What do you do for a living?

I work in tech support and also as an independent contractor for Microsoft.

I work from home about 70% of the time ,(the the past month and next 2 months its 95%) I Handle Payroll and accounting for three companies, and HR for one of them , along with training, my hours are somewhat flexibile- as most of the training is done interactive video chat ( yes I LOVe tech stuff) I have actually done this "similar" job for 10 years now ... whew...
But when anyones asks , its always simplest to say my title Which is HR Director, for a Directv company


I spend a lot of time in front of the computer and on the phones
I try to grab some time in between phone calls doing " office exercises"

Thankfully I work in a VERY small office where everyone keeps to themselves (save for the guy across the hall who feels in necessary to tell me every time one of his clients blinks). I enjoy what I do so much but it keeps me stressed a good amount of the time.

I understand! Anything related to social work, legal system, etc, seems to be quite stressful much of the time.

But I am glad that you have a nice smaller office :-)

I am an archaeologist, so I am pretty active when doing field work, but pretty unactive when doing office/lab work (what I am doing at the moment)

For the past 25 years (anniversary in July) I have helped my husband operate our farm and ranch. Before that, I grew up on a small "hobby farm". Any other ranch wives, please feel free to friend me!

I , like so many, also have a mostly sedentary job...

I am a Department of the Air Force civilian...specifically an AETC Training Manager. I manage the entire training process for a given set of career fields. I much prefer my previous position where I was the Deputy Director for F-22 Technical Training. All of this is my way of continuing to serve after many many years in uniform of two different branches.

I'm a Staff Accountant by day and Zumba Instructor by night! ;-) Definitely helps keep me in shape since I sit all day.

I work for a manufacturer of high-quality sexual health devices....so I sell sex toys for a living. (I manage their small webstore and handle customer questions.) It's not as salacious as it sounds, and it's fairly sedentary so that is not ideal. But the hours are flexible, so I can usually get out for a workout at lunchtime.

After three years here, I'm also impossible to shock, really.

Flight medic - USAF

Nice! I was a flight mechanic on C-9s back in the day!! Loved medevac until I became a patient on one.

I have a daughter who is a medic (4N0) at Hurlburt Field.

That's usually the case. LOL!

Hats off to you and your daughter for your service to our country. Takes a special breed!

Healthcare

Server in a hotel. Living the dream.
Lots of running around. I started working breakfast and wedding parties only! I found myself snacking too much when I worked bar shifts. I have so much more control and movement over the other end.

Flight medic - USAF

AWESOME - many thanks to you!!

Payroll/Billing Support for a Major Nuclear Services Contractor - I basically have a sedentary desk job doing data entry (90% of my job) - the other 10% of it is explaining the payroll system and how to's to 500+ field guys when they need help - imagine explaining a VERY basic payroll self-service system to a bunch of guys who work on, in and around Nuclear Reactor's for a living - it's truly scary how many of them can do that BUT not operate a basic windows based payroll system...go fig.

My hubby though works for a major pet retailer and therefore my workout schedule is based 100% on his work schedule...SUCKS but when your Mommy who works 40+ hours a week w/a hubby in retail you do what you gotta do!