What Do You Do For a Living?

[jamesbond]

Real estate and stock investment. I spend alot of time at the golf course.

 

[Tiranis]

I'm working as a freelance Web and Graphic designer + developer. And planning out my own startup...

 

[Flyer]

Professional leecher of government money to fund my ethical hacking program...

In other words, CSI student >_>

 

[tiratela]

A Human Thermometer..

In Other worlds, the Military placed me here to see if it was a Hot Spot or not. (HA!).

Book Definition: We ensure the positive relations between the U.S. Gov and Indian Gov and Military Officials working in the U.S. Embassies..

I love it!

 

[CBDB]

Alas, I'm a frustrated entrepreneur working as a risk manager in a Canadian bank.
In a previous life I was trained in EOD (explosive ordinance disposal) as a combat engineer. Can't shoot anyone. Can't blow anything up. I have no where to channel my anti-social inclinations except for making snide remarks in a powerpoint pressentation.

 

[Kent Wang]

PowerPoint is truly a medium not yet appreciated as a creative outlet. You are an artist of the most avant garde sort.

 

[Histrion]

Meh, I'm a student, and I can't wait for this semester to be over.

No idea what I'll do after this degree and the bar is done...

 

[Huntsman]

Engineer. I make things.

 

[Kevin]

Account Executive at a PR firm.

 

[Frittata]

Developer. I make things.

 

[Bandwagonesque]

Economist. The only unemployment that matters is my own.

 

[skalogre]

Originally Posted by Bandwagonesque

Economist. The only unemployment that matters is my own.

 

[mbc]

Was an IT Manager until recently. Now a first-year MBA student.

 

[soultek]

Currently, freelance electrical engineering design work for a company that sells consumer audio products.

In the past:

DJ

In the future:

Launching my own line of studio equipment 2007

 

[josephrex]

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

PowerPoint is truly a medium not yet appreciated as a creative outlet. You are an artist of the most avant garde sort.

http://www.davidbyrne.com/art/eeei/index.php