Licensed US Customs Broker, I help my clients navigate getting their goods imported through US Customs.
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Machine operator. I run some CNC machines that are paired up with robots to handle the loading and unloading of the CNC's.
If and when industrial robots are hooked up to cameras and computers that can problem solve, my current job will be gone or very boring.
Plumber & Home improvement contractor
I recently started my own business and now I do variety of jobs related to home maintenance except electrical. If this'll pay enough to keep me and my SO fed then based on my experience so far it was the best decision of my life. It doesn't really even feel like work and 98% of customer encounters have been positive. I've gotten 5x more thank yous in 2 months than I got in 10 years at my previous job. We've all had bad experiences with shitty contractors. I truly try to not be one of them.
garden and landscape building
I am an accountant and prepare financial reports.
Engineering.
Student Service for one of college, accommodating for student(s) with disabilities.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling, in-patient setting
BDE
Construction Superintendent. But did IT work when I was younger haha.
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Customer Service Rep is my title
CSR/AR/AP/Billing/IT is a lot closer to my actual workload
Before that I worked in the yard doing propane repair, and my name starts with Ha- so if I ever make Assistant Manager, well, I'll truly have become my childhood hero by complete fuckin accident.
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Law enforcement, digital forensics. Not in the US.
I'm a software developer. I work in automotive and do a bit of everything from embedded programming to cloud based software.
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