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I used to get paid to play with toys @toys r us express but management didnt like that I knew more about toys and 1000 times more efficiant than all the employees combined...so they cut my hours. Managers thought I was after their job(I was). I quit that to work once a week as a vendor for a lumber company. I make more in one day than I did in 2 weeks at toys r us. Its heavy lifting, 12 hours days, but worth it to have the rest of my time belong to me. And its nice not having someone supervise me. I have a boss but hes on a differnt island

I don't even know what to call it, something guy, it works just the same as a factory job.
Basically it's a large medicine supplier and every crate filled with orders for pharmacies, hospitals and the likes passes through me and the machines and I have to take care of that.
It's a boring job mentally and a heavy job physically so it blows but fortunately mostly all of the people at work are quite nice and reasonable and the hours are flexible.

I am a layabout.

Physically I'm a wreck who by all accounts should be dead a couple times over, it doesn't pay well but I don't have to leave the house except occasional doctor visits or to sign for UPS stuff.

I'm very good at it, best angry cripple NA.

1st year journalism, working in a call center for election surveys for the summer unless something marginally better arises (doubtful). It's mundane but I get a window seat
and I get a lot of reading done on the side. When the next semester starts up I'll be working as a peer tutor for the school writing centre, mainly because it'll look good
on paper.

Network Engineer for a big evil corporation that runs most of the state (US) lotteries, as well as a good portion of the national lotteries for the rest of the world.

I'm over-educated, over-qualified and un-employable. So now i'm on an invalid pension. I would even get fired from this job. It does like like a good career though.

tuffteef wrote:

Tom Dalton wrote:rather not say.

bigchiefbc wrote:Network Engineer for a big evil corporation that runs most of the state (US) lotteries, as well as a good portion of the national lotteries for the rest of the world.

#Benghazi.

D.o.S. wrote:

bigchiefbc wrote:Network Engineer for a big evil corporation that runs most of the state (US) lotteries, as well as a good portion of the national lotteries for the rest of the world.

#Benghazi.

I hope someday they'll let me go visit the secret volcano lair

I work in an outpatient mental health clinic for people with psychotic disorders, our team does social recreation groups, injection clinics, assessments, case management, community outreach, occupational therapy.... we run an art group, yoga class, movie group, all kinds of fun stuff.

tuffteef wrote:

Tom Dalton wrote:rather not say.

You recognized my legs, huh?


Okay, so I don't have a day job. All I do is build pedals and run ILF. It takes up 100% of my brainpower and 99% of my waking hours, but at least the money's bad.

Badass!

Hardware Engineer. DigiTech.

That sounds pretty cool. How is it?

I work with a not for profit, specifically with clients diagnosed with HIV. My position involves connecting clients with legal services for their families, help run support groups, do outreach presentations for my program, etc.

morange wrote:That sounds pretty cool. How is it?

There are pain points that stem from being owned by a corporation (Harman), but everything directly related to DigiTech itself is awesome. Love the people, love the products. It's as close to a dream job as I could ever rightfully ask for.