I work in a steel mill. Hot, dirty, and dangerous but I love it. Plus I work 4 on 4 off so it's like a mini vacation every week.

I'm a pimp.

I'm his driver.  It's not not a bad gig: the money's right, and I get all the cognac I can drink.

I'm a respiratory therapist for a home medical equipment company. We deliver oxygen, CPAP's (anyone here have one?), etc. to people's homes and show them how to use it. Been at it for going on my 17th year.

I was a strolling mime for the longest time but suffered from job burnout.  I took up a gig as a juggler at a carnival but had a run in with the bearded lady and moved onto my current job, appraising Obama memorial coins and selling cheap, knockoff shamwow's on Ebay.  

I dirty the floors Burley mops.

I'm a pimp.

I'm his driver. It's not not a bad gig: the money's right, and I get all the cognac I can drink.

I'm the muscle of the operation.

I work from home. I have built a small insurance agency over the last few years and being disabled(I finally came off disability March 1) I am out searching for the elusive next new client. I have a Group 1 license as well as a series 6 & 63. I am a certified financial planner. Business is very good at this time.

I am one of 5 Residential Supervisors at a Job Corps Center. I just started my 13th  year there, I started out as a Residential worker.

We supervise 53 employees and are responsible for the health and saftey of 600 students .

My part of the responsibilities are the Schedule and daytime operations. Daytime for us is 3am to 12 noon!

I'm currently unemployed in my industry, real estate management.  I enjoy most parts of the business.  I get to meet a ton of people, and 90% of what I do is just making friends and conversation, something perfect for me because I can't ever keep my mouth shut anyway.  There are parts of the business that I don't like.  Every now and then you have a tenant who falls on hard times and you have to evict.  I have seen and done some things that have broken my heart.  After I go back to school and finish my degree I want to reenter this business to prove to people that it is possible to be a good person AND a landlord.

Right now though, I am working on getting a business off the ground.  It's a company that takes pictures of homes and make virtual tours for real estate agents.  I did this before about 3 years ago and really loved it.  Good pay, lot's of freedom, no set schedule, and no boss.

I'm currently unemployed in my industry, real estate management. I enjoy most parts of the business. I get to meet a ton of people, and 90% of what I do is just making friends and conversation, something perfect for me because I can't ever keep my mouth shut anyway. There are parts of the business that I don't like. Every now and then you have a tenant who falls on hard times and you have to evict. I have seen and done some things that have broken my heart. After I go back to school and finish my degree I want to reenter this business to prove to people that it is possible to be a good person AND a landlord.

Right now though, I am working on getting a business off the ground. It's a company that takes pictures of homes and make virtual tours for real estate agents. I did this before about 3 years ago and really loved it. Good pay, lot's of freedom, no set schedule, and no boss.[/quote]

No Boss? I thought you said yo0u had a girlfriend!

I am retired and have been for 28 years.  Done a lot of fishing and hunting in those years.

I'm currently unemployed in my industry, real estate management. I enjoy most parts of the business. I get to meet a ton of people, and 90% of what I do is just making friends and conversation, something perfect for me because I can't ever keep my mouth shut anyway. There are parts of the business that I don't like. Every now and then you have a tenant who falls on hard times and you have to evict. I have seen and done some things that have broken my heart. After I go back to school and finish my degree I want to reenter this business to prove to people that it is possible to be a good person AND a landlord.

Right now though, I am working on getting a business off the ground. It's a company that takes pictures of homes and make virtual tours for real estate agents. I did this before about 3 years ago and really loved it. Good pay, lot's of freedom, no set schedule, and no boss.[/quote]

No Boss? I thought you said yo0u had a girlfriend!

Haha yeah I can't believe I forgot that part.  Every day:

Baby:  "When are you going to get a job."

Me:  "Baby, I've got a job."

Baby:  "No, I mean a real one."

Something tells me she doesn't have much faith in my project...

I'm a retired College Instructor. I taught Welding Technology.

SMAW

GMAW

GTAW

Plasma Arc

Plasma Cutting and Maitenance

Robotic Welding

I loved my job, good hours, great pay, and I got to meet alot of people.

Falcon

I work in banking operations.  My work is being offshored so they can save money by paying someone $2 an hour.  My job is done in June---it can't be soon enough!!!  My wife and I are moving to TN to get out of this tax trap, s-hole they call NY state!!

I work for the NJDEP (new jersey department of environmental protection).  my job isn't bad, my boss is another story.  :

Greenscutter, love it, been doing it for 35+ years.

I work as a network engineer for Sprint designing, implementing, and configuring voice over IP and data enterprise networks. I've been there 8 years.

Student and Sales Representative for a nursery during the summer.

Graduate in a year- "Business Management" Major, "Communications" Minor - -  hopefully there are some jobs leaft by then

I work at a high school.

Self employed- I inherited part of the family farm.

               -gk

I'm a Logistics/Transportation manager for a medical device manufacturing company. Been with the company over 17 years... although the one I started with was bought out about 10 years ago.

Geek, I mean IT consultant.

United States Department of Treasury  

I'm a diesel engine "roadman" - field service technician if you want to be formal about it. We work primarily from New York to Virginia. Mostly we do marine and anything else classified as "off highway" - cranes, generators, railroad, etc.

work in a small fab shop, weld, fit, layout. best part of the job is its right across the street from a donut shop.