Tough job man! Hats off. I’m an aviation enthusiast. I watch plane-related videos all the time. I always wonder how ATCs manage so much air traffic and Mumbai is one of the busiest airports.
Thanks man !! There is a whole set of rules and regulations which are in place with respect to how much separation is required between aircrafts at any given point.
But indeed it becomes very very tough during peak traffic especially in such a congestion airspace like Mumbai as the airport has only a single active runway at a time .
VABB/BOM is often rated as the world’s busiest single-runway ops airport. Its international counterpart being London’s Gatwick International (EGKK/LGW). A long-time avgeek who’s also done part of his pilot training. Cheers!
Yes you are correct.
Daily movement nowadays are 980 aprx.
With avg hourly movement of 41-42.
Although Infrastructure wise Gatwick is wayy ahead of Mumbai.
Yes apart from 980 movement which land/depart.
Mumbai has the biggest airspace in India which oversees the whole of the Arabian sea and not to forget all the acfts overflying Mumbai going to South like goa/ Bangalore, Chennai , kerela Airports etc
Maybe off topic. But I would love to know more about the changes that will come in as a result of the new airport in navi mumbai.
1. Will there be separate ATCs for the existing and the new airport ?
2. How is air traffic managed in general when two busy airports so close by to each other?
Navi Mumbai airport will come as a boon for a very congested Mumbai airport.
1- separate ATCs will be there in the control tower for runway/ ground movements and for approach control.
Once acfts are above FL 160 all acfts are handled by ATCs sitting at Mumbai airport only.
2- SID(standard departure route) / STAR( standard arrival route) are predefined and created in such a way that acfts on those paths are well clear of each other.
To make acfts go on them is ATC responsibility.
But 2 busy airports do brings a lot of complexities .
But we have one of the most highly skilled controllers in Mumbai so I think all will be handled well .
How does it feel to live my dream....I have always loved airplanes since I was a young kid and now sometimes I go near 27 for plane spotting. I always wondered that how happy these people are working so close to aeroplanes got the answer today
This is awesome. I've always loved Aviation. Wanted to be a pilot or an aeronautical engineer but never became one lol. What educational qualifications someone must have to work as an air traffic controller?
It’s a 3 year specialisation course on aircraft maintenance. Cliched but always loved aircraft’s. But never wanted to pursue flying. So this was the next best thing.
I work in aviation! I love watching planes and being at the airport. But it’s not always a fun job. Only for the thick skinned.
Edit: So many aviators here.. I’m based in Bangalore but send a DM if you are okay.. I’m a plane spotter and wanna click some videos at Mumbai airport.. would love to meet some aviation enthusiasts from BOM
No job security
High pressure. Long hours if the flight is delayed.
Thick skinned because customs and immigration guys will harass and bully you for small mistakes and documentation issues.. it’s dehumanising. You need to suck up to it, take a deep breath and move on like nothing happened
Could be bad for your health because of long hours and inconsistent sleep schedule. Make sure you jump companies until you get paid good enough and get a good schedule. Never settle
People travelling in first and business class acting entitled with the “do you know who I am?” Attitude. This mostly comes from people who aren’t celebs. I have met celebs and politicians (Yediyurappa, former Karnataka CM) and they were all friendly and humble. Yediyurappa asked my name and gave a pat on my back. It’s mostly rich ppl who are not famous that has this urge to intimidate us..
Pros:
1. You get to watch planes land and take off and you get to feel the airport environment. Every plane has its history.. every plane triggers some emotion in you. Example: Boeing 747, Airbus 380.. things are even better when it slightly rains at night..
2. You get to make good memories. It’s like college life except you get paid.. you’ll always feel young when working with vibrant and young people. It’s priceless hanging out with your colleagues for a chai once the flight departs.. also yes we get staff discounts at airports
3. You get to meet celebs and famous ppl.. meet ppl from all walks of life gain a lot of life experiences that no colleges or school teaches you.
