View Poll Results: What do you do for an income / living?
Automotive [Sales / Repair / Customize]
60
12.02%
Customer Service [Retail Sales / Phone Support]
36
7.21%
Legal [Law Enforcement / Lawyer / Court Services / Government]
48
9.62%
Manufacturing [Non-Automotive]
65
13.03%
Other [Computers and others not listed]
290
58.12%
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Where Do You Work?
Member
Joined: 12-12-2005
Posts: 48
From: New Jersey
Over 15 years in the Air Force--Air Transportation--kind of like FedEx, but with much bigger packages. Like '57HHR, also an Airdrop Rigger--if you want your HHR dropped out of an airplane, we can hook you up...lol. Currently stationed in Arkansas. Also been stationed in California, Okinawa and Delaware. Best part of my job used to be the travel--been to Germany, Saudi, Guam, Phillipines, Thailand, Australia, Belgium and Korea. Since 9/11, it's only been Qatar and Iraq.
Senior Member
Joined: 02-01-2006
Posts: 2,300
From: Groveville, NJ
Originally Posted by HHR Forever
I pick corn.
Seriously though, I work in the IT department at Prince Sporting Goods and every one in a while I help out my mother at her deli.
Senior Member
Joined: 02-01-2006
Posts: 2,300
From: Groveville, NJ
I'll tell you one thing, if i could work anywhere I would work at the GM Design Plant and use this site as a template.
There would already be a HHR SS,
Yellow HHRs would be available,
Suburban SS,
LS6 and rear wheel drive HHRs,
and so much more.
There would already be a HHR SS,
Yellow HHRs would be available,
Suburban SS,
LS6 and rear wheel drive HHRs,
and so much more.
Platinum Member
Joined: 05-09-2006
Posts: 6,805
From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
Originally Posted by HHR Forever
I'll tell you one thing, if i could work anywhere I would work at the GM Design Plant and use this site as a template.
There would already be a HHR SS,
Yellow HHRs would be available,
Suburban SS,
LS6 and rear wheel drive HHRs,
and so much more.
There would already be a HHR SS,
Yellow HHRs would be available,
Suburban SS,
LS6 and rear wheel drive HHRs,
and so much more.
Based on your posts here, you wouldn't last a week.
But, you can always apply, if you have the credentials.
The custodial jobs are out-sourced to non GM entities. Don't get your shorts in abunch, I'm just kidding..Oh, and there is also a design studio in California.
Senior Member
Joined: 07-26-2006
Posts: 903
From: Soon to be Longview, Texas
Originally Posted by Snoopy
I am retired (early and fortunate) from GM Product Engineering where my last responsibility was in the Purchasing Group acquiring competitive vehicles for testing. Other responsibilities required outsourcing seasonal labor contracts and negotiating advanced research projects with universities/companies around the world.
Oh, as far as I go, not sure whether working at CARQUEST counts as automotive or retail, so opted for auto.
Senior Member
Joined: 07-26-2006
Posts: 903
From: Soon to be Longview, Texas
Originally Posted by machinistlady
I work as a machine repair machinist for a General Motors Powertrain plant.
