What is your job/career/specialty?

right now i'm a stay at home mom, i am 15 units away from obtaining my AA so i do have to return to school for that when i have the money. i have been a cashier, lead cashier, phone operator, and worked in a warehouse, but hopefully i can continue my education soon so when i do go back to work in 2 yrs. i will have something to fall back on.

I actually studied four years in college to become a programmer, but it turned out I'd end up into a freelance writer. I've always joked in High School that I will become a writer someday; I didn't expect I'd actually end up as one. My first job was a copyeditor for 2 years, then I turned freelance. I've never worked in a company since then. It seems like I'm not made to work in an office slavering for someone else. Lol.

Well, over the yrs. I have done a lot of different jobs as well. I even was on Disability for some time due to Medical issues so I had to spend time living off of that as well. I have worked as a Cashier at a couple of Stores, I have worked at Burger King, I have been a Customer Service person at our Airport pushing people in wheel chairs, have been a Cashier, etc. for a Convenience store, and now work as a Dispatcher/Call taker for Yellow Cab. In the past I have also had my Own Business for a while selling at our Local Swap Meet, and doing Sports Card Shows, etc. as well. I also have done online Business type things and made some online in various other things as well. Overall, I would Love to eventually work in a Call Center type position or something online and eventually not have to work for someone else if I could, but until that happens I will have to continue working for someone else as well.

hello capirani, Wow! you have a lot of jobs before. Anyway, whatever you are doing now at least you still have a job and that is the best. Anyway, I graduated and pass the board as an Electronic and Communication Engineer. I'm presently working in a multi-semiconductor company for more than twenty years. It's a good company and here I was able to apply what I have learned in college. I'm a Product Engineer here and I support the production line. Was able to go abroad to have some training for how many times already. During my first five years here, I was hired to support the line repairing some of the machines, also in production line. But when there was opening in the Product Department, I tried to apply there and was able to pass the interview. So from then on up to the present I'm working as Product Engineer. I have a better salary here and have a lot of chances in going abroad. This way, I can travel and save some money.

I have 2 jobs... I work full time as an appliance sales person at Home Depot... Even though my job title is appliance sales, I do little bit of everything in that place... Also, I work as a translator... I went to college for forensic science but I ended up doing what I do... There's long story involved with that... I like what I do, especially translator part of work... I work with translating documents, translating technical manuals, student visas & etc... As far as translator job goes, I wouldn't call it my own business but since I'm hired as "freelancer", I guess it's closer to having my own business... It will take some time before this place will hire me as their full time employee... A lot of security & background checking involved... I like both of my jobs... I like the freedom & travel aspect of working as translator... Eventually, I'd like to work fulltime as translator, though...

I'm a lyricist and I am doing it for almost 8 years now...I tried another job like in managing a hotel becuase hotel and restaurant management is one of my course but still my passion is in music so I stick to it.Music is really difficult when it comes to profit but you are a songwriter and make good lyrics well then you will be earning a lsot especially web is already here..for now I am still working with my big project for the 1 album that we will be releasing in itunes this february 15 and I hope you guys will check it out..:-0 God bless and have a nice day..;-0

[i]Hi capirani, Wow...you have a great experiences! It's variety! I am teaching for 8 years back in my Country. It was a great experiences for me. I started working right after my graduation! This time, I am a full time housewife for almost a year![/i]

I went to college, gained some valuable computer skills, worked at the college for almost 8 years and then moved 1,000 miles away to sunny Florida with my husband. I took off for about a year, worked for one company...was laid off so I went to work for another company and was recently laid off from that job. My husband and I are in the process of opening up his business, which centers around motorcycles, parts and accessories. He's been interested in bikes since he was young and now, at 61, he's turning his hobby into something that is needed very much in this area and something that should keep him busy and make us some money.

I am a businessman,inherited my business from my father.It is a seasonal business and I have some free time to spend and I am here in online earnings for 3 months.It is not a good fortune until now.But I am eagerly exploring the ways so that I can get more earnings through online too.Hope for the best!

I went to college and grad school to boot. I'm work as a teacher at a community college and as a freelance writer.

I work in Boston for a large company recording webcasts and streaming them live over the internet. I have been doing that for ten years, and commute from Londonderry NH to Boston MA five days per week to do that. I also have my own online store selling handmade body care and room scenting products. That is my true passion, and something I wish I could do full time someday. I fill orders from 8pm - 12am. My jobs make it hard to have a social life. I did go to college for four years and earned a Bachelors degress in liberal Arts - Psychology. I then went to two years of graduate school to get a degree in Counseling, but I withdrew from school because I got pregnant (I ended having an abortion because my boyfriend's family didn't approve). I intended to go back, but it never happened. It's very hard to go back to school after getting hired and having a "real" job. I was a poor college student for so long, that it was nice to have a job in an office and get paid a salary for once in my life. Since it was decent and paid my bills... I never went back to school. I would love to find a job close to home or online instead of having to commute five hours per day. I have never been able to find any legitimate work at home jobs though that would actually be better than my current income (which is not terrific for working in the city for as long as I have). It would be great to have more time to spend with my family.