What do most Scuba divers do for a living?

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I'm a cardiac surgeon and part time hospital administrator. I live in the middle of a desert but I still find time to dive.
 
Most of my adult life I worked for Hewlett-Packard (which became Agilent Technologies) as a Service Engineer, Materials Engineer, Manufacturing Supervisor, software QA engineer, and Marketing Product Manager. Then I moved from NJ to Israel and now I work as a Project Manager and technical customer support for a medical electronics company. I have always worked too many hours, so it takes discipline to make sure that I leave time for whats actually important!
 
law enforcement
 
Drug dealer .......

Work for a biopharmaceutical company
 
Construction Project Director is what it says on my cards, currently working on a Hyatt hotel.

Mostly building hotels and leisure developments is what I do, but for a while I helped build a city in Libya from scratch.

The city was supposed to be a gift for Ghadaffi's tribe, to celebrate 40 years of him being in power.

His tribe is the Bedouin. They're nomadic. You figure it out, I certainly couldn't.

I'm also a qualified Commercial Diver, and once got paid to impersonate the son of a British Financier in China.
 
I would guess that there in not a significant correlation between career and diving, though one may exist.

I suspect there is a link, although maybe not a strong one. I think there are a higher than average number of white collar professionals in scuba diving (as compared against life in general), particularly doctors and lawyers. Conversely, I also suspect there are more military (and ex-military) amongst the diving community than the world at large.

No facts or figure. Just my best guess.

I am a lawyer, but on my social security card it says "Tank Boy" as that was the first paid job I ever had. Still kind of proud of that.
 
I am a lawyer, but on my social security card it says "Tank Boy" as that was the first paid job I ever had. Still kind of proud of that.

Priceless... I believe we have a new nickname.
 
I'm an Artistic Director and manage the local community arts centre. I also have a teaching and graphic design background. I enjoy working with people (most days), and have always been a creative person.

Diving is completly different from my day job, though my new underwater camera is now allowing me to take that creative side diving with me :)
 
Civil Engineer - working as the Town Engineer in my community (title is Assistant, as there are two of us). Lots of satisfaction in giving my best for my community every day.
 
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