What do you do?

[Honk'n_down-low]

Taste Tester for Sam Adams Brewery - no Fame or Fortune - but someone has to do it.

 

[smperry]

Educational researcher

Marshall

 

[mrokern]

I deal with the ******* customers so the engineers don't have to. I have people skills.

Mmmmmm, yeaaaah. Did you get that memo about the new cover sheets on the TPS reports?

 

[Phalex]

Mmmmmm, yeaaaah. Did you get that memo about the new cover sheets on the TPS reports?

Yes! I got the memo!

 

[steve21]

Student and assistant in my dad's office. We offer expedited passport services as well as Visas to various countries and other types off services. I'm also a notary working out of his office.

 

[Unrepresented]

You Kick My Dog?

Only if it's in my contract. Otherwise the grievance process gets started, and things get ugly.

And definitely not on my lunch.

 

[Unrepresented]

o rly?

That's it. I'm filing for harassment, bucko.

You're getting blacklisted. Good luck getting your dog kicked in 541 territory again.

Thumbs will be broken.

 

[awakefie]

Instructional Design Consultant for Web-Based Learning.

 

[Chris Fitzgerald]

Bassist and theory/jazz instructor at the local U. I wouldn't change a thing*.















* (well, if I could regrow my hair and get a tan, that would be pretty cool, but other than that...)

 

[BassGirl1122]

professional lazy a**!


no really, I am a medical assistant but been out of a job for over a year and looking for a job too but with no luck...

 

[Munjibunga]

I administer rashes and other skin diseases to myself to demonstrate the affliction for text-book pictures.

I want that gig when I retire.

 

[nickn]

I work in a Hallmark card store.

>_>

<_<

 

[funkalicious101]

I make medical training kits for universities across Canada.


I'm incredibly unsatisfied with it.

 

[FrigginChris]

pharmacy technician

 

[Kalango]

Professional talkbasser, and civil engineer (offshore structures). Starting a course to become a petroleum engineer in two weeks. Probably no talkbass for some months.

 

[kasanovakarl]

I worked as a technical person in my industry (not maggot ranching, geotechnical engineering) for over 15 years before I got into management. Now, as the CEO (with over 36 years in the business), when I interview young graduates, I'm not eager to hire them if I get the sense that they aspire to be in management in, say, five years (I call them "climbers"). In fields like mine, you gain the respect of the people who work for you by demonstrating that you can do their job at least as well as they can. I doubt that many of our 15- and 20-year professionals could be led effectively by a 27-year-old. We have some up-and-comers in their early thirties, but they have already established themselves as excellent project managers and technical resources.

You might have better luck climbing into management in the financial industries.

+1
I think a lot of people need to read this again because this goes for a lot of different industries. Just because you have a bachelor's or master's degree does not make you qualified to be a manager right out of the gate.

 

[Marlat]

I do legal stuff.

 

[Arsenal_Fierce]

Assistant to the President/COO of a Japanese-owned dental manufacturing company. I also work closely with the Management Policy department. A good chunk of what I do is translating correspondence between us and our parent company in Tokyo.

 

[nbw]

Kind of down on my luck lately but at least I have food on the table. Database Management part time and full time Walmart stock monkey(oh joy!). Just saving up money to be able to support myself with one job that will allow me to have enough time to go through school of some sort(which is still in the air).

 

[plexibass]

day job-i manage a cd store in sandy springs

night job-archiving thousands of hours of georgia satellites tapes for possible project next year.

might possibly be opening a cigar shop here in sandy springs. have to do some more research on the market but i think that i would really enjoy it!!!!