What's your profession?

boogie man!

Old-fashioned helpmeet and mother/stepmother.

Former actor/director.

Teacher: English, biology, archery, drama.

Bookstore manager.

Librarian.

Former little magazine editor.

Nature counselor: Birds, mammals, reptiles, wild flowers, trees, basic ecology....

Babysittter: $.25 cents an hour, $.50 an hour after midnight.

Quite a list there, Noddy!

husker's post says "bm." Boogey Man.

I though bm was bowel movement, but "shet" doesn't say much in this forum.

bad motherf....

would never have figured out that one in a million years!

When I left school I was waiting to get into the police force here and I worked as an electrician's helper. I only got electrocuted once but that was enough for me and I was pretty happy when I joined the police (it's safer). I've been doing that now for 35 years (excluding 2.5 years full time training). But I've done a lot of different things in the job as it offers a pretty varied career.

I was also a full time elected official with my union for several years.

I've been teaching part time at a vocational institute for several years as well, teaching in the area of justice studies.

good, Seems you have a career with enough challenges to keep you busy and happy in your work.

And by the way, goodfielder, I never said Welcome to A2k to you....

It's very nice to be here - thank you ossobuco, thank you c.i.

ok
here we go

Marina worker - taught sailing, canoeing, sold and repaired boats.

Laborer - heavy construction bulldozer - backhoe, jackhammer

Farmhand - plowing, planting, and harvesting - threw a few bales of hay, castrated a few hogs and cattle.

UPS - loader and unloader

Army Corps of Engrs. - Resources Management and Ranger Training
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employment direction changed due to Reagan (job freeze)
First Data - Hot Call (fraud in progress), Fraud Investigator, Managed Weekend Security
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employment direction changed - moved
Collector - hardcore armbreaker type. (lots of stress)

Mortgage - Collector and Foreclosure Specialist, Collection Manager (lots of stress)

Credit Manager for a large international computer company. (major lots of stress)

Credit Manager for a small to medium international electronics manufacturer ( can handle this stess)

hobby
webhosting and site development (hosting over 50 websites) - no more growth wanted in this area.

community service - later.........

I'm going to plead youth here for my inexperience and scanty resume. For the record, I feel inadequate relative to everyone else.

In the last few years (I left high school in 1999), I have worked for (in paid and voluntary positions):
- various tennis associations for IT-related activities
- a migrant resource centre
- a legal aid clinic
- a tiny ballet studio
- a tutor at uni
- a pharmacy

Currently, I am employed with an IT company and studying law. And hopefully look forward to these (the pipe dreams of an optimist!):
- internship at the UN HQ
- law professor
- international human rights lawyer
- opening my own restaurant!

What's my profession?

Scultor, Author, athlete, singer, and customer service rep.

However I only recieve money for that last one.

I bought some land up in Vermont, a herd of sheep, and I tend to them.

Slappy, I think you and sheep go well together.

Hi, Slappy. Tell us more about sheep dip...

Husker, Scoates, and VooDoo, all interesting..

Re: What's your profession?

Yup, retired now......

As of now?

Recent?

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Nope. May 1st, but I haven't worked a day since after last Christmas.