I'd love to work in a marketing office at a ski resort, ski company, or magazine.

Marketing in the real world can be kinda boring, but in the ski industry your product is fun.

Rob Katz.

fatbastardYes

Yes, the pay isn't great. But if you're thrifty like I am, you can sneak by, and the perks are these: live where you want, ski every day you're home, travel the world with a bunch of friends on someone else's dime, and film some sick things going down in the coolest places on earth. That does not suck. The stress level is generally low, even though you have a job to do and sometimes it's hard to view it that way. I consider it a dream job. One drawback is you might never grow up (if you consider that a drawback).

Ohh, don't get me wrong. a very large part of me is extremely jealous of you. but i have to convince myself im totally happy sitting at my desk right now, okay?

Jon Fucking Olson.

Lambo.... Rebellion... 900hp Audi RS6 Avant...

+ The hair

Not in the industry- but I think working for a landscape company is baller for skiing...slows down in the winter and you have some serious time to ski in the winter

abek.

I think he's pretty much behind every gopro video you see... He used to be a main contributor in here : https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/members/profile/member_id/10107 . (just look at his tutorials)

Now is IG is all over the place.

Vinoabek.

I think he's pretty much behind every gopro video you see... He used to be a main contributor in here : https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/members/profile/member_id/10107 . (just look at his tutorials)

Now is IG is all over the place.

So the best job in the industry is determined by someones Instagram account?

JsNeagleRob Katz.

dudes got a mean-ass underbite and one of the worlds most punchable faces.

eheathSo the best job in the industry is determined by someones Instagram account?

it's certainly a way to judge it

Peter.it's certainly a way to judge it

I strongly disagree, most people being mentioned in this thread are behind the scenes people who run large business etc. The only people being mentioned that might have a popular IG account is an athlete or an anomaly of gopro.

eheathI strongly disagree, most people being mentioned in this thread are behind the scenes people who run large business etc. The only people being mentioned that might have a popular IG account is an athlete or an anomaly of gopro.

this is an opinion based question so how you judge it is your own opinion

there isn't some formula for best job. all i'm saying is that if they have a cool instagram, they are probably doing cool things, and probably have a cool job

Peter.this is an opinion based question so how you judge it is your own opinion

there isn't some formula for best job. all i'm saying is that if they have a cool instagram, they are probably doing cool things, and probably have a cool job

I guess i'm just mostly shocked that people equate a popular IG account with the best jobs in the ski industry, that's all.

Jarden Corporation, is a provider of consumer products with over 120 brands sold globally. Jarden operates in three primary business segments - Outdoor Solutions, Branded Consumables and Consumer Solutions. In 2015, Jarden was ranked #348 on Fortune 500. In 2014, Jarden Corporation delivered $8.3B in Net Sales and had total assets of $10.8 billion. Jarden owns K2 sports, owns Line skis...

how many shares of MTN do you own bro? price went up to $106 per share today, by the way.... thats Vail Resorts... funny that a day pass and a share are neck and neck...

anyone in the freeski sector, is working their tail off to save their neck.

eheathI guess i'm just mostly shocked that people equate a popular IG account with the best jobs in the ski industry, that's all.

you dont live a cool life unless you can brag about it on social media these days

Mr.BishopWell you're a terrible member?

Wow

Me.

Marketing director for a medium- large size resort on the east coast

The best job by far is pissing off eheath by saying just about anything, which is a really easy one too.

J Lev

wobbbieThe best job by far is pissing off eheath by saying just about anything, which is a really easy one too.

I'm so mad bro lol

steves_nutsWow

Its OK man, you'll have a much better life on http://www.epicski.com

awhippleJ Lev

Idk if i would want to build skis. Last year i explored the idea of starting a ski company for a school project. to start a company took a lot of time and effort dont get me wrong, if you are really passionate about evolving the sport then thats the way to go!

The guys behind TBK Ski's have the best job in the industry. They don't even have to produce any product or sell anything and somehow profit.

I do. I get to boss around Steve and Durtschi all day.

