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One that I get paid for and I am a full time Mom/Wife on top of that.
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I am a full time student A part time baby sitter A sort of part time filer A full time daughter (which carries a lot more responsibility and hard work than most people think) The crappiest thing is, I don't really get paid for any of those things either
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2. I am a full-time Receptionist, and a Full-time mother.
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Two- full time legal secretary and part time therapist for kids with autism.
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Right now i have two one at my dads restaurant and one in a blockbuster.
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Including part-time..I'm not sure I remember them all. Let's see: Hostess at a family style restaurant, fast-food crew person, women's retail sales person, Women's retail Assistant Manager, student secretary, First-Aid and CPR instructor, Graduate Research Assistant, English Instructor in France, Customer Service Supervisor, Substitute Teacher, Legal Assistant/Office Manager/Interpreter/translator, and Paralegal.
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Sales Assistant (a few), Bar worker, Special Needs Assistant, Adviser
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I can relate to scubaduba (with all my part-time work to support my theatre work:)): Sales Associate (a few) Legal Secretary Executive Secretary Typesetter Waitress Bartender Data Enter Clerk Travel Agent Telephone Operator Ground Radio Repairman (Air Force) UPS Loader U.S. Mail Carrier (casual carrier) Hearings Officer Unemployment Compensation Interviewer Actor w/Touring Theatre Troupe And most recently (hired today, in fact!) Standardized Patient
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Force Recon Marine Mountain Climbing Instructor and Expedition Leader Police Officer (Patrol) SWAT Team (Sniper) Law Student / Attorney I retired to teach SCUBA Diving Back to work: Survival Instructor Director of Operations Chief Executive Officer
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Cashier in a hardware store clerk/cashier in local pharmacy clerk (toys)/fill-in cashier in a small department store dental office assistant bartender administrative assistant in varies positions marketing /print production coordinator marketing assistant executive assistant right of way agent whew! no wonder i'm tired!!
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sales assistant, clerk, executive assistant, legal secretary, receptionist
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i worked in a custom motorcycle shop , i have cleaned apartments, i worked assembly line packing baby clothes, and now i work with developmentally disabled individuals
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I'm only 16 so nothing too exciting here. I've only been working for about a year. secretary at my high school taco bell marshalls secretary again (it's a summer thing) & babysitter
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Construction clean up, fry cook, short order cook, stock boy, record department sales, bus boy, assistant manager/host at sushi-teppan restaurant, assistant manager at boutique shop, bartender/manager / Assistant Teacher-tutor / English teacher / Managing Director / V.P. Representative Director / V.P. Representative Director / Consultant
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I am not kidding I am 22, and I have literally had this many jobs. (in no particular order) Starbucks Nordstrom (one day) Demo Clothing Candle And Gift Factory Cutco Knives sales R&V management BRE properties Festiva Products The Love Boutique KCI construction Kasrai - NANNY The City Of Santee, Recreation Nanny for Kelly Santana High School The Golden Goose Cafe The Boardwalk Arcade Grossmont College Merry Maids (one week) Ventura County Nanny (one week) I don't know if there are any more... since I was 14 I think, and sometimes more than one at a time.
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I've been a waitress, housekeeping, prep cook, trading post manager, sales associate- commossion and non comission about a bagillion times, security, receptionist, and now about to go back to security. Now that I think about it, I also babysat for most of my teen years, as well as landscaping, and odd jobs.
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construction dish washer cook security guard outdoor garden at home depot sales clerk at sports store landscaping gym supervisor camp supervisor tutor
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Paperboy Radio announcer * Gold refiner ** Security guard Groundskeeper Social worker Self-employed * & ** Professional musician * Customer service rep (a.k.a. The Longest 6 Weeks of my Life) Social policy analyst ** * = Fun jobs ** = Good paying jobs
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sales clerk sales associate waitress x4 stockman (in this case woman) daycare person camp councilor babysitter envelope stuffer icecream person who dressed up on a curb for tcby receptionist landscaper mowed lawns house keeper house babysitter thats about it lol
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Research Chemistry technician, spectroscopist, environmental health officer, Pastor.
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- Car mechanic (paid for beer in college.) - Systems analyst - Java/Oracle/UNIX Developer (in my anti-MSFT days) - .NET Tech Consultant (in my love-MSFT days) - Project Manager - Product Manager
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My bad. wrong thread.
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golf course (backshop attendant) greenhouse (cashier and stocker) chapters/ starbucks yoga place (receptionist)
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Babysitter Piano teacher Desperate housewife English & Math tutor Interpreter/translator International flight attendant
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Administrative Assistant, Customer Service, Library clerk, Pizza maker/deliverer.
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did not mean to answer - should have been comment
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transcriptionist for a lawyer, school secretary, secretary at a manufacturing firm, clerk at a manufacturing firm, secretary at a day care facility, and clerk/cataloguer at a college library.
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Babysitter McDonald's crew member Demo-vendor (Sam's) Security dispatcher & guard Assembly worker (ice cream co.) Assembly worker (plastics co.) Mail Sorter Telemarketer (Sales & Collections) Reservations Agent Paging Service Operator Sales Associate Claims Examiner Pharmacy Technician Quality Assurance Analyst Cook Waitress Banquet Server Home Health Aide Cab Driver Valet Driver Camp Coordinator Ragger (hang clothes on rack) Tax Preparer Data Entry Clerk Administrative Assistant Housekeeper Cashier (not to mentioned my volunteering jobs - like Mom & Wife) the 2 most underpaid jobs in America!
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Two jobs :) I'm a busy lady :)
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Paying - 1 Then there is the mother/wife job
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I work in a store, for a union, as a writer, for my family business, and I sell things part time on ebay plus I am a student. I guess I did not realise how busy I am until you asked that question! http://www.cvtips.com/get_noticed_at_work.html
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infinitely less than this time last year... a pending dui has made me quite un-productive but i am working on new ideas
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I'm retired and really sad that so many people have to work two and more jobs just to make ends meet. I hear some of those fearless leaders in Washington telling people they have to work harder, how hard do they need to work. I was lucky enough to work for a union (and I knew what they say about unions but that's bull) anyway worked one job made a good living and retired with a pension. What pisses me off people in Washington vote themselves 1,000 of dollar raises (taxpayer money) and say to you if we give you a raise it will hurt big business, bull, they want you to work for 8 bucks an hour make you work two jobs and tell you to work harder. What a joke. They tell you if it goes to big business and the rich it's Capitalism if it goes to you it's Socialism, So us taxpayers pay for their health care, They tell us it's capitalism if they give it to us. Why do people fall for this crap. most of the world is looking at us and saying what the hell are you thinking, were not one person said we buried common sense. Damn if he wasn't right Think
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Technically I have two jobs. I just filed a three-month leave of absence from my "previous" job so that I could go to my current job. I did not resign from my "previous" job because I'm not yet sure if my current employer would actually take me in after three months. I just want to make sure that I would still have a job next year.
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I have just one full time job and I've worked at the same place 17 years.
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One full time job and one volunteer job that I am at about 20 hours a week.
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only one but many jobs to do life of a pool man in california :)
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I run 2 small businesses from my home, as mentioned in my profile ... I work as a volunteer one day per week at a food bank ... I work part time seasonal, 4 weekends per year, as extra security ... ... 4 ...
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