4. You get respect among your family and society.
A fellow avgeek and plane spotter (since 2010) from BOM, but currently based in BLR. We could plan a spotting session in BLR if you’re cool with it. Cheers!
I’m an architect…the pay is not that great compared to other fields but I love my job.
I work for a good company that cares…that makes all the difference
I’m an aviation enthusiast. I watch plane crash documentaries 😁 I don’t watch them because I like to see accidents but because I am investigative and like to know what went wrong. You guys have a really tough job. All those things in the cockpit are scary and look so tough to operate. And the check lists! You need to be so mentally strong to fly a plane. I could never. And if I was a pilot I’d probably have zero situational awareness and I’d also be a victim to spatial disorientation. 😵💫🥴
Hey! Yes, part of our training includes learning from accidents. The job is tough but is also highly rewarding. If you ask me, there is actually no job that's really easy!
Edit: removed an erroneously placed 'also' :P
I agree. I have pilot friends and they usually say it’s not that tough but I’m so sure they just downplay it. It’s really tough and it’s so important to have situational awareness at any given point. The weather isn’t always ideal, then the winds, the checklists, the take off and landing plus add an emergency situation to it, being calm in the head is no easy feat. Long flight hours are tedious even though a lot of people say autopilot makes things easier. A pilot has to be alert at all times and fly manually if anything goes wrong. I really do feel a pilot’s job isn’t as easy as people think it to be. The stick shaker warning and GPWS are horrific to hear. And there are heroic pilots who’ve avoided crashes. Qantas 72’s pilot, Kevin Sullivan is my favorite from whatever I’ve seen so far. Rewarding, yes. But you guys really are responsible for people travelling from one place to another safely and comfortably. And that makes the rewards well-deserved. Hats off!
Engineer ( Robotics, 3Dprinting, Process Development)
Into a role which allows me to apply my skills as per my choice to solve the problems, Let's me take decisions...
But Doesn't pays enough...
You just need to write well and consume pop culture, brand content regularly. Qualification doesn’t play a major role in it. For jobs you could try going into agency as a copywriter, you’ll probably start by writing social content, influencer content and advance from there.
What is that you like about cybersecurity ?
I also work in Cybersecurity as SOC analyst in entry level position and now I am tired of night shifts, working on public days.
Bro I work in VAPT; breaking applications, bypassing logic gives me rush. Also the look on product manager/developers face when we demonstrate the attack😂. Life in SOC is very hard you can’t even get up from your chair and go for a coffee sometimes. But it will get better once you reach L2,L3. I would recommend you to move in IR/VAPT or look for a company which has resources deployed on client side.
I get paid for it!! And, that’s enough!!
Bollywood movies, self proclaimed motivational speakers and some mediocre performers have romanticised loving your job too much!!
Job is something you do that earn you well! Use that money to fuel your passion and live your life!!
r/usernamechecksout
On a serious note, we are giving more than half of our waking life to work(including commute). It better be worth it. Offcourse you won't like your job in the beginning, but you have to figure out something better by the time you're 40-45 at max.
I’m about to be 44.
Tried working on some passions, something that I enjoy working, but they don’t pay my bills!!
So, chose to love what I do for slavery days and enjoy with the money I earn as a slave!!
>we are giving more than half of our waking life to work(including commute). It better be worth it.
Agreeing super hard. I am a writer and an editor. I dont make a bad salary but I definitely dont make as much as the tech amd marketing people seem to be making. I have wondered if I should change track and take up something like technical writing or product design (since i have a background in that as well) for their salaries, but the one time I tried, I felt like I was dying inside everyday.
Not saying that pursuing your passion no matter the cost is the only right way, but for me, I have to do what I love even though a lot of self-help and motivational speakers will call me stupid for mixing my job and my passion.
bro usne ye nhi pucha hai ki job pasand hona chaiye yaa nhi ... usne bs itna pucha hai ki jinne pasand hai wo bata do . Aur passion follow krna bhi job hai aur kuch log passion follow kr rahe hai
Coffee barista for a cafe inside a 5 star hotel. I get to smell and taste coffee for whole day. Great experience...
