What Do You Do For Your Job / Living • Page 6

Econ student/Operations Cost Control Analyst(Intern). Currently wondering a lot about why I ever thought it would be a good idea to look for a job before I was a graduate. It's one of the worst things I have ever subjected myself to.

 

Is your username farva from supertroopers?

 

Indeed it is!

 

I'm an Air Traffic Controller in the Navy. Definitely not where I expected to end up, but its not bad.

 

I hope you don't have a daughter who dates a meth head.

 

I work for the state as a juvenile probation officer.

 

Nope definitely not , haha.

 

media + program coordinator for an international nonprofit that works in southern africa.

 

I'm in college (math major) but I teach dance in the evenings. It's an incredibly fun, sometimes frustrating, job.

 

I work at the main office for this restaurant company and this is pretty fucking cool

Edit: read the story in the description

 

Pest Control Technician. My hometown only had the occasional spider. Here in AZ, there's a lot of issues with scorpions, termites, cockroaches, black widows, roof rats, and gophers.

 

Ha that's pretty awesome. I love the photo bomb too

 

Marketing for Capital One Cafés.

 

PA working in Urology mainly oncology based

 

I'm an advertising copywriter in Nyc. Our clients include milk, chocolate milk and New York State tourism.

 

I start a receptionist job tomorrow. I expect it to be absolutely nothing like Pam in The Office.

 

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

 

I guess I should have said what exactly I do for the Restaurant Company. I'm a Sales Tax Accountant, that's right everyone be jealous! It's way less exciting than it sounds!

 

I work in digital brand marketing for one of the largest privately owned companies in the country.

 

I'm a Medical Social Worker.

 

I once met a woman who worked for a "flavor company", I guess the create flavors or something. I find that fascinating.

 

My roommate does that actually. Studied food science in college.

 

I work in healthcare looking after elderly people with dementia. The hours are long and they pay is terrible. I'm eventually hoping to work/study towards being a nurse over the next few years.

 

I work in a 24 hour specialty/emergency animal hospital. We do internal medicine and surgery but I work nights at the front desk so I handle intake and going over treatment plans and stuff for emergency cases. It's pretty intense sometimes but I like it for the most part.

 

Project Engineer for a Construction Firm in Chicago, I work on bidding jobs, securing contracts, helping make sure they run smoothly in the field.