Best Careers for College Officials

[Adam]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

A lot of the people I know who work multiple D-1 Conferences are either self-employed or are employed in a business where they are paid commissions - insurance, outside sales, etc. I know several who are teachers/principals and have a District that will let them take unpaid days. I know very few who are in hourly wage type jobs.

The high school guys in my area tend to be self-employed (realtors, landscapers, etc), cops, attorneys, or military.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

The high school guys in my area tend to be self-employed (realtors, landscapers, etc), cops, attorneys, or military.

Pretty much the same around here plus educators, white collar types with flexible hours ( I fall into this category) and those that work shifts other than when games are being played.

[Adam]

For some reason I'd forgotten about educators.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

For some reason I'd forgotten about educators.

I didn't realize you were a member of the Wisconsin Senate.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Welpe

I didn't realize you were a member of the Wisconsin Senate.

Heh. Been a long time since I've rooted so strongly for politicians of any stripe.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Heh. Been a long time since I've rooted so strongly for politicians of any stripe.

Seriously....I can't believe a group of elected officials would flee the state in order to avoid a vote...pretty pathetic. That was the most underhanded political move I think I've ever heard about.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Seriously....I can't believe a group of elected officials would flee the state in order to avoid a vote...pretty pathetic. That was the most underhanded political move I think I've ever heard about.

Those weren't the ones I was rooting for, but I agree. Of course, their tactic wasn't even original (it has been a failure when tried before in other states).