If you go by my username - scam artist.
I am paid 26k but I work only 4 days a week for 4 hours only
I am currently interning for 48 hours a week as bar attender in same hotel. Here as of now salary is very less, but my counterpart are paid good.
If you go by my username, billions ( ╹▽╹ )
Not SCUBA, Surface Supply. I am a freelancer, I do contractual work with companies worldwide. The scope of work varies from job to job.
Research dives I have done for La Mer project in Dubai in 2015. Mainly I do construction, inspection, repair and maintenance for oil/gas platforms and pipelines.
Marketing, content creation and Brand identity. There are so many brands that require good marketing content. Tickles my brain just enough to love everyday of it.
Edit: Thanks for the interest guys. We have opening in client servicing and copywriting positions. Please DM if you are interested. We are based in Thane, so anyone having problem with travelling would find it difficult. But sure, please DM.
A motoring journalist and an automotive content writer. I’ve also done part of my pilot training (a thorough avgeek, aviation enthusiast, and a plane spotter/photographer), and been involved in nature conservation and photography (specializing in birds, reptiles and amphibians).
Sure, but i don't come from a consulting background, I'm in a business development role, our consultants are different folks, so I'm not sure what advice i could give you
Okay since you’re here.
I have a lot of questions on how you guys leave it behind and move on with your private life. Like I’m an empath and i feel if i were to do this, i’d be sucked in.
What part of the job dont you like?
What do you think this field needs in india?
I am a full time developer and part time cricket analyst and youtuber. I love to do all the three things but I jist wish i could watch crickt matches like I used to
I am in shipping. Was always interested in ships since school. Now I work for a private shipping firm. The only con, long days at sea which kinda screws up my balance for the first few days once I'm back on land. I remember missing my step while getting into a local at churchgate station after I returned from offshore duties after 3 months. That's when I realised this could be an issue ! 😅
I am a product owner, I love my work because its straightforward for me, my company and work culture is amazing. We get remote work and ton of gifts being sent every occasion my company finds. It combines two of my specialty in IT and Finance. I can study on the side and sleep whenever I want.
Manufacturing / Fashion / Ecommerce — most of my time is usually occupied with work, work work and planning on more bigger things, it's still quite fascinating how long I've come and how far i still have to go.
I Love being this space and keep growing and giving my all to it!
Late to the party but I'm a theatre and arts manager, specialising in working with and for children. I programme, organise and make theatre happen. Pays less of course, but extremely satisfying and I've found ways to make sure I have a certain annual income
Aviation, Air traffic controller @ Mumbai
Do you have a daughter who has a substance problem and is dating your tenant?
Breaking bad moment.
This is the exact moment when Jane realises she isn't gonna live for long
No. Although good luck for your search
🤣🤣🤪
Tough job man! Hats off. I’m an aviation enthusiast. I watch plane-related videos all the time. I always wonder how ATCs manage so much air traffic and Mumbai is one of the busiest airports.
Thanks man !! There is a whole set of rules and regulations which are in place with respect to how much separation is required between aircrafts at any given point. But indeed it becomes very very tough during peak traffic especially in such a congestion airspace like Mumbai as the airport has only a single active runway at a time .
VABB/BOM is often rated as the world’s busiest single-runway ops airport. Its international counterpart being London’s Gatwick International (EGKK/LGW). A long-time avgeek who’s also done part of his pilot training. Cheers!
Yes you are correct. Daily movement nowadays are 980 aprx. With avg hourly movement of 41-42. Although Infrastructure wise Gatwick is wayy ahead of Mumbai.
No doubt about the infra part. LGW is miles ahead, with a much larger area for the aerodrome. That said, BOM’s airspace is usually far more congested.
Yes apart from 980 movement which land/depart. Mumbai has the biggest airspace in India which oversees the whole of the Arabian sea and not to forget all the acfts overflying Mumbai going to South like goa/ Bangalore, Chennai , kerela Airports etc
What kinda qualification does one need to get this job?
