What do Enworlders do in real life?

[bolen]

I am a visiting professor at Western Kentucky University (still looking for a tenure track job). I teach Physics and try to do some research. (although teaching does not leave alot of time) Hopefully I will get some time this summer.

I dont have a group here so look me up

 

[krunchyfrogg]

Now I am seeking to become a Phlebotomist, and within perhaps a half dozen years an X Ray Technologist, but that is some distance off.

I'm an X-Ray Technologist, going on 8 years now. I'm actually the lead interventional technologist now.

It's a really great career if you work in the right place.

 

[Templetroll]

I'm Manager of Customer Support for iEntertainment Network, I handle the MMORPGs

HelbreathUSA www.helbreathusa.com Great PVP

KHAN: the Absolute Power www.khanpower.com RPG set in the Empire of Genghis

Mir3 www.lom3.com

 

[EricNoah]

I'm a middle school teacher/librarian and webmaster.

 

[Harmon]

I'm an X-Ray Technologist, going on 8 years now. I'm actually the lead interventional technologist now.

It's a really great career if you work in the right place.

Cool

My wife is an X Ray Tech, has been for about fifteen years, she loves the hospital she works at and wants me to get a job there (when I get through the schooling that is). To me its the only place to work, I love the people there, and its the best hospital in the area.

I am looking forward to it.

Thanks for the kind words

 

[genshou]

I work at the local Wendy's, where I am making little progress in saving up for college. In the next few days I'll be finding out whether or not I'm going to be hired at T-Mobile, and if not I'm going to look into mail delivery.

 

[JediSoth]

I'm finishing up my Bachelor's degree in English (just 3 classes left!) while I work at a Catalog Content Editor in the Catalog Department of a small publishing company here in Indianapolis. I write, edit, do layout, etc. etc. catalogs for various hardware industries (though my current project deals with camping, fishing, and outdoors). They're typically catalogs used by contractors/distributors to purchase the products they resell, so the average consumer never sees my work.

Exciting, huh?

JediSoth

 

[glass]

I'm my long time here on the boards my experience with the many times this thread has popped up is that the two most common professions on the boards are: a) IT professional and b) librarians.

When I first started hanging around here, I was a student. After my graduation I first worked as a library assistant and now I work as an IT guy.

Web developer for a large public library.

I'm a middle school teacher/librarian and webmaster.

lol!


glass.

 

[Turanil]

Just curious - what sort of things are you counting, and who are you doing this for?

Is this stuff like "how often do people smoke cigarettes on TV?"

I work for a company (300 employees) who survey the people who watch TV, to make statistics that the TV companies then use to determine if a TV show has actually a good success or not. That sort of things (hard for me to explain in English). However, nothing about such things as the number of cigarettes smoked. What I am doing is watching TV on a computer and noting at what time begins any TV show, advertising, and so on. I am just a small part of the whole process.

 

[werk]

I'm an administrator for a medical equipment manufacturer that is part of (arguably) the world's largest corporation. I track equipment and service info globally and try to translate it so it makes sense to directors. I also work on projects to establish and improve business processes so there are no data disconnects.

I sit in a cube looking at a computer all day