What do you do for a living?

I’m an accountant but am also back in school to finish my degree in IT (computer security/forensics)

 

I am a family physician.

 

Property manager, pay your fucking rent.

 

lmao

 

Im a Metal Fabricator/MIG Welder and Part time Security Guard and Student

 

In august I have started a dual studies program to be a senior trading assistant.
After finishing, the enterprise I work for, wants me to eventually be responsible for about 20 -ish of their stores.

 

Awesome me too. Do you want to do forensic accounting?

 

I really enjoy forensic accounting but I'm not 100% sure I want to continue in accounting once my 2nd degree is completed

 

IT Project Manager... i work with all the movie studios and dvd/blu ray retailers and manufactures... all from the comfort of my own home office or west hollywood

 

I work for the Army as an Executive Assistant. Basically, office management, coupled with taking care of special staff (Colonels and Generals) w everything from coordinating their travel to managing their schedules and helping with their projects. Im one of those "go to" people at the office that everyone talks to and works with if they have questions re hr or travel.

I also work a side hustle as a wedding and event consultant at a popular bakery in northern va. I work that job mostly from home, and on occasion, like to bake and decorate in the store. Mostly during the holidays and for special events.

 

Army.

 

IT Operations

 

Senior Systems Programmer

 

Investment Banker

 

Medical science liaison

 

sounds interesting

 

It is
I am an 'associate principle scientist', the 'medical science liaison' responsibilities is a long, long job description, but I work on unapproved and approved oncology products in the RnD department, working on clinical trials from inception to publication so I never get bored. Lol. Lots of travel as I work in 6 states. I work independently with oncologists and get them involved in clinical and pre-clinical research. Its awesome to see people that has had no luck on regular therapy become cured on new products.

Right now, we have a drug that is not a chemotherapy, with little to no side effects for recurrent melanoma with a 57% response rate, as opposed to the old 11%. That is a huge deal and is so rewarding to work on. My company and BMS are going for approval next year so its a race.

What specifically do you do?

 

Nothing

 

You start to sound like green Zorro. Lol. We all know you kick ass, despite your shitvstirring skills that is severely lacking lately.

 

I go shopping for people.