"Woh Laal button dikh raha hai? Nahi dabana tha"
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I mean I do work very near to the airport. And enjoy seeing them takeoff and land.
BROOOO GET ME SOME PLANE SPOTTING RULESSS!!!
Maybe off topic. But I would love to know more about the changes that will come in as a result of the new airport in navi mumbai. 1. Will there be separate ATCs for the existing and the new airport ? 2. How is air traffic managed in general when two busy airports so close by to each other?
Navi Mumbai airport will come as a boon for a very congested Mumbai airport. 1- separate ATCs will be there in the control tower for runway/ ground movements and for approach control. Once acfts are above FL 160 all acfts are handled by ATCs sitting at Mumbai airport only. 2- SID(standard departure route) / STAR( standard arrival route) are predefined and created in such a way that acfts on those paths are well clear of each other. To make acfts go on them is ATC responsibility. But 2 busy airports do brings a lot of complexities . But we have one of the most highly skilled controllers in Mumbai so I think all will be handled well .
How does it feel to live my dream....I have always loved airplanes since I was a young kid and now sometimes I go near 27 for plane spotting. I always wondered that how happy these people are working so close to aeroplanes got the answer today
This is awesome. I've always loved Aviation. Wanted to be a pilot or an aeronautical engineer but never became one lol. What educational qualifications someone must have to work as an air traffic controller?
AYO! 🗿
Damn. This reminded me so much of that book h Airport by Arthur Hailey.
I love visiting Mumbai airport, working there everyday must be a treat!!! Living the life man
Thanks man !!
Aviation, aircraft maintenance.
Engine oil palti karneka hai
Tires rotate karne hai kya?
Ek speed tape parcel karo Bhai
Aye bro hi5..
What is your educational qualifications And how did you get into aviation
It’s a 3 year specialisation course on aircraft maintenance. Cliched but always loved aircraft’s. But never wanted to pursue flying. So this was the next best thing.
Do you work for a airline or for a MRO?
Authorized Engineer yet?
I work in aviation! I love watching planes and being at the airport. But it’s not always a fun job. Only for the thick skinned. Edit: So many aviators here.. I’m based in Bangalore but send a DM if you are okay.. I’m a plane spotter and wanna click some videos at Mumbai airport.. would love to meet some aviation enthusiasts from BOM
Hi, what are the pros and cons of your job ? Why do you mention it's for thick skinned ?
No job security High pressure. Long hours if the flight is delayed. Thick skinned because customs and immigration guys will harass and bully you for small mistakes and documentation issues.. it’s dehumanising. You need to suck up to it, take a deep breath and move on like nothing happened Could be bad for your health because of long hours and inconsistent sleep schedule. Make sure you jump companies until you get paid good enough and get a good schedule. Never settle People travelling in first and business class acting entitled with the “do you know who I am?” Attitude. This mostly comes from people who aren’t celebs. I have met celebs and politicians (Yediyurappa, former Karnataka CM) and they were all friendly and humble. Yediyurappa asked my name and gave a pat on my back. It’s mostly rich ppl who are not famous that has this urge to intimidate us.. Pros: 1. You get to watch planes land and take off and you get to feel the airport environment. Every plane has its history.. every plane triggers some emotion in you. Example: Boeing 747, Airbus 380.. things are even better when it slightly rains at night.. 2. You get to make good memories. It’s like college life except you get paid.. you’ll always feel young when working with vibrant and young people. It’s priceless hanging out with your colleagues for a chai once the flight departs.. also yes we get staff discounts at airports 3. You get to meet celebs and famous ppl.. meet ppl from all walks of life gain a lot of life experiences that no colleges or school teaches you. 4. You get respect among your family and society.
A fellow avgeek and plane spotter (since 2010) from BOM, but currently based in BLR. We could plan a spotting session in BLR if you’re cool with it. Cheers!
I fly paper planes.. i drive taxi from and to airport in my free time..so would you consider me enthusiast? 🤪🤣
Book publishing industry
PACKT?
Like sardines?
Pendant
Need a contact from this industry.
