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along the lines of the what do you do topic. Who here really enjoys their job?

Nick Jackson · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jun 2011 · Points: 135
Colonel Mustard wrote: Here in Reno the ASN program is as respected amongst the profession as the BSN program. Perhaps moreso. I would not fault anybody going for the BSN. I only went for the ASN program because it bit first. Today with how competetive programs are from the BSN to ASN, you take whatever comes first. Some hospitals are more difficult to get into, and some states are known for not hiring new grads at all, it just depends.... No hurt feelings here, man, I'm sure you'll eventually score the gig you are looking for ;).
How are nursing wages/cost of living/living in general in Reno? I'm considering making a move there in a couple years if I can get hired into a good ICU. I want to be closer than a 16 hour drive to the Sierra...and Reno seems to be the best option in regards to proximity to rad climbing, skiing, biking and a good nursing job.
Justin Brunson · · Tacoma WA · Joined Jun 2010 · Points: 2,266

I love my job but I don't really care for the Front Range. I'd love to move back to Idaho. Everything's a tradeoff i guess.

What is your specialty within audio?

Christopher M. · · Campton, NH · Joined Nov 2010 · Points: 15

I love it. I ski patrol in the winter and during the summer I work as an arborist. I love ski patrol more though.

Morgan Diefenbach · · Forest Falls, CA · Joined May 2012 · Points: 30

Wildland firefighter here. Two words: winters off! :)

Olaf Mitchell · · Paia, Maui, Hi, · Joined Mar 2007 · Points: 4,190

Professional wind surfing instructor on Maui. It's, well,It's OK I guess?

Land simulator

happy client

cmagee1 Magee · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jun 2012 · Points: 35

I work as a sales associate at Columbia sportswear. I get great deals on mountain hardwear, columbia, sorel, and montrail and get to talk to people about outdoors gear all day. I dig it.

MTN MIA · · Vail · Joined May 2006 · Points: 405

I love my jobs, and I have for years. Lots of flexibility, time off and fun.

Rob WardenSpaceLizard · · las Vegans, the cosmic void · Joined Dec 2011 · Points: 130

Guiding is not for everyone but i love it. i work where i play....enjoy my work and make a decent amount of money doing it.

Guideline #1: Don't be a jerk.

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