Dream job?

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definitely a pilot, that would be soooo sweet. or a job where i dont have to deal with anybody and can do the work on my own. hand me something to fix and leave me alone. id love to get a job in physics if there are any or astrophysics. i love applying concepts to the place above us and next to us.

this get me soo pumped

I think my dream job would be running a horse rescue. Rehabilitating horses, training them, and finding them new homes.

1.} Travel Industry

2.} Film Industry

I just submitted a resume to Horizon Air the other day. Hoping for the best.

Working from home as a painter, taking commissions, and living in a hues in the country, yeah that's my dream

I wanna be an upper level hardware/database programmer/analyst. Started working on my Associates degree this Spring. Wanting to earn up to Masters degree.

Autism specialist/university professor. Not only do I want to help people like me function more easily with neurotypicals, I want to educate neurotypicals and really make them see that we're not all what they see in movies.

I'm on the path already! I'm a school-based SLP.

Second choice would be emergency medicine physician.

painting and heading up a proper comfortable clothing company.

Brain Surgeon

One of the following:

Web/IT consultant running a boutique consulting shop.

IT director for a non-profit helping persons on the spectrum (may come true if we get enough funding to cover my salary)


Information architect.

I don't have one. I just want to take lots of road trips.

I used to be really passionate about working on movies, but I've done so many and it's sort of become a dead-end for the time being.... I don't really care anymore, I just want to travel.

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My dream job would be to do paintings for a living, and to have my own jewelry line as a second job.

When I was a kid, I wanted to be a marine biologist. I still like the idea of doing research out at sea for months at a time.

I think now... I'd like to be a data scientist. Researching, reporting... occasionally going to seminars or conferences with other data geeks. I'd be down with that.

I do some of that in my current job, but, I also have to deal with a lot of stupid people and play nice with them. That, compounded by some boring work, makes me want out.
Also, being the only female on the engineering team, I get interrupted CONSTANTLY by people asking questions because they assume I'm one of the receptionists or because they think women are more approachable and happy to help.
It takes a lot of effort to respond pleasantly when I am interrupted while concentrating.

Dood... nice.

For one of my classes last year (finishing up a bachelor's in Computer Science Management), Database Analysis and Design, we had to interview a DBA for a report and presentation.
I came to find out that my company has 9 DBA's on staff. I ended up interviewing two of them, since they were both willing to speak with me.

Their work is complex and very important to our operations, but, most people don't even know that they're there. They both said they love their work and wouldn't want to do anything else.
Of course, they both also said one source of never-ending frustration for them was the users they had to work with when setting up or reworking any of the applications accessing the databases... mostly frustrated by the ignorance of the users requesting changes that would break other things or something.

I've always been compelled to write, but, really, find it a painful process.

I have been able to work on a couple of books (software, because I have no imagination )... but, realize, I am much more suited to being a Technical Editor than an author.

I really admire you people who can write.

Pre-school teacher