What is your job now?

[RetroRage]

4th Class Power (Steam) Engineer working at a treatment plant for Utility (power, telephone) poles and railway ties.

sounds interesting. 

[The Metamorphosing Leon]

So I started a temporary job working at the Cincinnati Museum center. I'm part of a crew responsible for taking down and setting up traveling exhibitions. We're dismantling a dinosaur show and will be putting up a Princess Diana (wat) one. It's strenuous work, exercising some muscles I forgot I had, but it pays well and the crew is fun to work with.

[bickman2k]

Been a while since I saw this thread.

Last June, I started a job with Cerner as a System Engineer. I'm on one of the 2 crews that deploys new servers to our datacenters.

Had to leave the school district after a bunch of ridiculousness...

[NES_Rules]

My boss gave me away to another company for the week. I wasn't sure if it was a good thing, but the work is so much easier, I get more hours, and I don't come home tired and covered in mud, so I think I got a good deal.
Basically, I control the sludge boat on a AMD sedimentation pond at a coal mine. Which means pressing a few buttons every half hour and moving a pulley every hour or so. I spend more time playing games on my tablet in my truck than doing actual work.
The best news is that its going slower than expected, so I may get two weeks out of this.

[logical123]

Delivery for Domino's Pizza. yay.

[Addicted]

I work in IT for a financial firm. I'm part of the first response team that detects and fixes issues before they cost the firm money.

[Haoie]

Accountant/administrator

[Alabama-Shrimp]

Currently off work at home. Don't think I will be going back...

[bombatomba]

Still working for the same computer re-marketing/metrology company as a break/fix guy, though now I do field repair work for HP products.  Currently trying to become the defacto first-level HP-service repair company for U of M.  Talk about a tough nut to crack! The University of Michigan (like most large university's, I imagine) is made up a massive amount of IT groups, each independent of each other.  Often hostile, I might add.

I'm also trying to sharpen up my computer forensics skills and possibly pen testing.  I don't think I want to fix computers for the rest of my life and Metro Detroit is one of the most competitive markets in the country, so it helps to helps to have a broad and weird resume.  One of the only places you will find an entry level job with stiff requirements that are contrary to the meaning of an entry level job.

[Shadow Kisuragi]

Welcome to Orlando! Entry level IT requires 5 years experience.

[Razor Knuckles]

Still working at Firestone Complete Auto Care. Been there for over six years. Can't complain. Love my job as I love working on cars and it pays the bills and gives me plenty of play money. Great benefits too.

[Wempster]

Wal-Mart Tire and Lube Express.  Changing oil and tires and car batteries.  That's ALL we do.  No other mechanic type things.

[russlyman]

Update to mine.
I'm down to just working Sundays at the movie theater as an assistant manager.
I work at the bake shop in Stop & Shop. It's super easy and they let me play around making cakes and cookies.
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And for my third job I am a manager of a local retro video game store.
It's called Retro Games Plus. I begin good friends with the owner and when he wanted to open a second store closer to where I live I told him I would work a few days. He knew I was a manager at the movies so offered me a manager position. It's pretty sweet
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[wildbil52]

Started my new job as a Network Administrator a few months ago.

[Izret101]

I am a painter again.
This time non union.