What do you do for work?

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Reading someone's post about wanting to quit their job got me to wondering, what do you guys and gals all do for work?

I'm a Commercial, Fleet, and Internet Manager at a Chevrolet and Cadillac dealership in Southern California. Sitting at a desk in my office for most of the day gives me a decent amount of time to browse the forums, especially since my two year old doesn't give me much free time at home.
 
Estimator and Project Manager for a residential construction company. Being from the north my winters are slower so I spend my time on the forums.
 
Reverse mortgage specialist specifically aiding high net worth clients.
 
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I turn a stack of steel and wood into this
 
Commercial Electrician.I help build schools, hospitals,office bldg.My past 3 yrs have been building hospitals from the ground up;
I am currently renovation /new construction Notre Dame Seminary In NOLA
 
i work as a product development engineer for a place that makes mountain climbing and backcountry ski equipment.
 
Process specialist at a water reclamation facility. Mainly RO units but also with UF, MF, ion exchange, and soda softening.
 

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