Jobs. What do you do?

I am a cashier in a grocery store. According to my bodybugg I burn 800 calories from lifting and walking around during a 6 hour shift. I also teach knitting at a specialty yarn shop. I am a full time student too so during school I have to be careful not to snack on vending machine things my 2 year old likes peanut butter and apples so I eat that as a snack too

I work as an Engineer (7:30 to 5:30) plus I'm a grad student (part-time and very recent, yay!)
I miss school full time because I had to walk to class (surprisingly it was uphill both ways, with lots of stairs)
I get to listen to my coworkers complain about their weight but they don't do much to change it (like eating better or joining me on walks [I'd rather not go alone])

I am also super lucky to work from home. For 18 years, I worked as a field social worker going into the cr@pholes of Philadelphia. Now I have a great job from home as a senior care advisor with a company called care.com I am so blessed!

Web design/development. 9-5 at the desk, but I've been overweight my whole life so no the job isn't a factor in my weight issues. In fact, I've done so much better since having this job because I can now afford to buy myself healthy foods Woo hoo.

Medical Librarian. 50-50 on being at my desk since almost everything is available electronically. I am also a volunteer fire fighter.

Hi! No job. Worked as a job that I hated for 25 years.
Took an early retirement in 2001. Since then, was diagnosed with cancer (from Viet Nam) and then due to the treatment suffered a stroke. So, staying on track is sometimes difficult. So managing my mental state to stay true to my eating and trying to get workouts in. This is a constant journey. Best of luck on your journey.

Secretary for our Church, and my husbands small business,
Church pianist,
mother of 3,
volunteer 1 day a week at their private school,
Mary Kay Consultant
Babysit for my sis-in-law
Bake desserts for a local cafe (cookies, cakes, pastries)
(and no, I don't partake of the goodies)

I work a 9-5 desk job for a computer company, but even though I am sitting all day, I ditched my chair for a yoga ball, and I try to mix things up throughout the day. I recently started attempting to add 10 sit ups on the ball for every hour I am at work, and I also brought in little hand weights to try and get some extra reps in throughout the day. It's a huge advantage that I don't deal with the public and no one really comes to our office, so I'm definitely taking advantage!

Cashier at a grocery store. Never do much except when I have to go into the aisles and check prices for people then I get a little bit of exercise.

Community support worker at a community mental health agency

I am a stay at home mom. I have been for almost three years. I thought that I would stay at home with her until she started school, but I got a phone call this morning from an old co-worker telling me about a position that came open. I worked for this company for 12 years, 6 of those years were actually in this position in accounting. It was the only position I had with the company that I really loved. Now I am not sure what to do!!! Is three years at home with her enough? I don't know!!!
I know that's not what you asked, I just found it ironic that I have this on my mind and came across this post...

I was a Bin-man but I was let go due to cuts when the goverment change :-\ now im training to be a fighter to earn money from that :-) along with been a driver in a dirty white van

Biomedical engineer, working daily in different hospitals with medical devices. I'm trying to stand as much as possible, but as I'm travelling basically every day from city to city, I'm mostly just sitting and driving the car.

Im part of a group of ex-United States Army Special Forces personnel who work as soldiers of fortune, while on the run from the Army after being branded as war criminals for a crime we didn't commit.

Nice van!

Full-time college student...in the midst of job searching