What do you TB'ers do for a living??

[rendevouz]

I destroy hopes and dreams of little kids, no wait that’s my hobby.
I’m a translator

 

[Eric Perry]

Little town 25 miles south of Pittsburgh called Washington, PA.

Left there in '81 and have never been back. Not because of bad sentiments, I just haven't had any reason to go back. Skipped my high school reunions and grandparents' funerals, etc. Maybe someday I'll make my way back there.

Cool. I was in the other corner, north of Philadelphia, just outside Scranton in a dinky town called Carbondale. I've been in AZ since 2013, and I have zero plans to return to Pennsylvania.

Still in training, I see.

I just LOL'd!

 

[kartiste]

I'm between engagements.

 

[Monkey]

I'm a mental health counselor. I've spent most of my professional life in educational settings (middle school/high school history teacher, university career advisor, school-based mental health counseling, and university counselor).

 

[socialleper]

Technically I'm not supposed to say.
I build networks for a someone that uses your tax dollars to blow up other people.

 

[BioDriver]

Fix other people's screw ups.

Greetings fellow consultant!

 

[KokaKola]

I’m a collections rep for a credit union. We do our best to help people and we don’t make commission so there’s no real incentive to be terrible to anyone. Still a bit heartbreaking sometimes to see how many people out there are struggling, in all age groups really.

 

[Jscriv]

Electrician, IBEW LU237 Niagara falls ny

 

[Jimstyx]

Roll mill steel operator for ford
I build Lincoln navigators currently

 

[Deadworks]

I design, configure, and fix a relatively small portion of the internet.

 

[crlujan]

Orthodontic Technician

 

[JMacBass65]

Realtor at Redfin.

 

[juancaminos]

I'm a night shift Value Strem Leader at a place that makes main transmissions for flying vehicles that bomb and shoot whoever the enemy is.

 

[Gorn]

I work in the insurance industry. To explain further would bore everyone, especially me.

 

[IconBasser]

Data Analyst. I do programming and statistics all day. Currently working on a Masters in Applied Statistics to be even better at it.

 

[knuckleduster]

Possibly the easiest job I'll ever have - maintenance technician at a boutique hotel. I spend a few hours a day actually fixing stuff, like lightbulbs, bathroom fixtures, TV sets, etc., and the rest of the day waiting for calls from housekeeping, guests, or other staff. I'm technically employed as "part time," so that means that I'm never on call, and never have any overtime.

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

I talk to the customers so the engineers don't have to. I have people skills.

 

[Microbass]

I’m currently a travel consultant. Looking to move into medical repatriation for when you bozos get wrecked and fall off your hotel balcony, I’ll get you home safely and comfortably

 

[shadowtippy]

I destroy hopes and dreams of little kids, no wait that’s my hobby.
I’m a translator

I had a 9 translator radio when I was a kid.

 

[Nedmundo]

I have a college admissions consulting business, and for the past two years, I've had part-time work at a law school, where I have assisted with student advising and graduate admissions.

I'm not sure the law school work will resume this year, but my college admission consulting might convert into full-time college counseling in selected Philadelphia public high schools for two years. My business partner and I are part of a grant application for this, and we should find out next week. Fingers crossed!