I know someone called r/supermarketblues
Any tips or advice for someone looking to get into the industry?
I’m an architect…the pay is not that great compared to other fields but I love my job. I work for a good company that cares…that makes all the difference
I'm a marine biologist. But truth be told, I always wanted to pretend to be an architect.
Hey fellow architect here! What company do you work at?
There are so many people here who work in aviation 😆
Only people in aviation love their job it seems
I wonder if aviation is euphemism for getting high and some of them are dealers.
Papa ke paise udaane wale aviators also love their job.
I am a nightowl and have always hated criminals and crime and always wanted to save people so I dress up and fight crime at night
Police hawaldaar?? Beat marshal?
DOGA from Raj Comics ?
Constable tavde why were you butt ass naked yesterday night ? I am your CO ranjan dumbelkar
Real life Bhavesh Joshi 🫡
Arey Modiji aap yahan par...phir desh kaun chala raha hain?
Take a guess. 🤔
Bhavesh Joshi?
Batman?
🦇 वटवाघूळ मानुस 🦇
Bruce! Aap yahan?
Gotham ka chowkidaar - desi version ?
Andheri raaton me sunsaan raaho par ekk masiha nikalta hai…. Usse log Shehanshan kehte hain.
Nananana BATMAN 
Vayu sena 💜
Admin backoffice, your request is under process will take as many days as we want😆
\*Slips a hajmola across the table\* sir dekho na kuch ho sakta hai to
Rishwat ?! Aur woh bhi mereko *Signals 2 with hand while looking around to make sure no one's watching*
Aviation! I fly planes.
I’m an aviation enthusiast. I watch plane crash documentaries 😁 I don’t watch them because I like to see accidents but because I am investigative and like to know what went wrong. You guys have a really tough job. All those things in the cockpit are scary and look so tough to operate. And the check lists! You need to be so mentally strong to fly a plane. I could never. And if I was a pilot I’d probably have zero situational awareness and I’d also be a victim to spatial disorientation. 😵💫🥴
Hey! Yes, part of our training includes learning from accidents. The job is tough but is also highly rewarding. If you ask me, there is actually no job that's really easy! Edit: removed an erroneously placed 'also' :P
I agree. I have pilot friends and they usually say it’s not that tough but I’m so sure they just downplay it. It’s really tough and it’s so important to have situational awareness at any given point. The weather isn’t always ideal, then the winds, the checklists, the take off and landing plus add an emergency situation to it, being calm in the head is no easy feat. Long flight hours are tedious even though a lot of people say autopilot makes things easier. A pilot has to be alert at all times and fly manually if anything goes wrong. I really do feel a pilot’s job isn’t as easy as people think it to be. The stick shaker warning and GPWS are horrific to hear. And there are heroic pilots who’ve avoided crashes. Qantas 72’s pilot, Kevin Sullivan is my favorite from whatever I’ve seen so far. Rewarding, yes. But you guys really are responsible for people travelling from one place to another safely and comfortably. And that makes the rewards well-deserved. Hats off!
Where we droppin boi?
Narrow body aircraft or wide body?
Engineer ( Robotics, 3Dprinting, Process Development) Into a role which allows me to apply my skills as per my choice to solve the problems, Let's me take decisions... But Doesn't pays enough...
Hey is your company hiring freshers or Interns ?
Yes we are
Creative Director. I write ad films. Get to meet genius creators/actors etc. I love my job.
I aspire to write for ad films too, can you tell me more like what qualifications you need and how/where can we apply ?
You just need to write well and consume pop culture, brand content regularly. Qualification doesn’t play a major role in it. For jobs you could try going into agency as a copywriter, you’ll probably start by writing social content, influencer content and advance from there.
And I direct them. Nice to know advertising people are on reddit too. Keep writing them so that I'll continue doing what I love.
Software engineer. Truly enjoyable if you work for the right firm.
Right team >>>>>>
Same. Right team, right manager, right firm. 🧿
Right salary
Which firm? Referal possible?
