What do you do for a living?

[UglyCasanova]

The state pays me to read books and write about said books.

[theactionindex]

I'm a staff accountant at a CPA firm (low bitch on the totem pole). I dig it. There's always exposure to something new so it stays relatively exciting. Exciting may be too generous of a term, but whatevz.

[popvulture]

Motion graphics art director / animator. Fun side bits: adjunct instructor (motion graphics as well), and I occasionally score commercials.

[neonblack]

I'm currently waiting tables, bartending, and I'm a barista. I'm also fighting this nasty "WTF am I doing with my life I'm almost 30" quarter-life crisis.

[gae86]

I'm a doctor, resident in cardiology.

[skullservant]

I am a field representivite for a storm door company. I go around to 40 different stores in my territory and make sure all of the displays work, I deal with returns in the stores, the installs department in the stores, reset the isles as needed and also occasionally go out to inspect doors in the field. It's about 600-1000 miles a week, but I get to listen to a ton of music in my car while I drive.

[fever606]

Broadcast Engineer, which means that I (help) keep a major network affiliate in a top-10 market on the air...

[waltdogg]

I take care of my dad's house coz he's getting up there in years and I do setups and recording on the side. Learned how to properly setup a stringed instrument from a Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery graduate and I went to SF State for audio engineering. Haven't had much work lately but luckily my name is on the deed to the house so as long as I stay on the upkeep my pop cant say shit.

[oscillateur]

I'm a game developer, for consoles and PC games. Title ranging from senior gameplay programmer to technical director based on the projects... I actually studied AI at first ages ago and started in games after not getting funding for my PhD. And slowly went away from AI and toward gameplay. In retrospect that might have been a good thing because making games can be really, really nice and interesting (also somehow boring at times and/or stressful as hell but I'm not complaining).

[WayToHip]

I'm currently waiting tables, bartending, and I'm a barista. I'm also fighting this nasty "WTF am I doing with my life I'm almost 30" quarter-life crisis.

Wow, you and I are having the same crisis just on opposite sides of a kitchen.

I am a prep cook at a restaurant. Other than the pay is shit, hours are too early, and I'm doing stuff that's mind numbing boring at times, I love it.

[sylnau]

Network admin, Internet security, programmer and computer related stuff.

[MrNovember]

I'm a nuclear engineer, still technically in training. For the past few months, I've been rotating through different positions to learn more about the organization overall. I previously worked in Fuel Channels Major Components Engineering now I'm in Reactor Safety Support. In April, I will be starting my final position in Primary Systems Performance Engineering

[terminalvertigo]

Aerospace Telecommunications and Information Systems Tech in the Cdn Military

Radar, Radios, Computers, Networks etc.

[goosekevin]

Fast food
Starting a nursing degree in March!

[Andrew]

Orthotic and Prosthetic Technician.