I was curious about the variety of jobs people have here!

For me I work part time as a student graphic designer and as a dishwasher at a Thai restaurant.

I am a Dungeon Master/Game Master via virtual tabletops (roll20 mostly) for games of Dungeons and Dragons. I'm also learning how to run Pathfinder, Starfinder, Spaceships and Starwyrms, Call of Cthulhu, and a few other systems so that I can offer a wider variety of games for players :)

I'm a pipeline welder helper :)

That's badass.

I'm going to be training as a social media sales rep/sales representative at one of the biggest businesses in my area, starting on Monday. (Not naming names because of reasons.) I'm equally excited and terrified.

Before that, I was just run of the mill retail and part time graphic designer.

Ha thank you, it's not so bad. And congrats on your new job. That's exciting!

ooh, are you doing an apprenticeship or something? that's an interesting job!

i'm a wildlife carer and a dog groomer! out of work at the moment, due to health reasons, but i can't wait to get back into it.

No, my husband is a welder and I'm his current helper so we can save up to buy a house. :) Plus we travel so much it's harder for me to hold down a different job so I figured I'd just work with him. That's awesome you work with wildlife, that's actually my dream job. I'm thinking about going back to school to be a vet tech because I would love to work at some sort of rehabilitation facility. I used to work at an SPCA animal shelter and fell in love with it, even though it was really rough sometimes.

Disabled, but I do occasionally take art commissions for a little extra income. My dream would be to be a biologist or a zookeeper, but I have physical issues keeping me from the latter.

I'm a veterinary nurse who works primarily in the emergency room.

I'm a pharmacy technician that works in a hospital. I get to make meds for patients in the hospital!

I'm a social work technician and work in a non-profit organisation. We help people with their resume, find a job and emergency services (food, shelter, references, etc.)

I'm a (generally off leash) dog walker, and I occasionally do house/pet sitting as well. I've been doing the walking for a few years and I really like it. I basically work by myself, and spend lots of time outside (which can be great or horrible depending on the weather), and I've met some awesome people and dogs.

That's such a fun job! How did you get started walking dogs?

I've been walking dogs since I was a pre-teen (just ones around the neighbourhood), so I got a bit of a head start haha! I just saw an ad online looking for a walker for a company and I was like 'whelp, guess I'll see what that's about' and away I went. I worked in a dog daycare before this job so I have experience watching dogs play and handling groups so it was a bit less of a clusterfuck than if I'd had no group experience at all. Off leash walkers are super common in my city though, so there's quite a few of us at our many, many parks on a given day.

I'm part of the animal caregiving bandwagon and worked as an animal care attendant at a couple different animal shelters and volunteered at a couple more. Love the work, hope to work with animals for the rest of my life. Am looking to go to school to become a vet tech.

ugh I wish I was a dog walker like ... honestly, job goals.

Alas, I’m a teacher! I teach elementary school children to speak English in South Korea. It’s a lot of fun, and a lot of work!

I am a legal assistant, work in an office that specializes in Family Law (divorce, custody, support, etc..) but we also do a bit of real estate, corporate, civil litigation, estate planning...

Oh that's awesome! I actually wanted to do that at first, and then I started tutoring children, which was not for me lol. How's Korea? ^^

I've never heard of off leash walkers o: the dogs don't run away lol?

I'm currently unemployed, but freelance oddjobs. However, I have finally been able to make positive steps to get myself out of this rut. After two years of delay and nine months of saving. I have been readmitted to attend college. I'll be studying for an Associates degree in Automotive technology. In January begins what I hope to be the second largest change so far.

I want to work on the family car, as well as the vehicles that work for a living.

I'm currently 'between jobs' but my last job was telefundraiser. We called on behalf of mostly universities and colleges. I loved that job but I moved out of state. Won two awards, including caller of the month.