What do you do?

[Martytb]

Bureaucrat .......... but Carl has my dream job.

I do home improvements on the weekends to pay for my long distance love affair. Been doing a lot of fences lately. Could that be due to 3 hurricanes this summer? Hhmmmmmmm

[Bryan_Qunying]

I'm one of the people everyone loves to hate most of the time until they discover I'm at their door to help out with any issues they have experienced! I am a Quality Control Inspector (Technical) for Comcast! I go behind the installation technicians, after the install or service and talk to the customer about the performance of that tech.

 

I can have a very big impact on any of the contractors that perform poorly!

 

It's a good job, and I have worked for Comcast for the past 11 years.

[MoonCarolCafe]

Mechanical engineer by training. Software developer by trade (developer of intellectual property rights / royalty processing management systems)

[Robert S.]

I am a mind reader. I listen to the doctors making reports on their patients and try to type up what they intended to say. Been doing medical transcription for nine or ten years now. It does not pay very well but has a lot of benefits such as not having to get dressed for work, not having to drive to work, not having to go to meetings, not having to see or talk to the boss, and so on.

[tywy_99]

[maiyademama]

I am the Administrative Assistant/HR Coordinator for an NPO. The Mainstream Media Project....We do a syndicated weekly talk show on social issues (A World of Possibilities), supply guests and topics to radio station hosts around country (Guests On Call), and just kicked off a new program in Bill Ury's "Third Side Training" conflict resolution and the media...the prog. is called Both/And. I just applied for a Research position within the organization as I am more interested in content than in Admin.

 

Trying to get Kai into the military...he needs to work on his english to pass the ASVAB...His idea, not mine....but I think it is a good plan.

[jkobman]

I teach HS science in a juvenile detention center - I'm not making this up. It's the best teaching job I have ever had.

 

I taught English for 2 summers in Zhengzhou and Hefei. I developed an interest and appreciation for China. I met Sarah through her sister in California, via the Internet.

[Squid]

I am an operation's manager for Rubbermaid.

[Martytb]

I am an operation's manager for Rubbermaid.

Your kidding, right?

[tonyontherock]

I help people and business with their problems. I sort of remember some one on this board is in the business of growing diamonds. Does any one remember who? I think it was in the room that got closed down.

[beijingjenny]

Wow - here's some jobs I never even dreamed existed! Very interesting.

 

Nate, we plan to return to the US. No point to stay here not working, when I can live with my parents and qualify for welfare ... I've found a hospital that is okay, paying out of my own pocket rather than go to where my work unit will pay. But no place I've found is *that* high standard to me. Mind you, there is one good int'l one, but I could never afford it without some good insurance or working for multinational... What about you guys?

[Squid]

I am an operation's manager for Rubbermaid.

Your kidding, right?

Nope. It's funny though. Rubbermaid is supposedly the 2nd most recognized name in the US behind "Coke." Most in China have never heard of Rubbermaid.http://tcwozere.co.uk/smileys/scratchhead.gif

[jimglot]

Nice thread. I find it fascinating to see how diverse the membership is.

 

Previous military, Now working as a General Superintendent For a construction company in the Washington DC area

 

S.O. Works as a Physics Teacher at a University in Northern China

 

 

Regards,

 

Jim

[mikem]

Electronics Engineer, EE I work for one of the most famous auto manufactures in the world in the Supplier Quality end of the business.

[Guest bubu]

I work as an ER/ICU RN.