Got a job?

what a question. i was in my third year of university... then i decided that actually i didn't like that so i've dropped out and am going to start a different degree in october '09.
i also work for a company that make and distribute online viral content to advertise things.. probably sounds quite random. it is... but it's fun work and it's varied. i help them with things in french/spanish/german because that's where my "expertise" lies. the people are all super nice and it's reasonably paid. happy happy.
 
I was a Architectural Fabricator and Glazer through the summer, but I'm at college doing my second year of Carpentry, will probably work for my dad after I'm finished at college, then go to uni and do Architecture :D
 
I'm the assistant director for one of our math tutoring center locations. Basically I manage the store, which includes tutors as well as students and student curriculum. I tutor each night, but also spend a lot of time doing things like collecting payments, calling new potential students, and evaluating assessments from current students. I sometimes do advertising for our company, which is basically me at a booth with lots of Rubik's cubes to grab attention while I talk to the parents about our programs :-)

Chris
 
I went to school for mechanical engineering technology. I work as a designer for a rack company drawing technical drawings (with AutoCAD) and managing projects.
 
I'm a Ph.D student in semiconductor physics and I get a salary. I characterize and model novel semiconductor devices


characterize, tell me what is wrong with that word :)

Well, I guess being english, it should be characterise. Actually, using an s instead of a z is only some english craze that started 20 or so years ago. Old english uses z
 
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