What do you do (for work) when you're not riding?

Currently approaching 4 years with Apple, I am a Senior Technical Advisor with the AppleCare Mac+ division and a Team Manager Apprentice. What that really means is that if you call into Apple and have either a really hard technical question or you are a disgusting piece of worthless sh!t that calls itself "human" you get to me and I am the top of the food chain for people customers can speak to at Apple. When I am not taking calls (ugh :sick: ) then I sometimes get lucky enough to backfill for Managers and manage their teams while they are out for several days to several weeks and develop their team and work as a Manager. If I am lucky in the next 6-12 months I will be promoted and have my own team and not have to take any phone calls again, WOOT!

Brett

32 years in the carpentry trades,,I owned my own renovation , framing business for 22 years..Knight Building & Renovation.. we've been building alot of additions as of lately..just built this bike Shack in the back yard last summer...I live in western MD..

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Here's bike Shack

Racing is like a part time job for me when ever money is required i am going to be race, full time i am working as an seo analyst.

I restore motorcycles and do vapor blasting for other people doing the same.

Field Manager for Directv/ATT. Someday i hope to work for myself building custom bikes/parts.

I'm responsible for the voice and data networks for Britains largest container port.

I'm a self employed motorcycle courier in a small town in rural Georgia. I ride to work, and I ride to play... I don't get much work though. It's not that I'm not good at it, it's mostly that I started doing work for people in the neighborhood and word spread from there by word of mouth. I typically make JUST enough to cover my monthly expenses and it's VERY meager.

I am the Network guy for Kentucky State University, and I am adjunct faculty in Computer Science at the same University. I will complete my Doctorate this month, and hope to move to full time faculty, the first of next year.

Thanks, Cwise

I responded to this thread years ago. Today, I work for an architectural manufacturer as a sort of trouble shooter.
Bill

KZQ wrote: I responded to this thread years ago. Today, I work for an architectural manufacturer as a sort of trouble shooter.
Bill

Haha! I loathed titles, refused to have one for many years at my first business, would not let anyone else have one either. When I finally gave in, the first title I used on a business card was "Head Cheese". I enjoyed the double entendre too, along with those that recognized it .

Current card says "Chief RestoCycler". And my last official act yesterday before closing up the shop was on my knees cleaning the floor around the vapor blaster and taking out the trash. The paparazzi were waiting for me outside.

N.