What do you do for a living?

Admin assistant and grants manager at a university.

I spent my working life in telecomunications. Started out with Morse Code in 1952 then progressed through all manner of teleprinters and telex before finally ending up in computers about 1990.

I was a job with built in obsolescence and from about age 50 I kept getting laid off as commerce found it no longer needed specialists to communnicate.

Hmm. I wonder if I was an endangered species?

Retired law enforcement Colonel with 35+ years of service.  Now I own a company that provides NNA Signing services for the mortgage industry.  We are the only NNA Signing Agents in this 8,000 square mile area of Southern Colorado!  Other than hat I just lay around and collect my retirement!

I'm retired now after almost 35 years in the Automotive business. Mechanic, Auto Body, Auto Paint, Graphics and air brush and shop owner. Made a good living and sold my shop for a good profit and retired!

Plus I'm an Administrator for blurtit and I beta-test games for Slitherine/Matrix games. Love being retired and doing my own thing.

I just started as an office assistant at a company that takes care of repairing plumbing, appliances, AC/ heat and all that good stuff!

I'm a retired building contractor. Owned my own business and passed it on to a couple of my great employees when I retired.

Also, I'm a semi-retired diamond and gemstone broker. Right now, I just take care of a few old customers, no new business.

I'm a full-time mental patient.

I'm a nurse....21 years worth. I also help out here as an admin.

Retired and disabled chrysler dodge fuel inj. Mechanic specialist about twenty yrs . Now im making moonshine for everyone

I am a carpenter by trade but since I work for a general contractor, I also get to be an electrician, plumber, mason, drywall finisher, and sometimes an equipment operator. I also make kitchen cabinets for 2 or 3 kitchens a year in the evenings in my shop.  I've thought about doing that full time, but the benefits are too good at my daytime job.

I am a certified and registered pharmacy technician.

I'm retired .. But was an administrative assistant for a large earth moving/construction company for many years.  Very interesting having worked with a lot of high level execs .. Seeing the "other side" of business.  I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I am retired, but used to teach electrical engineering technology. Prior to that I worked for a consulting firm in the environmental field. Started in electrical maintenance in a steel foundry with Electric furnaces.

I am an Information Technology Healthcare specialist. Been in this career for 15 years.

I specialize in Administrating the Radiology Picture Archive Computer System for the last 6 of the 15 years.