Whats your actual job?

[fospher.com]

I recently dropped freelancing to work at a car wash. Too much hassle to get a contract, too many b|tchy clients.

I turned down computer assembly at Circuit City as well -- might not look as good on a resume but hell, working outside, getting a tan, exercise, good tips ... cant complain.

[aversion]

Creative director at a web company I am a partner of.

[WannaBe_80z]

Unemployed College Student. I think it has a nice ring to it.

was a photographer for a east asian import company. actually that sounds better...

[yasunobu13]

At one job, I put together web sites that designers give me, I'm also a research assistant at the Virtual Reality lab at school.

[Ultima Designs]

Student/web developer.

[alty29]

circuit city

[alty29]

Originally posted by fospher.com
I turned down computer assembly at Circuit City as well

should have taken it, I filled in for the kid lloyd who is in charge of that at my store, its so easy, just throw hard drives in, maybe some ram, install some software, its real easy.

[fospher.com]

Nothing beats working outside buddy.

[yasunobu13]

Something I've always wondered, at Best buy, on the mouse boxes, they suggest taking it to their service center for installation. But installing a mouse has come down to plugging it in at this point, and you'll need to unplug the mouse from your computer before taking it home. Who pays for that?

[fospher.com]

I s'pose it's for the ps2 mouses, non-usb. Not hot-swap that is, requires a restart. Not everyone's as smart as you are big guy, some people dont even know how to plug things in and out. I remember being told that you cant go online since an internet connection requires AOL 'to work'.

[yasunobu13]

Originally posted by fospher.com
I s'pose it's for the ps2 mouses, non-usb. Not hot-swap that is, requires a restart. Not everyone's as smart as you are big guy, some people dont even know how to plug things in and out. I remember being told that you cant go online since an internet connection requires AOL 'to work'.

I'm just imagining the people who ask for the service, watch the kid plug it in and say "done", unplug it and say "That'll be $15"

[Kac]

Part of a web development team at MediaRain.

Never been with a greater group of guys, love my job. My dream job since I was younger.

[Dowenger]

I am a district manager for a networking company here in my area...

[uzerfrendly]

waiter

[ctranter]

lifeguard

[littleMatt]

I’m an in house graphic designer for a shoe manufacturer, but my boss doesn’t consider graphic designers as designers, only shoe designers are designers... Catalogues, websites, adverts etc make themselves in his world!

[The Lore]

New Media Developer, just turned Technical Project Manager...

L.

[iForgotMyPassword]

Formerly Assistant in a printing and copyshop
For the next six months I'm Shop manager, because of my direct boss getting pregnant

[alty29]

Originally posted by yasunobu13
Something I've always wondered, at Best buy, on the mouse boxes, they suggest taking it to their service center for installation. But installing a mouse has come down to plugging it in at this point, and you'll need to unplug the mouse from your computer before taking it home. Who pays for that?

you'd be suprised, tons of people buy that install on mice. I sold an install on a digital camera once, literally, took it out of the box, put in some batteries, put it back in the box, charged $30.

[nordberg]

i manage the educational design team for a large software company.