What do you do for a living?

[MLeeK]

Wow... I am... A photographer. Well, most of the time I am. Otherwise I am a babysitter to my US Army Disabled husband who needs a full time babysitter more than the two teenage kids that still live at home do.

 

[cccott3]

Oncology Certified Registered Nurse! I do "floor" nursing where I care for cancer patients that are very sick and our floor is paired with urology where I care for many post op patients that have had bladder/prostate/kidney ect. Procedures. I also do out patient chemotherapy!

 

[paul85224]

i babysit murders and child molestors.

Yeah, sorry about leaving my cell in such a mess last night....it won't happen again.

 

[EIngerson]

United States Marine.

 

[Sw1tchFX]

Photographer

 

[bennielou]

Photographer. Just celebrated my 8th year of fulltime. I think I work harder now than I did when I had my old job. But time flew by, so I guess that means I was having fun. :lmao:

 

[brandon6159]

Firefighter/paramedic

 

[JMBriggs]

My husband.

+1 lmao. I also am a maintenance/grounds keeper.

 

[JMBriggs]

International Spy, just like James Bond. Less spying and more girls though.

Lmao!

 

[yipDog]

Full time video/audio production...and soon photography!

 

[Krazy]

Environmental Confined space rescuer, Emergency HAZ-MAT Responder, with photography when I find time

 

[Compaq]

I was at a six-hours lab course today. We spent around three hours trying to synthesize an alkyl halide. All goes well, no troubles. Half an hour before we're done, we're cleaning our place, just do prepare for the final testing of the product. Sooo, I take an erlenmeyer flask with a substance in it, throws it all down the drain and thoroughly rinses it. I go back, and my lab partner is like "dude, have you seen your product?".... and I was like "hmmm, I might have thrown it away". Then I was like "LOOOOOL", and she like "Ohhh maaaaaan".. Then our other lab parner came and was like "guys, wth?".. then we're like "are we going to tell, or pretend we're done and copy answers?". First we're like "screw it, we're copying answers", but when one of our supervisors comes over and asks how we're doing, I'm all like "ehhhhh, cremt.. well, there may have been an, ahh, accident, sort of".. she all like "an accident?" and looks for spilled acids or something. I'm like "there's a slight chance I may have throw away our product...........". she's like.. "OK, clean up and just be done.."... we're like "maaan",

true story

 

[fotoshooter]

I work for a photo service and event photography company. We offer printing services to photographers around the country and have in house youth sports photography and marathon photography.

 

[snowbear0924]

Temporarily retired from local government: Police Dispatcher, Programmer/Analyst (COBOL), IT Coordinator, detailed as a Background Investigator. Currently I am a Cartography Intern with the Feds.

 

[Alpha500]

Telecommunications tech. Well kinda. More office jockey than technician these days. I used to run test meters and use hand tools. Now I run powerpoint presentations and use spreadsheets.

I do what you used to do on a freelance basis, it's really hard to find work lately, I'd like a permanent position in a data centre or large office environment, I guess I just need to keep looking.

PS: I love working in telecoms and still find aspects of the job challenging and enjoyable, the hard part is finding contracts to work on, too many engineers and not enough contracts, but that's the climate we live in these days.