What do you guys do for a living?

I work in a test kitchen for a major food company. It's a pretty cool job that a lot of people don't know about (the Food Science field).

makeup artist. love it. Have an animal science degree I haven't used in 12 years and a business degree I will probably never use because I have no intention of ever going into management, I just want to do makeup. On brides, on drag queens, on zombies I love it all.

Accounts manager for a well known furniture company in England

Speech Language Pathologist (almost).

I am in my last stretch of my Master's degree. I work full time as a licensed Speech Pathology Assistant and do grad school at the same time. It's a lot of work but I absolutely LOVE my field! So that helps.

I'm an artist! Acrylic and crafty fun. I work out of my home.

I'm the Administrative Assistant for the Crisis Intervention Services/Addictions & Mental Health within a Hospital. I like my job but the pay is crappy. I used to be a stylist at a salon but I don't like standing that long anymore.

I'm a registered nurse working in oncology! Super rewarding job, but very stressful at times!

I would like to know the same thing and add it would be awesome if someone also mentioned what career feild pays well so it's possble to support one self (rent, bills, everything) and stilll be able to have cash left over to pay off college debt.

Im a chauffeur, a teacher, a cook, a nurse, a maid, a hooker.....aw hell....Im a mom.

I currently help a manager at a major university in the IT dpt with scheduling employees and accounting stuffs.

It's very very fun! And super laid back.

I'm also going to school to do Accounting... CPA eventually and hopefully land a job in a big corp as upper management! :bigsmile:

I work in a medical records dept for the state of ct

I am a 3rd Party Billing Specialist working at a TRIBAL mental health and substance abuse outpatient clinic in AZ...I have been in this position for almost 15 years...started at a decent rate, and have progressed to near the top of the scale, but usually you have to start at the bottom rate...I am responsible for billing for about 30 clinicians or staff members, and usually can't keep up, everyone is constantly bringing me more to do........so there is a lot of pressure all the time...but I love it, because I KNOW I'm important and have job security...I would't give it up for the world....I got my start 22 years ago billing for oxygen in the home, hospital bed rentals, etc...then went to mental health billing (non Tribal)...actually, I am self taught...I just was given the opportunity to try and made it happen...and still at it.....

I have been a Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist for the past 18 years and a Certified Diabetes Educator for the past 7 yrs...I am very passionate about what I do. I love inspiring my patients to improve their health through lifestyle changes. I work in a 2 hospital system, practising inpatient clinical nutrition with acutely ill patients and also run an outpatient medical nutr therapy and diabetes self-management program.

I would only recommend this field to someone who is both passionate about nutrition and health and willing to go to school for a long time and continue to practise lifelong learning (ie: continuing education) and not make a whole lot of money. RD's are underpaid and the work can be stressful; especially in acute care.

jr high social studies teacher varsity football coach and basketball coach

Small business owner (8 year-entrepreneur) of a hospitality staffing company (Diamond Hospitality Services, Inc., Conyers, GA)
Half-time graduate student at Florida International University
Future hotel owner