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I just graduated high school, and my first job was a full time insurance broker. The funny thing is, I almost failed high school I just got really lucky with the job.
 
Currently working as a packer in a warehouse. Crappy job, but it pays well and has full benefits. Being 19, I can't complain about it.

I'm taking my EMT-B course at the moment, once I'm certified and get some experience (running calls with my volunteer fire dept's rescue squad), I plan on applying to a local ambulance service, and hopefully that will be a stepping stone to land me a job as a paid firefighter.
 
Studied geodesy at university.
Worked as a navigation specialist for a bit,
Did professional land surveying as an employee and then for my own company,
Retired and now I do other things: own and run a custom furniture fabrication shop, teach at community college, own and operate rental properties, and most important of all - spend time with family.

During all that time I did, and still do, photography for fun and pay.
 
Govt employee.....I could tell you more but I would have to kill you.....
 
I'm still a kid living my dream after 31 years driving a big red truck with lights and sirens. Shoot, why retire when working 24hr shifts lets me spend about 22 other days a month doing my photography full time.
 
This past Friday, I was a Quality Assurance Evaluator for the U.S. Army. As of Monday, I am now on a 99 week vacation. In all reality though, I've gone back to school in search of an Accounting degree.
 
Nanny extrordinare and Education Major (upper elementary grades)
 
I'm an environmental hygienist, and I run the family own construction company for the past 10 years.
 
I started a reply on this last night, but it flowed into a tirade about how I hate my job. So lets just say I do something I no longer enjoy.

Lol at that. Although I don't hate my job, I certainly don't enjoy it much. I gave it up once and only got back in for the money.

Oh yeah, I'm a photographer. Commercial. Although, cars, car parts and musicians are all products so you could call me a product photog :)
 
I drive a forklift. I load all the finished catalogs we make. I work for RR Donnelley.
 
From dish cleaning to content writing and online marketing - I do everything I can to be able to finance my trips and buy new photo equipment. Although I hope some day my photos will be good enough to be bought, so I won't have to stress myself with silly short term jobs.
 

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