2006.

It is a small world! What did you do and where did you work for AOL?

AOL Premium Services LLC (in Dulles). I'm still not really sure what I did.

detuned wrote:

thejokeriv wrote:

detuned wrote:

thejokeriv wrote:

...left to go to AOL (great place to work for the first 2 years, then after the AOL/Time Warner merger it sucked. Everyone from the old days left).

Small world, I worked at AOL from 2004 - 2006.

It is a small world! What did you do and where did you work for AOL?

AOL Premium Services LLC (in Dulles). I'm still not really sure what I did.

LOL!!!! Where you in CC5? I worked in Reston, CC3, CC2 (I miss that building! I had a great office!), Herndon and CC6. I think alot of people weren;t quiet sure what they did.... The company was a MUCH better company until late 2002, then it all went to hell and changed for the worse. That's when the mass exodus of the early AOLer's started to leave (if they weren't laid off by whoever was in power at the moment and wanted to get rid of the old AOLer's)

I was in 3 different buildings in 2 years, they kept moving us around. I don't even remember which ones anymore. I was (one of) the Program Managers for MusicNet@AOL. All I have to show for it is a baseball cap.

Forgot : also been working as a part time guitar teacher for about 3 months now.

sam wrote:

Forgot : also been working as a part time guitar teacher for about 3 months now.

How is that going for you? I have a few personal clients but mostly do it for free. For the personal ones i charge $25 an hr or $50 for a 3 hour session.

sam wrote:

Forgot : also been working as a part time guitar teacher for about 3 months now.

Can you play that Seinfeld bass thing?

MetalRob331 wrote:

sam wrote:

Forgot : also been working as a part time guitar teacher for about 3 months now.

How is that going for you? I have a few personal clients but mostly do it for free. For the personal ones i charge $25 an hr or $50 for a 3 hour session.

20 bucks an hour, lessons geared however the client likes.

Troublezone wrote:

sam wrote:

Forgot : also been working as a part time guitar teacher for about 3 months now.

Can you play that Seinfeld bass thing?

never thought about that, I give her a shot.

The best TV show bassline of all-time is the Barney Miller theme. Hands down.

detuned wrote:

The best TV show bassline of all-time is the Barney Miller theme. Hands down.

How'bout the "Night Court" theme? That had a pretty groovy jam to it.