I worked retail for a year before coming to school.
My parents are paying tuition, and I'm living off what money I have saved for now.
I'm probably going to try to work wherever next semester.
I don't have a job yet, but I've sent CVs to a few shops over the road from me.
Hopefully I'll get to work at the pet shop, and I'll adopt all the poor hamsters/rats/rabbits etc.
i'm a rock climbing instructor at a boy scout camp. it pays shit but i get to spend the summer away from home. other than that i'm unemployed and thousands of dollars in debt from school. i'm trying to find another job around here, but my skills are limited to working in a paper mill or teaching climbing. meh.
Air Force. Radar technician. I sit in an office talking about sports and ufc until the missions are done. Then I proceed to open a small book, read it, turn switches and buttons and hope the pictures come out right. There's radiation, electricity, and fun stuff. Can't wait to get out.
I do voice over work for training videos. I am looking into getting back into doing graphic design/photography.
that's so funny! how did you come upon that job?
I went to an art direction job interview. They guy was like you don't have enough experience to e but you have a very nice voice would you consider doing some in-house vocal work for us. I said yes.... from there i made a demo tape and got the ball rolling one day i want to do cartoons.
When I'm not studying my ass off for school, I work as a promotions coordinator for a radio station and as a street-team marketer for a local film/concert venue.
SCHOLARSHIPS FTW.
covers tuition to my absurdly expensive school, plus rent and food. i'm pretty thrifty, but super compfortable, and i've still got a grand in savings from last summer's job as an emergency stash. right now i'm taking a classload that i had to get special permission for and am barely scraping by.
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full time student.
soon to be GIS specialist with the US Forest Service/ National Park Service
at present, i'm a grant writer... i help communities get funding for green spaces, park equipment, community gardens etc.
I manage production at a brewery. basically I make sure the right people have the right stuff to put the right amount of the right beer in the right place at the right time. making beer was kinda more fun than managing it.
I'm a "volunteer" for AmeriCorps, where I am working on a program to train people to have better jobs than I will by the time I finish with AmeriCorps.
cook in my buddies restaurant when he needs me, projectionist at theatre down my block, give music lessons to those interested, write music reviews and band bios when asked, formulate ponzi schemes and various forms of debauchery.
I work in retail. My job is basically to maintain inventory for the entire store (receiving, claims, random counts). Luckily, I don't deal with customers, mostly just sales reps, delivery people, and management. I deal with boring reports and pricing issues. It's not in my job description to train people, but I end up doing it anyway because it makes my job easier in the long run. (I should probably also note that the majority of the people I end up training are people in higher positions than mine and make twice what I do, and should know how to do the things I teach them already.)
Currently working on going back to school and looking for a new job not dealing with retail.
In the summer I work full time as a Kayaking instructor over on bainbridge island. The winter's are tough and so I just teach classes in the community pool when/if there are students. In the summers I teach the kids camps, winters usually elderly rich folk with nothing better to do.
I just moved to the city, have no job, no school, no money.
Time for a second job.
full time student
just got an interview at gamestop, supa neat!
fuck sparkle motion
i'm unsure what to say. i've never heard anyone ever say that, ever.
my normal response would be something of anger, but i'm unsure how to word it FUCK.YOU.
And I am going to yoga school, to learn how to be a teacher.
come to pittsburgh to take teaching courses with one of our studios here...
ok that'd maybe benefit me more than you as i'm sure there are schools there, but ... i want more local moc friends!
i know a bunch of instructors all great people..
yoga is the best ever.
i'm a sound engineer at a club, mixing bands,
and i also work for a family radio program/studio in the children's museum as the tech director.. so maintain the equipment in the plant, edit audio, teach audio workshops in schools, and so much more... it's full time and so much work sometimes but very fulfilling.
that's so funny! how did you come upon that job? 
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