Licenses: What professions require licenses?

I am a licensed land surveyor in South Carolina. I have been licensed since 96 and been in some form of surveying for over 30 years.

If y'all are wondering why i've been lurking on here. I got my Class A CDL back in August. After i got out of truck driving school i got a job doing temporary work surveying. During that time, I found this site and have really learned alot from reading the good and bad on here. I think if i do get into truck driving, I'm going to go the construction route.

 

Licenses I have-Funeral Director and CDL
The CDL was the easiest, and the FD took a college degree to get.

 

Rent-a-cops have them, so do the people who cut your hair. And after some of the haircuts i've gotten, I don't see how that's skilled labor Just kidding.

Really though, the way companies are using outside labor to control the flow of trucks (rent-a-cops as traffic control for unloading and loading) I'm starting to wonder what they are going to outsource next.

 

Fast food I can buy BUT I haven't seen any signs of proficiency in the congress or presidency in quite some time!!! Nor the senate for that matter!!!

 

Ewwwws! He sees dead people!

 

Hahaha! It's not that bad. It certainly isn't a profession for the timid!

At least my passengers don't complain about my driving...

 

That reminds me of the joke about a funeral director turned cab driver.

 

I had to google it.

 

cuz they can charge you money to get the license

fry cooks license coming soon