what's ya crust?

[ausjack]

I'm now on the DSP after getting hurt at work but I'm still interested in what you do for a crust. We know trout is a tunnel rat :mocking: sorry mate, minner

[trout]

I'm NOT a Miner, I'm a Mill Reliner.
A huge differance.
We do the work the "Miners" can't handle:dance2:

[ausjack]

My mistake..sorry mate :winkextra:

[Robster]

I work for a woman who instructs me in the art of cooking, cleaning, gardening, and other duties.!! Luckily each morning I find a "to do list" so I don't even have to make any decisions!! If I get caught with a table full of coins, 2x2's and various other stuff I simply state that I am "Studying":idea:

[Triggersmob]

I am a Trade Team Leader in an automotive parts store.
Second biggest store in Australia.
We mainly handle all the country orders for W.A.
Been there now for 34 years.

[robbiegal]

I'm interested to know what a mill reliner does please

[trout]

I'm interested to know what a mill reliner does please

This is the mob I work for
http://relinesaust.com/

[keldaw]

i am retired  , 70 years of age next friday 04/01/2013

 was  a drover out west when i was young , then was a bus driver for 30 years ..  did city work sometimes and charter work when i was needed ..
                         ,, kel ,,

[Bigfellani5]

I am a coin dealer. Past life was a tax auditor with the ATO and then before that worked for Centrelink.

[robbiegal]

I'm interested to know what a mill reliner does please

This is the mob I work for
http://relinesaust.com/

thanks!

[enworb]

I am a coin dealer. Past life was a tax auditor with the ATO and then before that worked for Centrelink.

I am currently a casual employee at the ATO, my old man has worked there 30 years as well.

I did a stint at Centrelink when Qld flooded a few years back to help process the emergency payments.

Other than a little work there and setting up a bit of an ebay store im a full time university student.

[Goldseeker]

Retired Soldier and ex prison Officer.

[Fr45h3R]

I'm a database administrator, on DB2 on z/OS (Mainframe) for a large australian retailer.
Picked all my skills up on the job, and I really enjoy working on the mainframe, its nice to have that much process power at your fingertips

[robbiegal]

I'm a database administrator, on DB2 on z/OS (Mainframe) for a large australian retailer.
Picked all my skills up on the job, and I really enjoy working on the mainframe, its nice to have that much process power at your fingertips

I'd love to do something like that but not sure if I'm computer smart enough - we have a huge data base where I work and I've liked using it from day 1 and at work i'm about the only person who i've met who enjoys using it! I'd love to get behind the system and work with it! I'm jealous

[Fr45h3R]

I'm a database administrator, on DB2 on z/OS (Mainframe) for a large australian retailer.
Picked all my skills up on the job, and I really enjoy working on the mainframe, its nice to have that much process power at your fingertips

I'd love to do something like that but not sure if I'm computer smart enough - we have a huge data base where I work and I've liked using it from day 1 and at work i'm about the only person who i've met who enjoys using it! I'd love to get behind the system and work with it! I'm jealous

One thing i've noticed over the last 12 years I have been working in an IT position, is that plain old common sense is about 90% of the job.
If you understand what you're looking at, the computer side of it is easy.
You should go for it!

I went to a user group for DB2 a few months back and one of the talks was about 'big data' and it was very interesting.
Check out some of the videos on here
http://www.ibmbigdatahub.com/