Thanks, ladies!

DQ - I've PM'd you so we don't hijack the thread.

Becca, I like the jump from snake handler to loan assistant!

Well, they could be consider one and the same!

Diazo's are copies of microfisch (I probably spelled that wrong). They're light blue after being developed, small thin pieces of plastic you used to put into a viewer to see loan docs that were stored in central vault.

It took 7 seconds to make a diazo. I was SO BORED that I would run 3 machines at a time, verses the one machine that everyone else would use (that department was not full of go getters!) I actually got chewed out because my production was too high and the losers pulling staples couldn't keep up with the mail envelope addressing (each diazo went to a requester somewhere in the bank). So I took over that job and made the diazo's. My production was still too fast. It threw off the daily production levels and caused the filing people (they had to file the microfisch back after the request was filled) to freak out because they couldn't keep up.

I realized I was not cut out for brainless work with brainless people. (And before anyone jumps on me...we had a gal who had been pulling staples out of appraisals...yes that's a job! for seven years!).

Babysitter/housesitter
JCPenney - Shoe Department
Real Estate- Receptionist/Marketing Director/Property Manager(promoted to each one within 6 months at each position)
Banking - Processing Rep, Sr. Processing Rep, Processing Specialist, Quality Assurance Specialist, LS Research Analyst and soon to be AFCM! woohoo - all promotions within 4.5 years.

login: jcpenney bad/bank good
password: ravishingron

...and Ron is at it again! hee hee - now why is JC bad? oh and you're sooo close to being HOT on the password...keep trying

Beef n Bun- cooked food and shakes
Grocery store- checker
Taco Bell- Manager
Office Depot- cashier, copy center, cash office
Starbux- barista
Banking!!!

Grr - Ron that was me, Viking Princess responding to you but I'm sure you knew that by me saying you're close to being HOT - I can't log in! grrr

did it erk you when people would order nonsencical drinks?

Like,

Iced skinny grande cappaccino breve...um...dry.

Pixie

heck, the ones i made for myself were even more ridiculous--and involved tons of cream...surprised i stayed skinny working there

Oh. I love this by the way. Everyone else is probably so sick of me but I can't stop laughing. I can beat a dead horse with the best of em.

Mowed lawns (at one time did 15 a week)
Busboy
Fast Food
Janitor
Fast Food
Navy (23 years - Admin Officer on Submarines)
Branch Manager with a lot of collateral duties

Seadevil

Before banking:

High School
Worked in a local department store
Work on farms

College:
Ace Helpful Hardware Man

After College:
High School Teacher: Marketing and Distributive Education

Banking:
Assistant Branch Manager-Loan Officer
Loan Officer and Marketing Manager
Commercial Loan Manager
Loan Review and Credit Analysis

Also teach several AIB classes. This term it is Money and Banking.

babysitting
dishwasher
burger king
sandwich maker
AT&T operator
grocery clerk
bank teller

bus girl
newspaper insert stuffer
office assistant
typist
legal secretary
minute clerk for criminal court judge
loan secretary
loan officer
vice president

Grocery checker
College engineering dept. secretary
Congressional intern
Camp counselor
Sales clerk at Express
Pepsi uh huh girl
Buser at pizza place
Activities center clerk
Census bureau pr asst.
Insurance telemarketer
High school debate coach
PR asst. at YMCA
Waitress at Chili's (sadly I made more per hour then )
Banker

(In college I always had 4 jobs at one time. Maybe that's why I'm so tired now!)

Like many, I started out with mowing lawns and delivering papers.

Then in my teens, I was a dishwasher (and later a line cook) at a local diner.

Some of the part time jobs I held during my early days in banking (and I thoroughly enjoyed all of these jobs):
Cashier-type-person at a craft & hobby store.
Newspaper delivery truck driver.
Running tumblers at a metal finishing plant.

Lifeguard
Mowed lawns
Hay baling (one time)
McDonalds
Nursery (the kind with plants)
Home Center
Cafeteria at a girls' dormitory (you only get this job if one of the other guys dies)
Electrician's helper
Runner
Transport driver (driving a leaky old bobtail delivering diesel fuel for a guy who owned a string of convenience stores.)
Convenience Store Clerk
Lawn mower (again)
Landscaping at a major league ballpark
Clean up crew for residential construction sites
Door to door sales
Night watchman at a sorority house (see note on kitchen worker at girls' dormitory)
Electrician's helper (again)
Assembly line worker at an auto manufacturing plant
Financial software quality control
Lawyer

Wow, you asked for it.

Food industry:
1-I did dishes and breaded the chicken for a buffet place
2-Hardee's cook
3-Taco John's cook
4-Pizza delivery
5-Burger King cook
6-Cook at daycare center

Grocery industry
1-Fareway stores
Bagger/stocker
Produce assistant
2-HyVee stores
All around grunt
3-Sunshine Foods
Frozen/Dairy assistant manager
4-Econo Foods
Processed meats manager

Construction industry
1-Asphalt road construction
2-Bridge construction
3-Concrete road/sidewalk construction

Customer Service industry
1-Gateway (2000) Customer service rep
2-MCI Consumer Markets Customer Service rep

Banking
--Drive thru teller
--Retail banker
--Teller line/trainer
--Bookkeeping/unposted/NSF
--Fraud Manager/Security
--Babysitter of folks like Spivol (see page 1)

Oh, I forgot a stint at Wal-Mart in the Lawn n Garden dept and the overnight shift at a convenience store (great for getting homework done for college!!)

Kroger stocker
Dairy Queen night shift manager (while a senior in H.S.)

Banking:
teller
head teller
loan admin. asst.
Retail Lender
now a Teller Supervisor/Compliance Officer

Quote:

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Pepsi uh huh girl

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Please explain!