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Englandmj7
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Biz dev for a major tech company's mobile division.
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lawyerdad
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This is going to come as something of a shock, but I'm a lawyer. More specifically (although not that specifically) I'm a litigator, handling complex civil litigation and white collar criminal matters.
And, of course, a dad -- by far the more important and rewarding of my two eponymous jobs.
And, of course, a dad -- by far the more important and rewarding of my two eponymous jobs.
designprofessor
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professor of design /painting -but some days feel more like an expensive babysitter....
Nantucket Red
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involved in steel and soymilk.
Such obviously related areas. Intriguing.
whoopee
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College student who, now that he thinks about it, has just about run down the salary from the only job (at a hedge fund) he's ever held. Coincidentally, what is probably the first purchase I made with that money (boots) just arrived at the shop today and will be in my hands right when I finish exams this week and get ready to head back East (by going west). Unsure about the future.
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Such obviously related areas. Intriguing.
Quite dull actually.
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This is going to come as something of a shock, but I'm a lawyer. More specifically (although not that specifically) I'm a litigator, handling complex civil litigation and white collar criminal matters.
And, of course, a dad -- by far the more important and rewarding of my two eponymous jobs.
So you lead a double life then? Wonderful good guy father at home then the devil's tool at work.
whodini
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Quite dull actually.
Ah, that's right. I forgot your girlfriend's father owns a steel company.
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