Got a job?

[ThePizzaGuy92]

Severely off-topic
I've been employed as a janitor for a miniature grocery store for about 9 months. I'm just curious, what do you do for a living?
[You have to pay for cubes somehow]

 

[masterofthebass]

I'm a student full-time, but next semester I think I'm going to pick up a banquet waiter job. I've done it before, and it's good money. Flexible hours too.

 

[supercube]

you could get a paid gig as a cubist. I've heard of it. hollywood and toy stores are plucking the talent right out of these forums. its hot right now.

 

[FrankMorris]

I am the Food and Beverage Manager for a hotel. I manage a restaurant, bar and catering facilities. Pretty good work, and pretty good money.

 

[Fobo911]

I'm still just a high school senior, but I work as a math/reading tutor at a learning center. I basically sit for 13 hours a week, grade papers, and help kids.

 

[Kenneth]

I'm developing speedcubing methods, algorithms and such things.

(Pre retired so I can do whatever I like)

 

[DavidWoner]

for my work study job I just sit in the rec center of my dorm and hand stuff out. over the summer and during breaks I work as a cashier at Lowe's.

 

[Dene]

I work at a Pizza Hut. I first worked at Lower Hutt store, then when I moved to Christchurch I transfered to Ferrymead. I've been with Pizza Hut for 4 years. It's good work, fairly easy once you get used to it, and very flexible with hours. It is also good, as my boss has been practically begging me to come back after going to the states (which I will!)

 

[Kian]

I have worked for a public policy organization in DC for the last 5 months since my college graduation, but I'm moving back to Jersey in a week and I'm probably going to be getting back into the print media or broadcast journalism.

 

[cookingfat]

I work in Customer Relations for Virgin Media. Basically we provide customers with telephone, TV and Broadband and when they phone up to cancel, I have to pursuade them not too.

It's a really fun place to work

 

[AvGalen]

I have several jobs:

* I am a cubing teacher (meaning I meet girls/people and teach them how to solve a puzzle)
* I am in the hotel business (meaning cubers always have a bed at my place)
* I am in the tourist business (meaning I drive cubers everywhere)
* I am an inverse psychologist (meaning I force people to tell me about nice things so they feel good )

but I only get paid for my job as a software engineer

 

[Jason]

I'm a Ph.D student in semiconductor physics and I get a salary. I characterize and model novel semiconductor devices

 

[MichaelErskine]

I'm a software engineer for a systems integration company in the UK. I get to cube at lunchtime if there are no meetings!

 

[shidonii]

I am a cook at Nando's Restaurant.
edit: casually and yeah, nando's is the bomb!

 

[cookingfat]

I'm a software engineer for a systems integration company in the UK. I get to cube at lunchtime if there are no meetings!

I also get to cube inbetween getting calls as well.

Although theres nothing worse than doing a really good solve then you get a call near the end (it puts the cubetimer window to the back) so I have to click on the window before hitting space, which wastes at least 2 seconds.

Maybe I should just get some work done instead.


PS, Nando's is the bomb. Nice food.

 

[VirKill]

I work in a cellular provider company.... My job is to validate postpaid customer's data by phone.

 

[AvGalen]

I expected many more math/it jobs.

Are so many of you in food/support jobs because you are still young and unexperienced?

 

[Laetitia]

I'm paid as a math student

 

[Bryan]

I'm a software engineer that works on virtualization configuration.

 

[Kevin.]

yep! i work at against all odds. clothing store. its fun except for there are no cubes allowed. i am young and unexcperienced but currently taking cisco networking and tech math and going for my A+ then going to college next year.