Where do Disneyphiles work?

[DisneyJoe]

Grown men that complain about having to work full time is ridiculous.

You will find this ANYWHERE!

 

[Chrononymous]

Nifty Thread!

So many cool professions!

I am an artist and designer. I help run a theatre/entertainment company with my spouse, where we write and perform interactive history based shows, and murder mysteries.
Right now I am preparing to work the summer at various Renaissance faires across the midwest. (I am designing a school for wizards.)

I'm also a psychic reader, and have created and published tarot decks.

And hopefully this year, I will make enough moola for a trip to WDW! (my last four were cancelled!)

 

[Lisalyn]

I am actually an NDT Coordinator for one of the largest destructive, non destructive, engineering and testing labs in the United States....our facility is 88,000 SF ...and we have 16 satellite offices throughout the North and Southeast!

 

[SHAUN39]

I recently left the police to go into Government Service:wave:

 

[draybook]

You will find this ANYWHERE!

Trust me, I've never seen it this bad. I've worked at the casinos down here in Tunica, FedEx, fast food and another warehouse job. I've NEVER seen it like this. It makes me wish I was back in the service. You get someone sandbagging and holding up the rest of the folks you just hold a blanket party in their honor. Problem solved.


I know that IT works with people, but right now I'm pretty much a babysitter and I'm responsible for more than my supervisor AND our DM. I pretty much run our shift, and that's something that other people will tell you so it's not my ego or anything.

 

[Wilt Dasney]

Spent the last 7 years as a newspaper reporter, and currently cover high school sports for a smalltown paper. Thinking of going back to school to study psychology at some point. Basically I'm still trying to figure out what to be when I grow up...a question I probably should have answered by now, considering I'll be 30 this month. :lol:

 

[disneygirl1]

I am an account executive for a televison rep from here in Philadelphia. Bacisally all the commerical you see on TV we put them on air! Yep, even those annoying political ads, but I can't complain b/c the commission on those babies pay for my Disney trips! :ROFLOL:

 

[Alison1975]

2 jobs here.. one to buy the groceries.. I am the office manager for my Mother in Law's large dance studio.. one to pay for Disney~3 nights a week I barback, bartend, clean tables, mop floors etc at my best friends nightclub ( she is beyond a disney freak.. and my travel partner on our upcoming trip). I'm also a homeschooling mom to 3 of the 4 kids ( one is all graduated)..

 

[docdebbi]

obstetrician/gynecologist........love what i do.

 

[ddbowdoin]

I can't convince my fiance to even consider Florida... so we'll likely never live close by to the World

 

[Tiggerish]

I am an office manager, A/P, A/R, HR and IT (not that I know what i am doing with the IT stuff) and whatever other hat needs to be added for a small commerical door and hardware company.!!!

Me, too! Except that I work for a sports marketing company, and where you've got accounting (we got big enough a while ago to create an accounting dept, so I don't have to do that anymore ) I manage all our legal stuff; that and IT are outsourced to professionals, but I direct their work.

DH and I also bake...we have a small home business that is keeping us very busy right now in our spare time. Its a great way for us to pay for Disney vacations!!!

We have a bit more in common! I love to bake, although I don't ever see creating a business out of it. The larger the company I work for grows, the less time I seem to make for any of my hobbies. We were three people when I helped start it up over ten years ago, and now we are 60 full-time employees.

 

[Bocko57]

Profession

I am IT guy for the government. I have been a Disneyphile since 1996 (my 1st trip) and have been coming back every year since.

 

[wizards8507]

College student for the next twenty hours and eighteen minutes. Starting as a financial analyst with Walt Disney Parks and Resorts on August 1.

 

[I-4Warrior]

Full time Graphic Designer, part time cake decorator for my wife's company.

 

[Master Yoda]

College student for the next twenty hours and eighteen minutes. Starting as a financial analyst with Walt Disney Parks and Resorts on August 1.

So, you will be one of those bean counters we all love to hate so much.:lol:

 

[ddbowdoin]

College student for the next twenty hours and eighteen minutes. Starting as a financial analyst with Walt Disney Parks and Resorts on August 1.

I feel for you brother... finance is fun for about the first 6 weeks then you realized how cold of a field it is. 3 years now as an analyst in a quant shop, about done with this stuff

 

[Pioneer Hall]

I feel for you brother... finance is fun for about the first 6 weeks then you realized how cold of a field it is. 3 years now as an analyst in a quant shop, about done with this stuff

Bingo...it's why I am going for the MBA for a year and getting out of this banking/finance world. Although, I think that I would find corporate finance over bank finance to be more interesting.

 

[charmmy]

Interesting thread, I love reading about others' careers

I was an at home mom, but now I work for the red bullseye. Just something to do until we change stations in a couple months, since we don't have much time left here :sohappy: After that I will probably be going to school.

 

[ddbowdoin]

Bingo...it's why I am going for the MBA for a year and getting out of this banking/finance world. Although, I think that I would find corporate finance over bank finance to be more interesting.

We all go in with this image of Gordon Gekko, dollar signs, and sharp suits... eh, maybe in the 80's. It's so automated and computerized with analytic and algorithm models that your ideas and decisions are actually minuscule from a macro perspective

 

[MichWolv]

Currently a consultant and expert witness on accounting and financial reporting matters. Formerly a Deputy Chief Accountant with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and before that a partner with Arthur Andersen.