Do you have a job?

I'm still in education, and that's probably where I'll be for the next ten years. This summer I'll need some kind of job though as I only get money during the months I'm in school.

 

Ye, im the senior v p of karma
( nah, no job here just student )

 

I'm in private banking. Not exactly where you would think my religious studies degrees would take me but I enjoy it and it pays well.

 

I work, and I work as a customer service representative for a state government organization, don't wanna name names though.

 

I work in a call center for a medical insurance company's precertification department. I am doing precisely fuck-all with my degree at the moment.

 

Early morning stocking at Michael's only recently started.... Waiting on my first pay check is killing me >.<

 

British Army as a Dog Trainer

 

Electrical engineer here. I do calculations and design electrical stuff. yeah it sounds boring, I know.

 

I'm in school.

 

Yes! I'm a student testing center proctor and a Spanish tutor on campus.

 

Yes I do. I work at enterprise rent a car corporate center.

 

I have 3 years until I graduate and begin my post-secondary education at a university, where I plan to study to become a journalist.

When I'm eligible for employment I'll probably either apply for a job at McDonald's(Gotta start somewhere), or at an Airsoft arena near me and work there as a ref.

 

I'm self employed. I'm a freelance writer and am finishing my B.A. in Communications.

 

I'm still in high school, but I actually have two jobs; one during the school year and then one during the summer. I do barn chores at the barn where I ride during the school year, and I'm a lifeguard/swim instructor for the summer.

 

I'm a customer liaison for a small-scale petroleum purveyor. Which means I take a lot of shit from rude people because I work at a gas station. Mostly selling cigarettes, low-quality sandwiches (usually made with disdain because so many of our customers are rude), and gasoline.

Honestly, I shouldn't complain. I've been pretty much the top employee there for a little while now, the manager seriously wishes she could clone me (she told me herself.) And its a job. A terrible one, but a job nonetheless.

In all seriousness, be polite to the people who wait on you. I think soul-crushing jobs like mine should be mandatory for people to exist in the world. It makes me a much better customer when I go out - as I know how under-appreciated people in this field are.

 

I'm still in high school but I work part-time as a history tutor for students in my old middle school.

 

I'm still studying at uni but I do have a casual job too for now. I work with autistic kids at their homes (ie. teaching them motor and language skills). It doesn't pay amazingly but it's still good experience cause it's related to my course (speech therapy)

 

out of school working full time as a sign painter.