What does everyone do for a living? Some might come as a surprise. Ill start I detail Cars for a car dealership.
I work at the Dallas Zoo gift shop. It's called Zoofari Market. I spend most of my time receiving and backstocking. I also work as a writer. My completed works : Victim 23 - Short Story (Unreleased) The Candidate - Novel (Unreleased) Tale of the Seven Seas - Non Fiction (Amazon) History of the Dallas Zoo:1888-1940 - Non Fiction (Amazon, I-Tunes) Upcoming release : Six Flags Over Texas:50 Years Of Entertainment. Audiobook currently available on I-Tunes. New projects : Interview With A Bonehead, Lessons My Mother Never Taught Me, History of the Dallas Zoo:1941-1978
It figures the writer (CLEUSK) would have to use a different font than everyone else! As some already know, I am a sales clerk and class instructor at a professional photo lab. Although if anyone knows of any zoos looking for a staff photographer, I am willing to relocate.
I'm a university student studying a BSc in Animal Management - specialising in Companion and Zoo animals (of course) Jusko's job surprised me!
I am a 25 year old High School teacher - Social Studies. I teach in a rural system in Northeast Alabama. I teach on a modified block system where I teach 4 classes a day (90 minutes each) with a 45 minute prep period at the end of the day. As part of my teaching duties I also am the schools head softball coach, I am an assistant coach for High school football in the fall, and I am the advisor for Student Government. I also an the operation/manager of our farm. We raise purebread hereford cattle, boer goats, Bison, and pulpwood. We also have 2000 acres of land we inherited that are leased to Chesapeake energy for Hydraulic Fracture Natural Gas Extraction.
I am a Msc student in Forest- and Nature Conservation, with a specialization in Ecology, at Wageningen University (NL). Further I work as a field worker for bat inventarisations in summer time.
I work for a large Excess & Surplus insurance company. At one time or other we've written policies for several zoos across the US and one of our up & coming programs writes a lot of zoo insurance policies.
a survey . In the Netherlands we have the "Flora and Fauna law", so it is obligatory for building projects ( f.e. a new highway or demolishing buildings) to make a risk-assessment, what the impact on flora and fauna could be and what kind of compensation/mitigation measures should be done. And because of this law, there are many companies who do these assessments and I am one of the persons who does bat-surveys in this kind of projects. I was just assuming that the dutch "inventarisatie" would literally translate into inventarisation
A gray office mouse - accounting, controlling, financial management, tax consulting, human resources. Slowly branching into quality and HSE (health & safety & environment) management.
Well, the word does not appear to be in the English language. I suspect you might have wanted the word "inventory" which refers to a list of articles or a catalog, or as a verb means to evaluate (or survey). Hix
I work in the Housing industry, working as a modern apprentice in the Customer Contact Team of a social housing trust.
I work in the education department at the Santa Ana Zoo at Prentice Park, at the Santa Ana Zoo I take care of the Bactrian camels and the childrens zoo animals such as Ponies, Pigs, Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Birds of Prey etc., at the Santa Ana Zoo I also facilitate animal shows were I handle Birds of Prey, Opossums, Talking Parrots etc., at the Santa Ana Zoo I also walk around the zoo answeing questions about the animals that the guests have and may also give tours I also work at the Los Angeles Zoo as a Volunteer Animal Keeper, the Animals I work with include Grevys zebras, Pronghorns, Nubian ibex, Black duiker, Red flanked duiker, Southern pudu, Ocelots, Prarie dogs and Childrens Zoo animals, I am not technically a keeper, basically what I do is I work along side paid keepers helping them prepare food, give medication, open and close doors and gates etc. At the Los Angeles Zoo I have been there a couple months, but at the Santa Ana Zoo I have been there 5 years, since i was 16 I really enjoy these jobs, I have had other jobs that I didnt enjoy too much, those jobs were ages 18 through 19, I worked at an Exotic Pet Vet Clinic, I loved the job and my co-workers, but I decided it was best I continue to Work at Zoos and Wildlife Parks instead age 17, I worked as an aid and mentor for middle school and high school students with autism and down syndrome, I honestly didnt like It much because It had absolutely nothing to do with zoos or animals, although there was a kid who had a special interest in zoos and animals, I enjoyed mentoring him but it just honestly wasnt the same as working at a zoo with animals age 17, I worked at my mom's office doing reasearch and copying papers etc. sorry to say but that wasnt for me when I was 18 or 19 I applyed for education possitions at the San Diego Zoo and at the Living Desert, but those havent followed through for some reason when I was 15 and in 9th grade, I thought about working at my local exotic pet store, but that never followed through either