What do you do for a living?

haha shamsta- you sound like me - a jack of most trades. I too hold many job titles as well. I actually own my own LLC and do a number of things underneath that such as cleaning newly built homes and getting them ready for buyers, catering events, graphic design, personal assistant- I guess you can say you and I are much alike- true entrepreneaurs!

Gotta get that paper!

Working in your PJ's is ALWAYS a plus :) I get to do that every now that then when I call in and tell them I'm going to work from home that day. Does being a moderator pay??

It depends on which company you work for. There are some that hire moderators on a contract basis and they generally make more. The last job post I saw for a home-based moderator offered $15 an hour. I just received some good news regarding my tutoring job - I'm getting a raise and direct deposit will be a payment option starting in December! Sweet!

Kudos to you sherriet! It's always awesome getting a raise- and the benefits of direct deposit are great. I've have direct deposit for about 4 years now and absolutely love it!

God Bless (no offense) people in your field that take on the care of sick children- I know your job must be so rewarding!

Opps, I met to say more money.

Being rich is all in the eye of the beholder- you do something you like- so you are rich in a sense- maybe not monitarily- but you are fullfilled with what you do- and most are not- you are ahead of most already :)

What type of store do you work in? What type of items are sold? I'm glad you have a passion for your job- a lot of people don't- so be proud!

It is a family owned convenience store...very laid back and i guess it is the people more than the work that keeps me there ...and of course the paycheck.

In what field do you focus educating in?

I'm sorry to hear that :( But at least you make the most of it by spending time mylotting :) Life is good- always find the best in it :)

What type of test for English? Do you translate the tests into english?

I'm sorry to hear that you don't enjoy your job- I have had plenty of jobs like that and let me tell you that its much more stressful doing something you dislike everyday then doing something you do like and choose to do.

To me graphic design goes hand in hand with performing arts- both take a level of creativity- I say go for it- find a local play to participate in in your own free time- you may find that you like it more than you thought :)

Project support coordinator? That can entail a wide variety of things- please enlighten me as to what fills your day at the engineering company.

Congratulations on the job!! Hope it works out for you. Is there any way it could become a permenant job for you in the future?

Being a mom first is definelty a full time job! What type of translation do you do? What language?

Taxes huh.......Kudos to you for doing that job- I have never been a numbers person myself :) When you subsitute- do you usually sub the one subject- or do you sub anything that is needed that day?

Hi Sometimes yu don't like the job but you have to take it to solve a problem and that is my case now. Iam working a a program coordinator and the pay mainly serves me to pay for my master degree that iam doing now. when I complet it i will surely change job and that is all NKM

It's cool that you find time for your hobby on top of working full time. I do the same- just to keep my sanity...lol. Doing something you love is definelty therapy for the soul- even if you just do it on the side :)

Awesome career choice! I always appreciated those teachers who kept me engaged when learning. Math was never my best subject though :( You said you learned law- did you attend law school then decide to become a teacher?

If the opportunities to work with underprivileged children are scarce in your country- that must be a good thing- The county that I live in has a poverty rate of about 22%- which is awful! The entire United States poverty rate is 12.6% for 2005- which hadn't changed much since 2004.

Law is a great field to learn a lot- so take advantage of that. Paralegal is a great career.

Well, my current position was offered to me by the CEO himself because he knew me from attending and taking minutes at the board meetings of a previous job. I really didn't have the experience to be his assistant- but he liked my work ethic and my motivation so he offered me 3 times my salary at the time to take the job. I have learned alot along the way- both self taught and taking classes here and there. The biggest asset I find that people want is that I have taught myself to create databases to contain important company information and I have learned how to research- and then present that research. Keep trying to get in the actual field you want to be in- someone out there is bound to give you a chance.

what kind of background do you have for that position. I have a bachelor degree in criminology and am trying to swith from the physical side of the profession and go into paralegal or legal secretary. It's hard because a lot of places want you to have experience, but my question is how do you get the experience if nobody will hire you to begin with?

Wow- you get to travel abroad - thats awesome in itself- If I could travel for a living- I definelty would!!!