What do you do for a living?

[figmentvi]

Contracts Administrator at a large oil refinery for 12 years.

 

[manchurianbrownbear]

Account rep for an HMO. I go out and explain benefits for our insureds.

 

[Bob O]

Ive been a city of Milw Police Officer for the past 20yrs, was a police aide beofre that for 2 yrs and was a cook at Ponderosa Rest. before that.

 

[captin fink]

sales engineer for industrial equipment (automotive related)

 

[cotye]

An urban planner... always a hit at the party.

 

[elisebutt]

Lets see...
Retail asst(p/t - at school)
Nurse
Croupier(Roulette)
Barmaid
Restaurant Manager
Hard Drive fabricator for IBM
Accounts Clerk
Hotel Account manager
Human Resources Personnel
Health and Safety personnel
Systems Analyst for BT

and finally a SAHM and Mystery Shopper

Just a few jobs then....

 

[chell]

I'm in software support.

 

[mum4jenn]

I also do the school lunch thing!!! I worked at an Elem school for three years and just switched to the county we live in. I work at a brand NEW Middle school. This school has almost 1400 students ans we have a total of 13 workers. Two are management and three are cashiers. The rest of us work our tails off to get those kids fed!!!

I LOVE my new location!!!! It is aLOT more work( the other school had a little over 500 kids) but for the difference in my co workers it is well worth it.


Past jobs have included working in a shoe store, teachers Aide, worked at Weight Watchers,a dept store,worked breakfast shift at a McDonalds, a daycare,Blockbuster Video, A manager at Wendys,and worked at Publix doing many jobs!!

 

[SplshMtn99]

Let's see, over the years I've been:

During high school:
part time music lessons (clarinet / oboe / sax)
McDonald's (all shifts from opener to closer to birthday party host)

During college:
Customer database clerk
Grocery store cashier
Mainframe computer operator

After college:
Asst Front End Mgr at grocery store
Asst Head teller, then Head Teller, then Asst Bank Mgr (8yrs) till merger layoff

Currently:
Customer Service Rep at small insurance agency (auto & home insurance, boats......) 8 yrs

 

[Zarr aka Joe]

I'm the Program Administrator for the Latin American & Caribbean program at a non-profit education institute.

Cotye: you'd probably want to attend one of our courses....we offer professional development courses in land policy, including land economics and land taxation...and see many urban planners all the time!

I'm also hoping to soon be a Grad student - am applying for Spring entry for my Master's in Communications, specializing in either in Public Relations or Intergrated Marketing Communication.

So interesting to see such a wide variety of jobs here!