What are the Acoustic Forumers' occupation?

[eyesore]

HVAC and plumbing for 40 something years, for the last 21 years I work at a bridge that goes from NJ to Philadelphia, retirement is close but don't want to go until the Pandemic show is over.

[dermeister1331]

Air Force.

[lfoo6952]

Originally Posted by dermeister1331

Air Force.

Thank you for your service!

[lfoo6952]

Originally Posted by iim7V7IM7

I started in the medical device R&D (10-years) and then pharmaceutical R&D (25-years and still going). Actually currently focused on some SARS-CoV-2 vaccine and therapeutic programs.

We have something in common. I worked in the pharma industry for over 40 years in Manufacturing, R&D, and Quality Assurance. Now semi-retired working as a Quality consultant.

[tinnitus]

Not that everyone would admit it, but many musicians here might've operated freelance pharmaceutical distributorships "back in the band days."

[dermeister1331]

Originally Posted by lfoo6952

Thank you for your service!

Thank you for your support

[KarenB]

Originally Posted by tinnitus

Not that everyone would admit it, but many musicians here might've operated freelance pharmaceutical distributorships "back in the band days."

Ha-Ha-Ha

[jansch101]

Originally Posted by tinnitus

Not that everyone would admit it, but many musicians here might've operated freelance pharmaceutical distributorships "back in the band days."

Well I used to say that I spent much time in the 1970’s in the field doing post doctoral research into marijuana cultivation which involved lengthy travel field trips to Afghanistan and Morocco 😂😂😂

[Wellington]

Plumber, previously electrical and handyman, and for a few years a food bank manager and property manager.

[MrDB]

Crown Prince of the Outer Galaxy.

In my spare time I've owned an insurance agency since 1980.

[RP]

Originally Posted by dermeister1331

Air Force.

What was your career field???

[Mycroft]

Originally Posted by Wade Hampton

Full time Love God of the North...
whm

Pretty low standards in the North. I remember when they use to run Bachelorette tours of Alaska with the tagline: "The odds are good but the goods are odd."

[Mycroft]

Attorney, since going to Law School in my 40s. Spent most of my 20s as a Sun Bronzed Snow God in Lake Tahoe, New Zealand, France, Australia, Switzerland, Kashmir. Fed my adrenaline habit working as a bartender, ski instructor, ski shop employee, working summer construction, fire lookout.

Much of my 30s driving a cab in Anchorage, after the '85 economic crash there, but it put me through two Undergraduate degrees (and 4 multi-month trips to SE Asia). Computer and systems technician for the biggest bank in Alaska, taking care of the statewide ATM network. Put out of work by technological development (debit cards). Tried to get into the nascent Internet Banking division, but I didn't have the sheepskin even though I knew more than the people who they were hiring. At which point I decided, "Hey, Law School. Why not?"

[Mooh]

Musician for the last 20 years. Before that, twenty years of a variety of full and part time jobs, mostly in building maintenance and labour relations, but gigged on the side.

[dermeister1331]

Originally Posted by RP

What was your career field???

Well, I’m still in. Linguist.