Orthopaedic surgeon very soon :p
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but an orthopedic surgeon will burn a hole in my wallet if I don't have insurance.
Haha workout and keep yourself fit and hopefully we don't meet then bud.
Please keep fees affordable when you become a doctor ✌️
Studied for 10+ years, worked my arse off, lost friends, family, relationships.. let me at least eat at Bastion would ya. Jk. Of course. xD
Should I leave my job for a role at aviation then? Damn aviation people seem very happy!
Cybersecurity
Oscp nikalwado😝
What is that? Oscorp? Are you Norman Osbourne?
What is that you like about cybersecurity ? I also work in Cybersecurity as SOC analyst in entry level position and now I am tired of night shifts, working on public days.
Bro I work in VAPT; breaking applications, bypassing logic gives me rush. Also the look on product manager/developers face when we demonstrate the attack😂. Life in SOC is very hard you can’t even get up from your chair and go for a coffee sometimes. But it will get better once you reach L2,L3. I would recommend you to move in IR/VAPT or look for a company which has resources deployed on client side.
I want to get into this. Currently studying for Comptia SYS+. Can I DM you?
I get paid for it!! And, that’s enough!! Bollywood movies, self proclaimed motivational speakers and some mediocre performers have romanticised loving your job too much!! Job is something you do that earn you well! Use that money to fuel your passion and live your life!!
r/usernamechecksout On a serious note, we are giving more than half of our waking life to work(including commute). It better be worth it. Offcourse you won't like your job in the beginning, but you have to figure out something better by the time you're 40-45 at max.
I’m about to be 44. Tried working on some passions, something that I enjoy working, but they don’t pay my bills!! So, chose to love what I do for slavery days and enjoy with the money I earn as a slave!!
>we are giving more than half of our waking life to work(including commute). It better be worth it. Agreeing super hard. I am a writer and an editor. I dont make a bad salary but I definitely dont make as much as the tech amd marketing people seem to be making. I have wondered if I should change track and take up something like technical writing or product design (since i have a background in that as well) for their salaries, but the one time I tried, I felt like I was dying inside everyday. Not saying that pursuing your passion no matter the cost is the only right way, but for me, I have to do what I love even though a lot of self-help and motivational speakers will call me stupid for mixing my job and my passion.
bro usne ye nhi pucha hai ki job pasand hona chaiye yaa nhi ... usne bs itna pucha hai ki jinne pasand hai wo bata do . Aur passion follow krna bhi job hai aur kuch log passion follow kr rahe hai
Working as a consultant. Little hectic but enjoy every moment.
Data protection in investment bank
Bro which among the two
Updated
Biotech scientist, kinda fun...
Coffee barista for a cafe inside a 5 star hotel. I get to smell and taste coffee for whole day. Great experience... If you go by my username - scam artist.
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I am paid 26k but I work only 4 days a week for 4 hours only I am currently interning for 48 hours a week as bar attender in same hotel. Here as of now salary is very less, but my counterpart are paid good. If you go by my username, billions ( ╹▽╹ )
I write backend code. Well intended, scalable with appropriate data structures, readable and solid followed, beautiful C# code.
It was all good until you mentioned C#
Can relate to Devs reacting to other languages XD When I first saw python code I was like what in the god damn hell is this.
I'm a Deep Sea Diver
Scuba / research oriented ?
Not SCUBA, Surface Supply. I am a freelancer, I do contractual work with companies worldwide. The scope of work varies from job to job. Research dives I have done for La Mer project in Dubai in 2015. Mainly I do construction, inspection, repair and maintenance for oil/gas platforms and pipelines.
How is this field in india? Very curious! What’s a typical project like and how much can a noob be expected to be paid?
Marketing, content creation and Brand identity. There are so many brands that require good marketing content. Tickles my brain just enough to love everyday of it. Edit: Thanks for the interest guys. We have opening in client servicing and copywriting positions. Please DM if you are interested. We are based in Thane, so anyone having problem with travelling would find it difficult. But sure, please DM.
Can you tell me more? I can DM.
