What do we do for jobs?

[Nitro]

Software development, mostly microsoft contracts. My wife and I also make a fair bit of money in Second Life we own about 10 sims and run several businesses so I can afford to coast on that for months at a time if I dont feel like working.

[Nitro]

.. largest perk is working from home

I hate you. I wanna work from home.



SDET (Software tester) @ Microsoft.

No, I do not work on Windows.

Look up Attenex, they have a location in Seattle and allow a few work from home days a week, pay a fair bit better than Ms as well. They were in deep need of SDET's as of a few months ago. Agile/Scrum shop if you like that style.

[chris916]

I'm sort of shocked not many ppl are in my line of work.



I remodel/regut, basically make all the rich peoples home go from drag to wow!
"Kitchen and Bath remodler"

Doesn't pay near as well as most of your jobs tho, about 50k a year atm. But its damn nice seeing something that I made go from ick to incredibly beautiful. Self Pride FTW!



Also, i'm 23. So I guess its not to bad for my age. I'm currently looking around for other ideas tho to make more to support my family better tho.

Xzin: Whoops! Didn't mean to edit, I clicked the wrong button!

[Lokked]

I have an undergrad degree in Engineering Physics, although I'm currently training for Instrumentation Engineering Technology, which will be recognised along with my EP degree as an Instrumentation Engineering Undergraduate Degree by APEGGA after I write a test

So.....does that make me a Student??

well, I get paid to go to school

Lokked

[Xzin]

I'm sort of shocked not many ppl are in my line of work.
I basically make [other] rich peoples home go from drag to wow!
Doesn't pay near as well.
I'm currently looking around for other ideas tho.

Yeah, totally amazes me too why so few people would choose such an exciting and upwardly mobile career choice.

Not trying to belittle :) You do a great service.

[TMNT]

I'm sort of shocked not many ppl are in my line of work.
I basically make [other] rich peoples home go from drag to wow!
Doesn't pay near as well.
I'm currently looking around for other ideas tho.

Yeah, totally amazes me too why so few people would choose such an exciting and upwardly mobile career choice.

Not trying to belittle You do a great service.

We all cant be captin crunch with your serial entrepreneurship. Im really curious about how you go about this. If any more light could be shed on how one accomplishes this and roughly how much you make. Do you just make and sell businesses?

[marvein]

I am a systems engineer for an IT general contractor

I have no degree but am certified in A+, Network +, secuirity +, MCSA, and MCSE on both windows 2000 and 2003. (basically lots of fancy letters after my name that mean nothing without experience hehe)

Ive been 'in the industry' since I was 15 (corporate helpdesk technician) and ill be turning 25 this year so I consider myself doing fairly well for not even having an associates degree, sadly I dont have a house though because the market in denver is pretty pricey (even with the recent drops) Its a typical 8-5 job with the ocassional overnighter or extremely long days on a remote job site (just spent 2/3rds of february in neenah, wisconsin on a project, ewww)

[Pararanger]

Well I am a Sergeant in the US Army stationed in Ft. Campbell, KY, currently deployed to Iraq, I tell ya though I should have dual citizenship for this freaking country by now being this is my 4th time here and 5th deployment all within the last 6yrs "Rakkasan"

Edited: I also have a Assoc. Degree in Network Admin, A+, Network +, MCSA, MCSE, and in the process of doing my CCNA, so if anyone has any job openings hit me up, hint hint! HAHA!

[Kicksome]

I run the web-game www.godsoftime.com

[Mosg2]

I'm an E-6 in the Navy--I work in a technical field that doesn't allow me to talk much about what I do At my rank though, half of my job is acting as a supervisor for my junior people... Fun stuff!

I have an associates degree in Korean.