Where do we bassists work? v2.0

[highway1]

Technical Specialist for a rupture disc manufacturer

 

[noodles2267]

Shop rat!!!!!!!!

 

[hernameisrio]

I work as an Apple technician at Tekserve and freelance as an audio tech (wiring, engineering) and musician (bass, obvs) the rest of the time.

 

[Swipter]

Clinical laboratory techniciani

 

[GreatScott91]

Insurance underwriter for commercial transportation. As someone already stated - it's as exciting as it sounds.

 

[preside]

Water Treatment specialist tec support for a manufacturer of water treatment equipment, family owned.

 

[zfunkman]

Administrator for the U.S. District Court / oh yea . . . its boring with a lot of work and low pay.

 

[Cnote2]

Another shop rat

 

[fulltimebassist]

I play and teach bass!

 

[obimark]

Registered Architect- previously employed by large soulless corporation currently (un)deremployed...
Note- not Software "architect", REAL Architect as IN I design 100 million dollar buildings... still burns me up I can't even search for a job with out getting 3000 bogus IT hits----

 

[Killens84]

In my 4th year as a High School band director, and I gig regularly on the weekends.
Turns out that I sometimes get great ideas for my bass lines from listening to the tuba parts in our concert band pieces.

 

[hodgy]

Ampeg! (Loud Technologies)

 

[stix_clgi]

Systems administrator

 

[Russell L]

For my regular day job I build and repair exhibits at the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia, SC. Been there since 1985. Two-and-a-half years to go til retirement.

 

[JMarsh]

Program Manager. Large software company in the Seattle suburbs.

 

[Rockford]

I'm a pilot for a private family and play and teach trumpet and bass.

 

[Trayster2]

3rd grade teacher.

 

[Doug Parent]

3rd grade teacher.

I pray that you and your kids in school are always safe.

 

[gumbynotpokey]

Clinical director of addiction treatment programs.

 

[Engine207]

I'm a pilot for a private family and play and teach trumpet and bass.

Hold up...you are employed by a single family that travels so much that it necessitates hiring a pilot? Kinda like your their "driver"?