What do you do for Living?

[BD Jones]

High school and middle school band director, composer, and arranger.

 

[flat-top]

Retail Manager of the men's area in a department store.
flat-top

 

[farnham54]

Just launched my own business! I'm doing private bartending for weddings, dinner parties, corperate functions, etc.

Check it out here: www.m3bartending.com

I'm also doing a monthly column for Ren, a "Drink of the Month".

I do private consultation work, and i'm also a student. So I wear a lotta hats; Jack of all trades, master of none, but I'm working on it!

Cheers
Craig

 

[Johnnysan]

I work in the comunications department for a statewide labor union. My main duty is to maintain the organization's web site, but I also write articles for the web and our publications and take photos. I've been at this job for the last three years. Prior to that, I was an investigator with the state EPA.

 

[Nathan Flowers]

Librarian.

I also own a School Calendar website that links to school district calendars to give parents information about upcoming school holidays like spring break, Christmas holidays, and the last day of school. www.schoolcalendars.org

 

[shamus]

guess I forgot to say what I did.

I'm an editor for special features on DVDs..

 

[elsewhere]

I buy & sell vintage clothing, accessories, furniture & decor

... and I used to be a bartender. I still sometimes fill in at my old bar & at our local Elk's Lodge.

 

[MudInYerEye]

Tattooist by day, bouncer by night.

 

[Brad Bowers]

Unemployed but looking for work. I'm finishing up a Master's in History in a couple of months, and who know what I'll end up doing after that. Finally earned a BA at the age of 36, and now an MA at 38, so everybody's hoping I'm just a late bloomer, instead of a guy that doesn't know what he wants to be when he grows up! Boy, do I have them fooled! :cool2:

Brad

 

[Biltmore Bob]

Disabled retired Policeman, injured in the line of duty. Owner and operator of a dog obedience/protection business.

 

[Andykev]

Avoid work at all costs.

Abscounder, good for nothing, malingerer. Work in the public sector, with a specialty in telling others what to do. Have a limited wardrobe. Am often annoyed by people with many problems. Seeer of things unspeakable. Thick siknned to the extreme, finding humor in trajedy. Nothing else to add.

 

[Zach R.]

Hmm, I've never had a job before, and hopefully I can put it off as long as I can. :cheers1:

 

[Tabitha]

I am a delivery driver and dock worker. We have to wear uniforms at work. Quite a contrast to my vintage dresses and heels. No one ever recognizes me in my "street" clothes.

 

[MK]

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Publisher.........and I run a Lounge.

 

[Oscar Tong]

My jobs

I refill ink-jet printer cartridges at Island Ink-Jet and moonlight as a volunteer apprentice IT consultant. Since my primary job pays little and gives me few working hours, I am currently seeking a second job. I hope to get a government job, work as a computer service technician, or work as an office assistant. (I bet that if it were not for my subpar social skills and inability to drive a hard sell, I could easily get a job as a salesman at any menswear shop.)

 

[Absinthe_1900]

I do CAD drawings & 3D renderings in the exhibit design field, also I write and do historical research about early rotary winged aircraft for The American Helicopter Society.

 

[Thomas Walden]

An impressive myriad of callings! And, of course, my congratulations to those completing their degrees!

As for me, I am still a student (the greatest "job" of all).

 

[Forrestal]

I design, engineer and sell hospital communications systems; Nurse Call systems, in house wireless telephone systems, infant abduction security systems etc. Our company has been in business for 59 years.
Regards,
Forrestal

 

[Phil_in_CS]

Operations director at a small software company. Programmer for 15 years prior to that.

 

[macawber]

I'm a forest ranger, and have been for many years. I love it no matter what I"m required to do. the bushland reveals new stories every day. Not so long ago I discovered a platypus, one of the most strange animals you can find in the world, in a creek only 4 feet wide. I believed they would need a larger body of water to make a living, but seeing is believing.