What is your occupation?

[savatage1973]

My BIL has an MS in Mechanical Engineering--wanted to originally be an architect--now he is an insurance adjuster--he does the estimates of structural damage and repair costs from fire/water/storm destruction, and collects a steady and healthy paycheck--go figure?

 

[jwrauch]

Retired from the dental profession 6 years ago after 2 brain surgeries. 37 years was enough !!

 

[jeff's eight]

Signed up for social security today. Guess that means retirement. Nah !!
Worked since age 15. 48 years. Goes by in the blink of an eye. Fighting
some memory issues now but I still recall what good sound is!!!

 

[Illusions]

I work in the Hotel Industry...Currently as a Housekeeper and Houseman.

 

[beatcomber]

Seaman. I began my life at sea in '94. Since 2010 I am a Master Mariner. Right nowView attachment 1018073 I am on a large commercial ship trading between SE Asia and Middle East (Thailand-Singapore-Malaysia-India-Pakistan). 3 months till I go back on home leave.

That looks like a really cool job... Is it?

 

[matteos]

Graphic designer for an advertising company. Work on the brochures for each vehicle that you pick up at the dealership. Japanese car company.

 

[joekapahulu]

Semi retired management consultant, general management executive and marketing, planning and development VP./manager. 24 years in corporate Fortune 100 and middle market privately held firms in consumer goods, financial services/insurance, tourism and healthcare. 8 years consulting for same, first as a young MBA in the trenches, then later as experienced Director/partner. In "retirement job" as volunteer nonprofit consultant, pro bono tax preparer, financial planner.

 

[saltwater]

I operate these things you all hate at ridiculous speeds... they said it would be fun, it’s not.

 

[Pentotark]

Storyboard artist for animation =D

 

[sbeineke]

Retired semiconductor industry engineer and manager (21 years). Also retired USAF aircraft electrician (22.5 years)

 

[stamir]

That looks like a really cool job... Is it?

Haha, yes, it is. It keeps you on your toes, dealing with a wide variety of people, situations etc. It's not always nice and rosy but at the end of the day is highly satisfactory, not money wise but in a "yeah, i did that, went thru that" kind of way. And you always have some good pub stories.

 

[riksors]

Stay At Home Dad

 

[runforit]

Elevator repairman

 

[avionic]

Retired semiconductor industry engineer and manager (21 years). Also retired USAF aircraft electrician (22.5 years)

Thank you for your service!

 

[soundboy]

Regulatory analyst for the state public utilities regulatory agency.

I used to be (one of) the people who came up with one of the misc. surcharges on your phone bills. Now I write regulations about phone books.

 

[VfB Stefan]

Attorney

 

[stoutblock]

Because I am in a time loop of an endless extended weekend, Monday never comes and therefore I don’t have to worry about an occupation. I do miss the paychecks though...

 

[MCD275]

Happily retired commercial project manager in the railway industry.

 

[kdooley]

Geographic Information Systems Analyst

 

[Duane]

Permanent, never ending vacation.