What do you do for a living?

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13 year old High School Student. Still trying to enjoy it while it lasts. Also learning about math as much as my brain can handle because I plan on taking something somewhat related to that. (Accounting? BS Math? I dunno, maybe Architecture but I suck at drawing). I could also go into law since I like to annoy everyone by correcting the smallest contradictions or mistakes and my mind works by making everyone else wrong, and I consider myself to have decent comprehension, but it's so easy to die when your'e a lawyer so I'm kinda doubting that profession.
 
I'm a nanny, my dad, step-mom, and uncle seem to think I need to get a real job...apparently watching kids doesn't cut it, but we have the highest unemployment rate and jobs are scarce...I'm lucky to have gotten this job.
 
I have nothing right now, desperately looking. I plan to work until January, and then return to school and go part-time, but I'm having trouble enough finding a job. .
 
I work in security/customer service I give advice and also kick your ass if you do something wrong!
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Youkai said:
I am one of the few hard working ppl here -.-V

hardly get any money (well still learning atm) for 9 hours of work every day.

Dunno exactly how my job is called in english but i do "turn" and "mill" oO (does really sound weird).
Well its working with metall ...
(even after just one year my hand has more than enough scratches and marks from 200+ °C hot metall


but still living in hotel daddy XD
I'm pretty sure that's welding or you can just say metal worker. You could get good money doing that here in the US. My high school even had shops for all that stuff like welding, auto repair, cosmetology, vending machines, computer repair and all that stuff but I was never able to be in one. That's discrimination. They get pretty good pay specially the vending machine guys. They really have some good money on their packets. After high school they give a certificate if you past the NACTI test or something like that but I heard is pretty easy thought(if you really know about your shop). I lose that opportunity but I hope better ones come ahead. Anyways I graduated as valedictorian when I was in high school so I fill good about that.
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nah ... welding is something different

here this vid shows part of my work

and this is the other part


in germany its called " Zerspanungsmechaniker "


you see all those metal flying away ... and i do not use a CNC machine which more or less works on its own when the programm is done (only need to watch out for mistakes or if something brakes)
i stand in front of the machine and all the metal flys on my hands -.-V

made this one when my co worker was turning ... he is a sissy so he used water while only using 200 1/min
 
Youkai said:
nah ... welding is something different

here this vid shows part of my work
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in germany its called " Zerspanungsmechaniker "


you see all those metal flying away ... and i do not use a CNC machine which more or less works on its own when the programm is done (only need to watch out for mistakes or if something brakes)
i stand in front of the machine and all the metal flys on my hands -.-V
you're a machinist, quite a nice job actually.
 
When i'm not studing, i help family member and relatives and their friends with computers, re-installs, program and game install, recomended software etc, i'm like my family personal IT support
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Personally for those people who don't have a job, if you get rejected by one of them. Use the EEO complaint, I should of used this when I got rejected from working for Nathan's on the boardwalk in NY.
 
scrtmstr said:
Youkai said:
nah ... welding is something different

here this vid shows part of my work
*snip*

in germany its called " Zerspanungsmechaniker "


you see all those metal flying away ... and i do not use a CNC machine which more or less works on its own when the programm is done (only need to watch out for mistakes or if something brakes)
i stand in front of the machine and all the metal flys on my hands -.-V
you're a machinist, quite a nice job actually.


actually .... no ...

thats something different again
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but its smimiliar yes.

well the job is ok only problem is the hot steel and the injuries all the time ... just cut myself twice today -.-V
 
I've been working as a media designer for 10 years, but it wasn't a job I wanted to do for the rest of my life. So, now I'm studying software engineering (B. Sc.) at a university. If you ask me, after working for that long, going to a university is really hard, but I hope it's worth it in the end.
 
I'm still a student for another 2 years. Then I'll get my degree in computer networking and hopefully start my career as a faceless employee at some big corporation.
 
I'm a Registered Nurse at an ICU at the hospital. I love my job. I work Mon/Tues/Wed and off Thurs/Fri/Sat/Sun. Not to mention the job market is great for RNs.
 
Hachibei said:
I'm still a student for another 2 years. Then I'll get my degree in computer networking and hopefully start my career as a faceless employee at some big corporation.

Can't blame you for being honest.
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Er. Student. Lernan ICT at level one (just started College today) since I have no proof I'm good at ICT, they said I'll be moving up a level or two once they get to know how I am at ICT.

Might be getting a job with a friend at a call center for extra £££.
Always wanted to harass people on the phone for money.
 
Next year I'll be studying ICT at uni.

Awesomeness.

I can't be arsed to get a job though, but come to think of it, that would really help in getting enough money to buy the 3DS whenever it comes out.

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I haven't thought about what kind of job I want after I finish uni, but I've still got 4-5 more years to think about that.
 

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