What do you do for a living?

**SFCRick** · 27th January 08, 02:34 AM

retired Army now an Illustrator

**CactusJack** · 27th January 08, 03:08 AM

I work in the Administrative Sservices area for a large investment firm based in St . Louis, Mo. with office located thru out the United States, Canada, and the U.K. I operate and maintain IBM Infoprint 4000 Main Frame Laser Printers.
I will start my 14th year this coming September.

**Coemgen** · 27th January 08, 03:21 AM

I'm a Poor, Starving Liberal Arts Student, but I may need to get a part time job soon.

**cacunn** · 27th January 08, 03:38 AM

I work for the US Department of Commerce's, Office of the Secretary office of Financial Management as a systems accountant. My office is developing/maintaining the Departments Accounting system. My main area is program management doing all those reports no one else wants to do or read.

**rickmac15** · 27th January 08, 03:45 AM

I worked as a electronic tech for R J Reynolds for 31 years. Retired and am now back under contract. Laser Specialist.

Rick

**MacTavishOfJapan** · 27th January 08, 03:46 AM

At the moment I am a classroom/behaviour support assistant at a special needs school in central Scotland. I am hoping to begin my teacher training in the autumn though and become a chemistry teacher.

**Sean_the_Kilted** · 27th January 08, 04:07 AM

I am an US Army Signal Officer currently stationed in Heidelberg, Germany. I deal mostly with computer desktop support.

**andyfg** · 27th January 08, 05:25 AM

I read, think, write and teach philosophy and get paid for it. It's tough, but someone has to do it.

**Rex_Tremende** · 27th January 08, 06:47 AM

A former software developer, tester, business analyst, production support guy, and project manager, I now help people at my company be better leaders and effective team members by teaching them about project management and business analytics tools, techniques, and methods.

Regards,
Rex.