Where do you work?

[arrogcow]

I have been working as a "Free-lance" Film/Television Production person - I'm a member of the Director's Guild of America - and if or when I win an Oscar for some film I worked on, you know I will be wearing a kilt - Hope I don't have a "wardrobe" malfunction when I am on stage. :rolleyes:

The last year I have been a stay at home dad to take care of my boy. Wear a kilt a few times a month and often to my new group "New World Celts"...

Fun times

I have been working as a "Free-lance" film/television production person - I'm a non-union Director of Photography (and occasionally a director) - and if or when I win an Oscar for some film I worked on, you know I will be wearing a kilt when I am onstage.

I too an a stay at home dad, most of the time (two beautiful kids, one each flavor). I'm kilted most of the time, including shoots, check out the web site.

Adam

[starbkjrus]

I am a headhunter

...and you wear a kilt?? On Gilligan's Island the headhunters all wore grass skirts.

[UmAnOnion]

...and you wear a kilt?? On Gilligan's Island the headhunters all wore grass skirts.

me=====>> <=====starbkjrus

[Southern Breeze]

Grass skirts- the new occupational tartan of landscapers.

[beloitpiper]

Well, I'm a university student and I wear a kilt about 2 or 3 times a week. I want to wear a kilt more often, but alas, I don't have enough....yet.

During the summer, I work in a machine shop, so a 13oz. wool kilt wouldn't work very well. Everyday I come home stained with oil, grease, paint, and sweat.

I guess I just need to get an IT job like the rest of you so I can wear my kilt to work!

[Scott Gilmore]

...what I would like to know...who actually wears their kilt to work on a regular basis, and what kind of professions do we have that allow us this opprotunity?

I serve the People of the County of San Diego, California, and because the last thing I need to do is distract them from the business at hand (and they are, sadly, easily distratcted), I rarely wear my kilt to work.

But rarely means not never.

Morrison Green casual kilt a work.

Regards,
Scott Gilmore

[pbpersson]

I am yet another IT person.

I used to be an electronics technician, then became a computer operator, then a system manager, then a senior programmer/analyst, then a network administrator, then a helpdesk person, then did a brief stint as a software developer and now I'm sort of in limbo - a contractor working as a level three support person hoping to someday become a developer again after I am hired as a real employee in September.

I work for a large corporation that owns a large University based here in Phoenix. Anyway, I want to be hired as a real employee before I even approach the whole topic of kilts. This will be the first SERIOUS job I have had since 1998....if I get it.


Phil

[Hachiman]

Hi folks

Ok - I don't wear a kilt at work (yet), but that's because I don't own a kilt (yet).

But just to join in on the whole thread, I'm kinda in an IT field - I'm a helpdesk operator for one of Australia's universities as well as a psychology student... so I guess I'll be able to wear a kilt without issue on my "student" days, however I may encounter opposition on my "work" days... only time will tell.

cheers

Hachiman

[smaughazard]

What a thread! I'm amazed at how many computer-based jobs I'm seeing- are tech people attracted to kilts, or are Scots just fascinated by technology? Hmmmmm… :confused:

Anyway, as an independent (very!) graphic designer and advertising consultant, I wear a kilt as my normal attire in the home office, and even on some client visits.

I wear jeans constantly on the motorcycles. I was formerly the Marketing Director for Fast Company (the company which makes the Kevlar-lined Draggin' Jeans), and was expected to wear the company's products for promotional purposes and as one of the primary "test dummies"- which means I have a closet FULL of jeans, Kevlar shirts, leather jackets, etc.

Any of you kiltmakers need help with your advertising? I make a great "test dummy"…

[arrogcow]

What a thread! I'm amazed at how many computer-based jobs I'm seeing- are tech people attracted to kilts, or are Scots just fascinated by technology? Hmmmmm… :confused:

To quote David Brin from "Startide Rising",

All engineers are Scots, and all Scots are engineers."

Adam