sudomod

I work in the sales department of an IT company. Nothing glamorous. lol

CRM-Consultant and Developer,... so nothing special

I'm a drug dealer (aka pharmacist). I spent a little over 10 years working in a metro-area emergency department.

Now, I don't really sling the drugs anymore. I work in the hospital IT department, helping to keep the pharmacy side of our electronic medical record working.

I'm a software engineer for a large company. I didn't go to school for it (aside from taking a handful of classes); I started with video game QA and worked my way into a broader software testing role, then into automated testing, and then finally to where I am today. I enjoy doing it enough, but I don't find it very fulfilling, so I'm considering a career change. I'd like to do something where I can work with my hands, or at least not be stuck at a desk all day.

Hey. I work as a fitness trainer.

I'm a graphic designer and basically my speciality in product designs. Designs need creativity. Recently I design unique bumble bee necklaces for my clients and I was worried that if my designs meet the requirements of clients. What do you guys do for a living.?

Hello! I'm in the U.S. Army, most recently as an Armored Battalion Headquarters/Headquarters Company Commander, and before that an M1A2 SEP v2 Tank Company Commander. Best two jobs I've ever had!
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I work in a logistics company for many years. Due to the situation in the world we have a lot of work. Companies and people started to buy and sell a lot. Sometimes I even work from my laptop in my house as I get some extra request to do in the evenings.

Starting something is always difficult, since it's something unknown to you, you can't know all the subtleties and nuances until you get the necessary experience, and as you know, you get experience by making mistakes and solving problems. I have always dreamed of a small family business, but for a long time I was afraid to decide on it. Until one day I just gave it a try. I searched  for something that could convince me to take such risk, but in the end I was lucky to find the articles "Is It Profitable to Open a Pawnshop?" and I realized that I can handle this without driving my family into debt. After drawing up a business plan, it was difficult. Many business management processes aren't described in any textbook. It took me a year to organize a smooth workflow in my pawnshop, but it was worth it.

I work as a delivery driver for UPS. Been with them since 2003 right out of high school. Also I make slingshots as a side hustle on Etsy.