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JRFIII · 05-16-2008, 10:17 AM

I work in marketing for a Pharmacy Benefit Management company (PBM). I work with sales, media, investors, etc., and have daily contact with a variety of people.

Playing my horn is an avocation rather than a vocation. (I don't get paid for playing.)

Those hours I spend in my community band and reenactment band are the best hours of my week.

I soon will be working to support my hobby, now that the kids are almost done with shool/college.

If you enjoy working with people, look into a marketing or sales position. I suspect that if you enjoy performing it is for the joy of the music and a chance to be heard. The right Marketing/Sales position keeps those stage presence skills active.

Cool thread. Thanks for starting it.

05-16-2008, 10:17 AM	#40 (permalink)
JRFIII New Friend Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 27	Re: What's you "other" job? I work in marketing for a Pharmacy Benefit Management company (PBM). I work with sales, media, investors, etc., and have daily contact with a variety of people. Playing my horn is an avocation rather than a vocation. (I don't get paid for playing.) Those hours I spend in my community band and reenactment band are the best hours of my week. I soon will be working to support my hobby, now that the kids are almost done with shool/college. If you enjoy working with people, look into a marketing or sales position. I suspect that if you enjoy performing it is for the joy of the music and a chance to be heard. The right Marketing/Sales position keeps those stage presence skills active. Cool thread. Thanks for starting it. __________________ Jim 1972 Getzen Eterna Severinson "Mystery" Cornet 1938 Martin Imperial Handcrafted Trombone