What color is your collar?

[ryan3030]

I'm curious, what kind of work do you all do?

• Blue collar - work with your hands, rugged type. Farm work, carpenter, electrician, construction, factory work, etc.
• White Collar - Office work/business setting.
• No Collar - Service oriented. Food service, retail, etc.

White collar type here, programmer to be exact.

 

[shooter1054]

My hairs turning white.
My necks always been red.
My collars still blue.
L.S.

I'm a self employed carpenter

 

[Brandon]

I drive a bus and work on PC's for doctors and their offices... call it what you want.

 

[Kase]

Work in a factory making powder coatings. BLue collar for sure

 

[KDUBCR250]

Bust my butt everyday and wouldn't have it other way !

 

[japartridge]

I'm a network Admin... so kina blue and white...

 

[possum_128]

Federal Firefighter., I wear a white shirt so I guess I white collar.

 

[jerp239]

Definately blue collar, I work in an iron foundry.

 

[revsaxon]

I'm a network Admin... so kina blue and white...

Same. These days it feels more blue that white though

 

[Suprtek]

As my name implies, I'm a service technician. There's always lots of other work that has to get done though so I end up doing a little bit of everything.

 

[cumminspwrd02]

Blue. I work in a coal fired power plant. After saying that maybe its more black from the coal dust.

 

[jeremy]

Farm...

Farm Workers are not Blue Collar either...

 

[chocktaw2]

Blue

Woodworker--------Supervisor/CNC operator

 

[bman1962]

I never understood the collar thing I guess. I have a degree and work with my hands and make more money than most folks that don't.
My wife has a masters degree and beyond and I smoke her in the payroll department. What collar would you have me wear?

 

[Vince49]

Whatever it takes. (Other)

Retired from aviation (five years in Army helicopters and twenty six as a corporate turbo prop & jet pilot) in 1997. Since then back to my roots in construction first as a journeyman carpenter / foreman and last as a service tech. for Polaris and Andersen Windows and Doors. Retired for real (I think) on 17 May,2011. We shall see.

 

[x10]

I think there is a much bigger section of Grey collar now days, Technicians of every sort The rosie the riviter days are not over but almost every job has evolved into a bit more to a GOB more technical.

I would consider myself a Grey collar, I have a EET and I do analysis of everything from NPN junctions to Class 8 truck engine diagnosis

 

[Benny]

White.

 

[Sylvain]

It depends what I do that day.
I can spend the whole day working on my computer inside or be on the field the whole day using my hands (not that I dont use my hands when I use my computer obvioulsy).

 

[96firephoenix]

should add Black Color for any clergymen.

Right now, I'm mostly doing blue collar work, but I'm studying in a white collar field (journalism).

 

[snowrs]

With those choices probably white, I am an Electrical Engineer, design automated machinery, the only thing more fun than guns is playing with lasers and robots.