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- Rack 'n Ruin
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Store Operations Assistant for Marks and Spencer. I spend most of the time in the loading bay unloading delivery wagons and sending all the empty cages and crates back. Breaking down card board also takes up a lot of my time on Saturday mornings.
Other than that we're paid to move any heavy equipment around (display racks and such), pull stock and other jobs that no-one else wants to do.
Other than that we're paid to move any heavy equipment around (display racks and such), pull stock and other jobs that no-one else wants to do.
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- secretcode
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Currently I'm a graduate student working on my doctorate in Chemistry. In about 4 months I'll hopefully have some sort of neat title in R&D at some company/corporation.
Basically my job (yes, I can call it a job, I work in a lab round-about 60 hours a week) entails running reactions and hopefully isolating useful products day in day out. Currently I'm working on some interesting catalytic chemistry. For the most part I go in every day, take care of what ever I had running the day before, and set something new up, or repeat something that was promising from before. It's challenging as 90% of the chemistry I do is oxygen and water sensitive, which means everything needs to be done under nitrogen gas. I hope that makes sense to people. And it was probably more boring of an explanation than I anticipated.
Basically my job (yes, I can call it a job, I work in a lab round-about 60 hours a week) entails running reactions and hopefully isolating useful products day in day out. Currently I'm working on some interesting catalytic chemistry. For the most part I go in every day, take care of what ever I had running the day before, and set something new up, or repeat something that was promising from before. It's challenging as 90% of the chemistry I do is oxygen and water sensitive, which means everything needs to be done under nitrogen gas. I hope that makes sense to people. And it was probably more boring of an explanation than I anticipated.
- Transformer Kamen
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Interesting you should say so, as I work in an actual library; suppose that makes me a mundane librarian.Springer007 wrote:I am a glorified Librarian over at Books A Million.
Shouldn't be the case for too much longer though. It's a part-time gig until I get out of college (this Summer. Yahoo!), and move elsewhere for grad school.
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Yeah, it's fun to work with neat stuff all day. Unless it doesn't work which usually ends up turning brown. Those are the crappy days. But every once in a while you get a good one... that's when it's all worth it. Chemistry research is a matter of training yourself for failure 90% of the time. The other 10% is when it's awesome.Notabot wrote:Cool! I miss chemistry. I was a chem major for a few semesters before a series of events led me to the ministry. I still enjoy it, but don't run into a chance to use it that much anymore, other than vinegar/baking soda volcanoes with the kids.
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Technically, couldn't people sat at the bar be classed as Bar Supervisors?Prowl1984 wrote:Bar Supervisor...i erm...supervise. basically do a fair bit of the back of house stuff while my minions serve customers...it's good to have minions
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- Dead Man Wade
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why would you come to swansea? ohhhh you're from hull...sorryelectro girl wrote:I'll have you know I'm a very curteous bar customer. If I'm ever in Swansea look out cos I'll polite the hell out of you!
courtesy is a factor that's a given but the nuisance aspect is making me serve when i'm desperately trying to put the delivery away or do stock checks... or drink a coffee. although no customers = no job so i shouldn't really complain
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