Poll: What do you do?

First post!

part time each, I guess is closest to what I am... i'm on leave from school, but writing my thesis and employed part-time as of Nov. 1. So... yeah.

Where are you working?

THE CONTAINER STORE!!!

I graduated this past May and am now among the ranks of the unemployed.

Hey somebody! Feel free to employ me. I'm a good kid.

I have a full time job. as an ass monkey.

next year I hope to be back in art school. I'm already reorganizing my portfolio... and a professor at the maine college of art is gonna go over it with me.

i'm a production editor at a big scary company. i do not miss being unemployed. at all.

working at McHell is quite the challenge.

soon, i be out. very soon, hopefully. Eventually, for sure. *waits*

How about full time student part time worker? I know there are quite a few of those around.

*raises hand*

Thanks, Gordon. That's me! Full-time student, and minimum 25 hours a week of work. Bleh.

*hates Blockbuster for practically forcing her to watch The Matrix: Reloaded this morning. Bastards.*

I'm a social worker for the eldery and their informal caregivers and proud of it!� I went into the field because of its high pay, easy people to work with,�and great�respect the field receives from society as a whole.��And, no, I don't have any delusions at all. :) *twitch*

For the current quarter I'm considered a part time student, part time worker.

Normally I'm a full time student, part time worker. Represent.

At least, right now.
Heh.

The place I worked was closed down on 9/5, so I've been out in the scary unemployed world since then.
It ain't so bad.... yet....

:)

I'm full time, but always flirting with unemployed.
Right now, my job is pretty much the same job pnumatic tubes were once used for (running the mail and faxes around a law firm). I also make coffee and run a coppier and all sorts of exciting stuff like that.

Before last week, I was unemployed for a week.

Before that, I was working in the files and doing data entry at the Columbus Metro Housing Authority (low income housing).

And before all that, I was a full time student, working about 10hrs a week in a computer lab. So basically, I was getting paid for my FHDC time ;-) I wish I could still calim that...

I work at a big company doing software engineering and database design/administration. Earlier in life my plans were somewhat different. But I'm really happy what I'm doing now.

I work full-time.� I'm working as a typist and proofer for a company that makes calendars for schools, churches, community organizations, and such�in small communities.� The job lasts from October until mid-December, as that is the company's busy season.� I'm really enjoying it, though.

I'm a code monkey for a small internet company in Toledo, OH. I program in ASP (if you can call that programming) doing web development and database interaction type stuff. I graduated from school in December 2001. @whee! :)

hehe. At least there are 2 software people over here. Nah, ASP is programming without any doubt�:)
*throws graffiti*

I eat chocolate, breathe polluted air, drink hot caffeinated beverages, nap a lot, wear comfy clothes, live in a cluttered house with cats and boys, write stirring treatises on a wide variety of subjects, correspond with�my elected and appointed representatives, plot peace and justice,�get way too much spam,�move around many many many pieces of paper, organize and execute periodic celebrations, and listen to music.

Oh.� You meant, like, for an "occupation"?� I�haven't held one of those for a long long time.����

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I work for a big soulless insurance company as a QA Technician or whatever my title is. I test changes the code monkeys make in the claim system. I make sure that we don't release bad code to the live system and make all your claims pay wrong or not pay at all. :)

Until this summer I was a business analyst at the same company. (The step BEFORE the code monkeys) but it was driving me to an early grave and I'm much happier in the job I do now.

That's me - granted as far as retail goes, running a music store is not too bad but it's still retail.