What jobs do you guys have?

[Krusnik]

I work weekends at a library for 15.75 an hour. It's a really simple job, I just basically shelve the books, catalogue the books, organize the holds, and work the desk. I've only been working for them a little while. I'm not permanent though, they told me i'd have to work for them for 2 years, before i'm permanent.

[Kolar]

everyone should work in a restaurant at some point though.

I did that for about a year to save up for school :sick:. Right now nothing because I'm in school and over the summer but I think I might pick up a part time job on campus.

[Cylor]

I'm not sure what the general rules are here for the type of job that I am in, so I will censor it for little kiddies' eyes.

I sell "ads" to "magazines". I generally buy alot of "ads", and then sell small $20 "ads" to reliable "magazines". While it generally isn't as quick due to the small "magazine" base that I have built, business is good lately because each "magazine" has been telling one or two other "magazines" about my "ads", thereby slowly increasing my base, but keeping it small and reliable so I won't get busted, though what I do is perfectly legal.

Those who say it isn't a real job - I'm doing it super professional. Discreet, home deliveries, carefully measuring, even giving out free samples to prove to customers that though they pay a bit extra, it's because of the strangely high quality of the wares I peddle.

SKEEEEETTTTTCH

[Dant-Zu]

I serve a daily newspaper on weekends.

[Dameon Angell]

I'm a Manager for a Hollywood Video. They treat you like shit, they pay you shit, but the work is easy as shit. That, and I get all the free Xbox 360 games I want. I'm just gonna use this to put on my resume, show that I can run a store.

[Da1andonly]

Ehh, I don't even know what my job is called in english. Basically I work from 12-5pm 5 days a week, at this.. "after-school" thing for kids. My job is to watch out for these kids. The pay is good though...and it let's me sleep quite a lot, especially appreciated in the mornings. :P


Gonna work there until the 2nd of June - then be completely free for one month, spending shitloads of my money on booze (Probably going to Estonia :P) and just drink around for a month. Then -- comes the army. HUZZAH!

[ZeUs!!]

Nothing, applying like mental for the summer

[Pandagirl!]

Babysitting... applying for other jobs like mad. Only problem is I don't have a car....

[LoGGi!]

this summer i will probably be working as cheff/pizza cheff at a restaurant called 'bossanova' in tammisaari.. get there da1 :P

[Galleleo]

Nothing atm, but I am thinking of enrolling in a kind of temp agency (if that is the right term for it in english) soon.

Working restaurants is absolutely nothing for me..

[soup]

Gonna work there until the 2nd of June - then be completely free for one month, spending shitloads of my money on booze (Probably going to Estonia :P) and just drink around for a month. Then -- comes the army. HUZZAH!

the army LMAO ,

[Mr. Peanuts]

Found out due to technicalities that I can't work until I leave home, so I had to leave my job and thanks to some government schemes I can get myself £94/week to live off, while going to university every day. That doesn't come through until September though.

Currently I am on a maintenance grant of £30/week for college and I spend all of it on a Saturday night

[Rudy]

I'm not sure what the general rules are here for the type of job that I am in, so I will censor it for little kiddies' eyes.

I sell "ads" to "magazines". I generally buy alot of "ads", and then sell small $20 "ads" to reliable "magazines". While it generally isn't as quick due to the small "magazine" base that I have built, business is good lately because each "magazine" has been telling one or two other "magazines" about my "ads", thereby slowly increasing my base, but keeping it small and reliable so I won't get busted, though what I do is perfectly legal.

Those who say it isn't a real job - I'm doing it super professional. Discreet, home deliveries, carefully measuring, even giving out free samples to prove to customers that though they pay a bit extra, it's because of the strangely high quality of the wares I peddle.

Ads = dildos
Magazines = bored housewives

Anyway. I still work with the train company I told you all about last time. You know, the one where I could have been fined $50,000 for releasing a customs held container?
Only now I'm in a customer service role. It's less a "Yes sir", "Thank you sir" sales shit, and more a "Dickhead! What's new with you since I last talked to you those long 10 minutes ago? Yeah me too. Been scratchin my balls all afternoon. Cancel a booking? No worries mate. Hit me with the number."
Very technical job, which I like. We're like a help desk for our customers, always tracking the whereabouts of trains, doing modifications to bookings on the trains and such. You begin to talk in codes that make fuck all sense to those who aren't familiar with the terminology. On my first day in October 2004 I went to a meeting between my managers and a customer, and was impressed with all the important sounding stuff they were talking about. But now I'm wiser, it just translates to me as "We're not fucking happy about the number of left behinds last month!"

[Jacklyn]

Anyway. I still work with the train company I told you all about last time. You know, the one where I could have been fined $50,000 for releasing a customs held container?
Only now I'm in a customer service role. It's less a "Yes sir", "Thank you sir" sales shit, and more a "Dickhead! What's new with you since I last talked to you those long 10 minutes ago? Yeah me too. Been scratchin my balls all afternoon. Cancel a booking? No worries mate. Hit me with the number."
Very technical job, which I like. We're like a help desk for our customers, always tracking the whereabouts of trains, doing modifications to bookings on the trains and such. You begin to talk in codes that make fuck all sense to those who aren't familiar with the terminology. On my first day in October 2004 I went to a meeting between my managers and a customer, and was impressed with all the important sounding stuff they were talking about. But now I'm wiser, it just translates to me as "We're not fucking happy about the number of left behinds last month!"

lmao...

[Superted]

I don't have a job, I'm in no rush to sign my life away. Although I did work in a charity shop for a while.

I'll probably have a part-time job at uni doing who knows what.