Occupation ?

[Michael G]

im a Mum of a son & a daughter and im also an Artist

What kind of art do you do?

 

[Orthocat]

I am a National Arbitration Coordinator for an insurance company and Arbitration judge.
And a foster parent.
And a biological parent.
And a biker.

 

[joyfulthanks]

At the moment, I'm homeschooling a friend's sixteen-year old daughter. I have no idea what I'll be doing after May, when my student will be finished-up here and will begin attending public school (God willing).

-Grace

 

[Spyridon]

CAD operator at an architectural firm.

 

[Monica child of God 1]

Office manager/receptionist. I go to university part time, studying social work.

 

[Mary of Bethany]

Associate Financial Rep/administrative assistant type, for my f-i-l in an insurance agency. For 24 years.

Mary

 

[Padraig]

Deacon / Student

Slainté

 

[gzt]

aspiring quaestuary, hobo.

 

[EricTheRed]

Junior in High School/ Viking Warlord

 

[elizabethevangeline]

Mom of 2 boys, homemaker, keeper of my grandfather, and I'm employed PT at a state university as a program assistant (office assistant).

 

[gorion]

Real Estate Broker

 

[ThePilgrim]

Student. Possibly a seminarian next year, although I'm still not sure on that.

 

[Nickolai]

Seminarian. And no, that doesn't mean I know anything.

 

[rainbowbright]

SAHM to four but soon to be nursing student

 

[Eusebios]

Full time meat cutter, part time University student pursuing BAs in History and Poli-Sci.

 

[ByzantineDixie]

Viking Warlord

Alright...this job seems the best of what I have read so far...at least I am thinking it beats what I do. Where do I send my CV?

 

[InnerPhyre]

Account manager for an advertising firm. I tell people what to do and make sure our clients are happy.

 

[Michael G]

Seminarian. And no, that doesn't mean I know anything.

Seminarian or cemeterian?

 

[Kripost]

I was a programmer, now, a system administrator.

 

[ufonium2]

I once heard a comedian say that you can can tell that you have a bad job if it takes more than a couple of words to tell someone what you do

But really I think it's all a matter of giving yourself a snazzy title. For instance, when my boss asked me what my husband does, I said, "He works for [major internet bookseller]. He makes sure the books in the warehouse are stored in a way that makes sense." And my boss replied, "So he's an industrial librarian."

I was on a boat once in Alaska, and this lady came up and asked me some really specific question about sea lions. So I stared at her blankly for several seconds. She said, "Well, you're the naturalist, aren't you?" and I'm like, "No, I'm the musicologist." I had borrowed some good rain gear from a fisherman friend for the day, so I guess I looked like I knew stuff. I'll have to remember that trick for future job interviews.