.Fryabe kislevitz

the dude just films and skis all day eryday

True dat, all day eryday - that's all I do :)

Hahah - but yes in all honesty - I have a good job, however it's not all skiing; but, it is in line with my passions with is the key to any 'best job'. The 'best job' is different for the individual, but I would say the best job for you is the job that allows you to be who you are and do what you love in life. In my case, I'm really into technology, learning, creativity and skiing - and that's what my job allows me to do.

I do!

Filming.

Don't have to be an insanely good skiier, you get to hang with pros and travel the world, and do a job that allows you to express your creativity.

probably josh bishop armada TM

Mr.BishopIts OK man, you'll have a much better life on http://www.epicski.com

Ill have a much better life when you no longer run this site

onLINEAvalanche Dog Trainer.

Who doesn't like skiing pow and chilling with dogs all day?

can vouch this is sick. also, throwing bombs and opening terrain does not suck

Mr.BishopIts OK man, you'll have a much better life on http://www.epicski.com

Such quality, you should really look into making NS like this

steves_nutsIll have a much better life when you no longer run this site

I really hope you're trolling but i doubt it... whats not to like about NS and Doug Bishop

Lift ticket scanner, always dreamed of being one when I was younger

Not gonna lie, my job is definitely pretty neat. Not for everyone, but out of the multiple jobs I've had in the industry this one is the coolest. No off season, get to work on badass machines and winter time is our slow time where the average work day consists of snowmobiling, firing lifts up and shredding.

I have to say the most fun job in skiing I've had is working terrain parks. Especially at an SPT Resort, Like North Star, Aspen/Snowmass, and my home resort, 7 Springs. Working at a mountain with a big park scene is great. Big name crews and pros are always rolling in, doing crazy shoots, and the parks are better every year. I really gives you a drive to get to be a part of something like that. But above all, You get to ski, all day. You get to shred the parks that you put yourself into, before anyone even shows up, until after everyone leaves. And although its usually a minimal paying job, fuck it. The stresses of life are minimal when you stand them next to life's satisfactions.

Earl_GlobzI have to say the most fun job in skiing I've had is working terrain parks. Especially at an SPT Resort, Like North Star, Aspen/Snowmass, and my home resort, 7 Springs. Working at a mountain with a big park scene is great. Big name crews and pros are always rolling in, doing crazy shoots, and the parks are better every year. I really gives you a drive to get to be a part of something like that. But above all, You get to ski, all day. You get to shred the parks that you put yourself into, before anyone even shows up, until after everyone leaves. And although its usually a minimal paying job, fuck it. The stresses of life are minimal when you stand them next to life's satisfactions.

I tried to get a job at 7 springs 2010/2011 ish. Idk that I would have gotten the job anyway, but I got kind of ruled out for my distance away. I was like "I can move" but it didn't pan out.

Place seems sweet. Still have yet to ever make it there although I've been following what they've been doing the last few years.

But I agree, park lyfe is where it's at.

While I don't get paid, I'm a fan of my gig. I just know people, and post shit on Instagram.

I'm not a good skier, I'm a tele skier for fucks sake. But, I can leverage the fact that some people follow me on instagram. This has gotten me an ambassador job at Outdoor Tech, and I just applied for one the other day with a binding company and I feel confident.

It allowed me to go to WSI last year and successfully pitch the flabongo.

Basically, my job is to drink and snapchat, and sometimes I get to travel places. Hopefully I can expand that into a career, but I'm enjoying it.

Troy.While I don't get paid, I'm a fan of my gig. I just know people, and post shit on Instagram.

I'm not a good skier, I'm a tele skier for fucks sake. But, I can leverage the fact that some people follow me on instagram. This has gotten me an ambassador job at Outdoor Tech, and I just applied for one the other day with a binding company and I feel confident.

It allowed me to go to WSI last year and successfully pitch the flabongo.

Basically, my job is to drink and snapchat, and sometimes I get to travel places. Hopefully I can expand that into a career, but I'm enjoying it.

That sounds pretty legit.

Probably someone who sells things or makes things. like level 1 for media or a ski designer, just because they have an actual steady job that pays.