What does everyone do for a living?

[gymratter]

i'm just curious. i use to be a physical therapy tech before covid hit.

 

[z_ya_later]

Information technology & computers.

 

[jdm-rhd]

videogame tester
tough job, but someone has to do it...

 

[West Aussie]

Y

videogame tester
tough job, but someone has to do it...

You want tough…I’m a mum, toughest on the planet
Having said that I also have a side business in optometry

 

[Haste]

SQL Developer

 

[ceric]

I am a software engineer in electronic design automation industry for 30 yrs.
Our company develops software that helps chip companies (like Apple, nVidia, etc.) design chips.

 

[ceric]

Software engineer (C++) for 30 yrs.

 

[theboosh]

Airline pilot (international). I’m outta work due to COVID, so am doing a temporary job in IT (Cognos authoring) until flying comes back. Haven’t ever done anything to do with it before or data analytics etc!

 

[H2O_Doc]

Biologist working on climate change. At least it’s nothing controversial.

 

[GOTTHEFUZZ]

CNC machinist in the military aerospace industry.

If it's military and it's flying, I probably made a part/tool for it. Just four days ago we shipped out a bunch of F35 stuff out.

 

[orclean1]

retired :Supply Chain Management in the cosmetic industry

 

[West Aussie]

CNC machinist in the military aerospace industry.

If it's military and it's flying, I probably made a part/tool for it. Just four days ago we shipped out a bunch of F35 stuff out.

That sounds like a cool job

 

[GOTTHEFUZZ]

That sounds like a cool job

It's alright most of the time, it definitely keeps you mentally sharp, but like everything with deadlines it can get very stressful, and you can definitely be caught by surprise by a dimension that you somehow glazed right over.

But it's my career and I honestly wouldn't trade it for an office job or anything similar to that.

 

[Metal]

Associate project manager at a general contractor, but my office focuses on telecom

 

[jdm-rhd]

CNC machinist in the military aerospace industry.

If it's military and it's flying, I probably made a part/tool for it. Just four days ago we shipped out a bunch of F35 stuff out.

thank you for your service.

first real job i had was to become a machinist as soon as i got out of high school. went on to tool & die, then cnc and finally mold maker.
was the foreman or shop supervisor at 3 of the 4 shops i worked at. i was in the industry for over 21 years.

one of the companies i worked for was a military sub-contractor. got to make all kinds of cool parts for planes, submarines or r&d stuff.
great career to be in. people do not realize how intricate and precise things have to be. it would blow minds...