I'm a student. I pay to work.

i'm one of those evil unemployed slackers who's running up debt, otherwise known as a student. ^^

I work at one of the libraries on campus. If it wasn't for the tuition waiver benefit, I don't think I'd work here as state pay is crap. If they ever try to move me to the main library on campus, I'd quit. Even the possibility of free grad school isn't worth putting up with that place.

I need to start grad school so I can hurry up and finish and get a better job.

I'm a butcher at cobb cook grocery. i'm more of an apprentice if anything. but it's all good, the money sucks but i like my coworkers. i'm thinking of applying at lowes haha

i'm also an instructor at the neighboring town's Martial Arts School. (doesn't pay anything, but i get a meal every now and then.)

I work at UPS, loading trailers. If it wasn't for school, I'd be a driver and making better money...ahh well.

Unlike Torn, I work at a UPS store, which is a franchise and not part of the company so we don't get the rockawesome benefits. We just have to deal with the crap people who come in and complain when they can't get their package overnighted for less than $20. I love the people who work there, but sitting backstage in costume waiting for customers and playing my DS is not a way I want to make money. >> I want to earn my living.

Today I went to a bunch of different restaurants in attempt to be a waitress. Alas, you've gotta be 19 to be one due to serving teh alcoholz, so I've got about two months before anything happens. ^^; But the Olive Garden people seem to like me, so we'll see. I just hope it means more money. 'Cause living on minimum wage with crap hours is craaaap, especially when I'm moving out soon.

~Shadowed Spirit Sage

I work at a small newspaper in New Mexico in the position of Online Editor. Basically, I update the Web site.

I don't work!

But, I am looking. D:

I currently work in the Office of Institutional Advancement at my school. That's the office that shakes alumni down for money. I mostly do data entry, making sure our records on alumni are current. I also do errands around campus and other random stuff.

It's not a wonderful job, but it's not difficult work and I have the option of working there over school breaks. I might even be able to work there for a while after I graduate while I'm looking for a real job.

I work in the MF RP Room, as a professional RPer. nN

I sit on my butt and get yelled at for 20 bucks an hour. Oh and sometimes I break the network and pretend to fix it.

I mean I'm a network operator. >>;

~Tobe

I work at a JB Hi-Fi as a full time Games Advisor (Aka, the game you want is here, right under the clearly marked section, you moron).

While full time is nice, I would love more days off and more staff to support me in my running of said section. Or just more competent staff to begin with. That'd be nice.

I'm your generic part-time incompitent supermarket replenishment officer (LOLZ I STACK SHELVES). Well, I'm not that incompitent any more. I still don't know where a lot of stuff is, but I know the basics. Sugar, goldern syrup, eggs, long life milk, that kinda thing. And I've found people ask me for something new every day I work there o.o. I work in the bakery department and yesterday someone asked me where the tights were o.o Our store is one of the biggest in the country I think, so the employees are specialised into departments. Our customers do not realise this =(

Also you do have some responsibilities which kinda suck. For instance last Saturday someone dropped a load of eggs on the floor, and the first person to discover it has to guard it so no-one slips on it. And they are not allowed to leave it until it is delt with. Of course that was me. However since it had gone 6pm a lot of people had gone home, and since the two bakery managers had gone home everyone (except me) on my department had gone for their break. At the same time. For double the amount of time they should have had. Eventually I flagged someone to get a cleaner and they never came back
My Mum came to pick me up eventually and I told her to get a cleaner. She came back and told me they had all gone home. Hence why the other bloke vanished, he didn't want to clean it up. So I got my Mum to guard it while I mopped it up with tissues, and finished my shift 20 minutes later than I should have =(

That said, oddly enough I enjoy it. I'm getting to know the guys I work with Often the customers are nice, in fact they're more often nice than they are not. Of course I've had experiance with some right grumpy gits but hey what can you do. In fact some customers are so nice that they actually help you do your job if you're struggling o.o And on Wednesday I get to go behind the bakery counter and serve people and tray cookies. Man, I've seen enough cookie dough to last a lifetime. But we get to sample things

Man that was a rant and a half.

Oh btw the pay is great

Except I work with customer service instead of bakery (hay guyz I'll bag your stuff).

Originally worked in grocery, so it helps when customers ask me where things are. Most common request? Velveeta. Instead of being with the REST of the cheese, it's on the aisle with the canned vegetables, the parmesean shakers, and the tomato sauce. o.o

Also, $8.50 an hour FTW

I'm looking for work.

Anyone want to commission me for art? 😀

but sitting backstage in costume waiting for customers and playing my DS is not a way I want to make money.

Sounds good to me!

I've spent approximately 294 of the 365 days in 2007 unemployed. Those other days involved a two month stint as a gas station attendant, three weeks as a produce stocker, and three days on a assembly line making ReliaDose bottles.

Since Jan 1 2007, I've filed no less than 35 job applications and resumes, not counting "submit" buttons on Monster.com or applications to two temp agencies, to a grand total of five interviews.

Thanks, economy. Not like I don't have bills to pay and, now, mouths of feed.

BJ's

Member service desk. =o

Nuclear power plant. I'm not currently doing anything 'cause they're in the middle of an outage.

I don't work yet, but I do give extra private lessons to younger students who need that extra push in maths or latin mostly. :3
I charge 5-10 an hour, depending on whether it's a friend, I have to go to their home or they come to me.

o.o

This is the website for my job.

I'm a Gemologist. 😮

My DYMONDZ, Let me show u dem!

Since May 2006, I've been doing part-time volunteer work with an Americorps program at my college, which is called "Bridging the Digital Divide."

I've done a small variety of things like clerical work, data entry, created handouts, phone calls, helped register students for the classes, but mainly I teach and assist older adults basic computer skills.

By morning, I'm apparently the "head instructor" of a class full of complaining old people who most of the time don't know what button to click on in Microsoft Word to open a file when I've explained it a million times to them. Some people get it, others don't. It doesn't help when half of them have never used a computer before, but that's another story. One or two other people work with me, but they usually come to me for help while trying to fix a student's messed up work. It really doesn't help matters if half the class has questions about the same thing and I happen to be stuck by myself one day.(Read: AARGH.) If things happen to be okay, then I sit on my butt to steal a few moments to check this place or my email.

In the afternoon, I'm assisting, but here it's almost the same thing. The actual teacher isn't very good, so when he isn't very clear, my sister, the regular assistant for the class, and I go around to explain things in more detail to a class of about 20 or so people. :>;