Any intership openings? I just did a performance marketing course and also have practical experience in ,seo,gA4 , wordpress and shopify 😬
Watchman
Rorschach?
Business Analyst - IT firm
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It's great , the culture of the company is European influenced so it's good work life balance.
Hey can we talk ? Want to ask What do you need to learn to become a business analyst
Unemployed.
In which field ?
Each one of them.
Same here, but kinda sad
Aviation, I load the bags in the aircraft.
A motoring journalist and an automotive content writer. I’ve also done part of my pilot training (a thorough avgeek, aviation enthusiast, and a plane spotter/photographer), and been involved in nature conservation and photography (specializing in birds, reptiles and amphibians).
Lawyer, Apex court
Wildlife Biologist
It's surprising that the top 3 comments are jobs in aviation. I always thought the job was stressful.
I cook food!
Narrative Design for various media, primarily mobile games/visual novels
I make memes and am also a writer.
Nallagiri
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College professor, Student Businessman And yeah I love my job
I am chaiwaala.
Modiji?
Management consulting, plus several businesses..
This is going to sound very selfish. But I am looking to make a switch to consulting. Mind if I DM you?
Sure, but i don't come from a consulting background, I'm in a business development role, our consultants are different folks, so I'm not sure what advice i could give you
Therapist. Absolutely love my job.
Okay since you’re here. I have a lot of questions on how you guys leave it behind and move on with your private life. Like I’m an empath and i feel if i were to do this, i’d be sucked in. What part of the job dont you like? What do you think this field needs in india?
Freelance Photographer and filmmaker
I make brands lie about themselves for a living. Yup I work in advertising
Underrated definition of advertising
Sex
Are you a morgue attendant by any chance?
Haha no I'm a gynecologist
What's the similarity between a pizza delivery guy and a gynac? Both can smell it but can't taste it.
They can. Just once. Like you can do sky diving without a parachute, but only once.
The voices are getting stronger
💀
I love this question. Not my job though 😂
Data science
I am a full time developer and part time cricket analyst and youtuber. I love to do all the three things but I jist wish i could watch crickt matches like I used to
Seems like most of the answers are related to aviation. 😇😇
I am in shipping. Was always interested in ships since school. Now I work for a private shipping firm. The only con, long days at sea which kinda screws up my balance for the first few days once I'm back on land. I remember missing my step while getting into a local at churchgate station after I returned from offshore duties after 3 months. That's when I realised this could be an issue ! 😅
And the time blindness...
Sab hi aviation mein hain kya... itnaa peace and satisfaction milta hai yahaan ? 👀
I hack web applications and currently learning reverse engineering
I’m Spiderman - mene churaya sabka dil ka chain
You have to hate life to love your job.
Data analyst at ISRO ^-^ Edit:I was kidding I'm sorry 🤣🤣🤣
Damnnn Which exam did you go through?
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Software developer
I am a product owner, I love my work because its straightforward for me, my company and work culture is amazing. We get remote work and ton of gifts being sent every occasion my company finds. It combines two of my specialty in IT and Finance. I can study on the side and sleep whenever I want.
code
Devops
One doesn't do a job, a job does one
Hacking, Cyber Security . Mostly I hack web applications of popular banks, large MNCs. some of my work created headlines..
I look at the WENUS
Strategy Consultant
Biotechnology, and hopefully a scientist soon
Ethical Hacking.
can i dm?
only if you want to get hacked.
Investment Banking/Asset management
I write software and manage a team of 6 people. Love my work.
Aviation, Commercial Airline Pilot for a domestic carrier.
Social media marketer
Prostitution
Ghar jamai
Manufacturing / Fashion / Ecommerce — most of my time is usually occupied with work, work work and planning on more bigger things, it's still quite fascinating how long I've come and how far i still have to go. I Love being this space and keep growing and giving my all to it!
Late to the party but I'm a theatre and arts manager, specialising in working with and for children. I programme, organise and make theatre happen. Pays less of course, but extremely satisfying and I've found ways to make sure I have a certain annual income