So who does what????

Florence · 16-Dec-2006, 19:44

It's Sat night, naff all on tele. I've just had a lovely meal and glass of a find red wine and now I'm wondering what do people on the DSC site do for a living??

I do book work and cash flow management for companies what do other people do??? I'm interested

MJS · 16-Dec-2006, 19:52

I'm a Piping Engineer in the Oil and Gas industry, currently working for a US EPC contractor, executing a gas complex expansion project in Abu Dhabi. At present, on assignment supervising Phase 4 detailed design at one of our Global Execution Centres (fancy name for low-cost) in Poland.

I can do corporate-speak

Cheers
Martin

Ozz · 16-Dec-2006, 19:52

Self employed accountant to the stars (well some of the DSC lot who are all stars!).

Florence · 16-Dec-2006, 19:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Urban996

I'm a Piping Engineer in the Oil and Gas industry, currently working for a US EPC contractor, executing a gas complex expansion project in Abu Dhabi. At present, on assignment supervising Phase 4 detailed design at one of our Global Execution Centres (fancy name for low-cost) in Poland.

I can do corporate-speak

Cheers
Martin

Wow definately NOT boring. That's very interesting.

Florence · 16-Dec-2006, 20:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ozz

Self employed accountant to the stars (well some of the DSC lot who are all stars!).

Ethics can be a b@ggar!! So you are really a loop holer

Chaz · 16-Dec-2006, 20:02

I just go on the DSC forum, How sad

MJS · 16-Dec-2006, 20:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by servicebiatch

Wow definately NOT boring. That's very interesting.

Sounds interesting, but like most jobs, it becomes tedious after doing it for long enough... but it does allow me to travel and see places I wouldn't normally go

Florence · 16-Dec-2006, 20:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by chass

I just go on the DSC forum, How sad

That's not sad. I love it!! that's really sad

So the DSC is an occupational hazzard!!

doogalman · 16-Dec-2006, 20:21

I am a"Multidimensional transferal technician"

Florence · 16-Dec-2006, 20:24

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Originally Posted by Urban996

Sounds interesting, but like most jobs, it becomes tedious after doing it for long enough... but it does allow me to travel and see places I wouldn't normally go

Do you ever feel settled or at home??? Where do you feel truly "at home"?

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16-Dec-2006, 19:52	#3
Ozz Registered Forum User Cucciolo Ducati in my Blood Bikes: 848 Evo Corse Posts: 4,941 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Wimborne, Dorset Mood: Waiting for the revolution! Self employed accountant to the stars (well some of the DSC lot who are all stars!). Reply

16-Dec-2006, 20:02	#6
Chaz Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 916 Strada Posts: 3,844 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: At some track or another:) Mood: www.od2racing.co.uk I just go on the DSC forum, How sad Reply

16-Dec-2006, 20:21	#9
doogalman Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 9,937 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Enjoy as much time without work Mood: No point in working long hours to die early I am a"Multidimensional transferal technician" Reply