I'm just curious on what kind of jobs people here have. Especially serial updaters who can update at a rate of 1 page everyday or every other day.


Me… I'm a data entry person. Its low stress… too boring and mind-numbing… and also low pay.

I'm a bartender and a server in a cinema drafthouse. It's all evening work, so I can draw all day and then work from 6pm to 10, 12, or 2am. I have a BFA in art, but I make way more per hour at the bar then I would doing some sort of mind numbing commercial art job, and I have more time to do my own work. Also, that's why my friends are dunk all the time.

Full time student.

Used Movies, music, and games store clerk.

Yeah, im a register monkey, but I'm still the cool records store kid. ;)

Temporary Tax Clearance Officer for me.. Basically, just enter data into the computer and check whether the taxpayers should be taxed or not.. Part time job, wee!

Aquarium Supplies store.

ccs1989
Full time student.

same.

I work 15 hours a week in a copy center, making booklets for mean people in suits. The rest of my living is made drawing comics and doing freelance illustration. =3

I'm a graduate student finishing up my Masters. I work at the Museum of Miniature Houses.

I feel like Godzilla. ;D

I work at an ice rink. I do all the basics there (skate guarding, working the counter, and the snack bar) and I teach learn to skate ice hockey.

Im currently trying to get a masters degree and become a game designer.

Generic Human
I work at an ice rink. I do all the basics there (skate guarding, working the counter, and the snack bar) and I teach learn to skate ice hockey.

plus you flirt with the customers ^_-

I'm the “Distance Learning Training Coordinator” for a university, and boy do I have some interesting stories about faculty. It's a good job with nice benefits, and I get to work on my webcomic in the evenings.

I work at a bank. it's crazier how stupid some people are that have ridiculous amounts of money.

…damp money and old people are pretty annoying.

I work in a can factory - well, we don't actually make cans, we just make the parts. It is unreal how much time and machinery it takes to make a tabbed can lid. I fill in for the people that are missing, either as an inspector or a line worker. There's a lot of bad stuff about the job - at the top of my list, occasional eighty-four hour work weeks - but the pay makes up for it. I thought the rate they listed was a typo when I read their ad in the paper.

Full time student at the U of Arizona. Just lazy is all.

Before I moved I worked full-time as an Online Interactive Content Specialist for my local daily newspaper. It sounds a lot more exciting than it was but I do miss the company from time to time.

Student writer.

I train educators on teaching methods, class curriculi and class composition. I also am a full time author.

I don't sleep, either ;)

Yup, full time education. How boring… V.V

My jobs? None at all….

But slowly I AM turning into a professional babysitter. Not that I'm that good or anything, but I've been doing it a lot in the last few weeks. It's bacause my two older sisters have done a lot of babysitting in the past and they began to make a service out of it (even with a self made business card :) ). They are both too busy nowadays so when they're asked to babysit again I can stand in for them. So now I'm kind of picking up where they've stopped. It aint a real job, but I earned alot of money from it… tough I spend it twice so fast ;)

Pirate/Student/Ninja.

Produce clerk / Officer in the Canadian Navy / university student.

… Free time? What's that?

I'm an animator.

Lazy ass student.

Full time student teacher. Part time art instructor.

Tantz Aerine
I train educators on teaching methods, class curriculi and class composition. I also am a full time author.

I don't sleep, either ;)

I know a great many college professors who could benefit from this. :P Seriously, I wish there were a requirment for profs to take some education courses.

huh? nobody here is CEO of microsoft? :)

haha. low income. hahaha! (*jk*)

Ack, I'd do anything to be a student again! Unfortunately I'm thirty six years old and work full time as a photo specialist at Walgreens. The only good part about this job is I can hide in the photo lab where no one can see me until I surface when it's time to go home.

All of these sutdents are making me feel so old.