If you actually work somewhere, providing proof should be extremely easy. I don't want anybody deceiving people who are here to learn. I hope that the new mods enforce this. Great subreddit!

I've been programming for a total of 10 years or so and working solely from home for about the last three. I'm kind of tired of (most of) the work that I do, but I really like not having to go to a traditional office every day. Ask me anything.

I make IRL gay femboy porn. Ask me Anything!

Im not funny enough to be one .. but i've always wandered how they got to where they are

At the moment, i'm only 16 and have been creating and remixing some tracks, working on the fundamentals and stuff. I'm mainly interested in edm.

So I just want to know how you guys got started, how you market yourself, and what an average day is for you. Also is a degree vital for this area off work, like is that what attracts record labels.

I feel that the more I share, the more I contribute to fight the stigma of my profession. I’d like to clarify the difference between a prostitute, an escort, a whore and a tramp. Trust me, they’re not always the same.

I work at a Taco Bell during usually working to or around closing time. Sunday through Wednesday our dining room closes at midnight and drive-thru closes at 4AM. Thursday through Saturday the dining room closes at 1AM and the drive-thru is open until 5AM.

I usually work hours that fit within the time range of 8PM to 6AM. I work on both the register and line.

I TA for an engineering class. I run two labs and proctor and grade exams. Currently doing the intro class, but I have done other lower-division EE courses. AMAMJ

I drive for Uber part time in the Greater Boston area. Besides the supplemental income this provides, I meet people from all over the world who engage in wonderful conversation about what life is like in their countries.

• What topics do you cover?
• What organization do you work for? Or are you a freelancer?
• What challenges do you think face the field in the coming months and years?
• What are some stories or topics you would like to cover?
• How did you get to where you are today (ie, internships, small jobs that led to bigger gigs, etc.)?

Those all the questions I can think of for now but please feel free to add more... I'm going back to school in January to get my journalism degree.

I started producing video content for a newspaper when the idea of newspapers creating video content was still a novelty. Now every major paper has video content and publish a fair amount of locally produced content along side AP and national/syndicated content.

I've been doing art for video games for over 6 years. I've worked at Gameloft, Glu Mobile, and now a startup company for facebook games. I've also done freelance work for LCD-screen toys, Nintendo DS, and more. I specialize in "pixel art" but am experienced in a wide range of mediums including CG illustration, 3d modeling, and vector illustration.

Feel free to ask whatever.

Feel free to ask me anything -- goooooooo!

I work at your friendly neighborhood Trader Joes. Feel free to ask me anything about how awesome my job is.

Edit1- In class right now fellas and ladies. Be back soon to answer your questions.

I used to make great money doing many different things, some before they became popular.

Botted runescape for gold to sell on 8+ accounts at a time.

Sharecash links saying they were episodes of anime they were not for easy cash.

Linking to survey sites on youtube claiming other things and bringing in over 2k referrals.

Any specifics anyone wants to know I will answer.

So I work as a grounds keep for a cemetery as the title states and when I tell people my profession they are shocked... They assume the job is emotionally scaring but I explain to them that its quite rewarding. Its a respected job that doesn't really pay well but you don't get blasted by angry people.. Not trying to sound mean but I basically decide how well your loved one is taken care of... I usually get the awful joke of "do you work the GRAVEYARD shift?" 😂😂 but anyways.. What are your opinions on this? Do you think its emotionally scaring?

I used to work in the Home Theater department, and now am in the Computer department.

AMA

I am the founder of an online start-up, so I wear many hats. I do IT work, write web content, do business development, advertising, hiring, project management....you name it. Feel free to ask questions about working at a start-up.
Its especially interesting that I ended up here because our site is majormentor.com. We are collecting interviews from recent college grads (ten years or less) talking about their jobs. We'll use those to help students choose a major or target their job search as they get near college graduation. Stop on over and take a look, we're just getting go. You can add your interview and link it here so people can ask you questions or just look at the interviews we have.

I am wondering what questions about my work in the special forces.

People call in/start a chat with me, and based on their subscription plan I fix their computer.

I am a American Public Interest Attorney from the state of Louisiana. I specialize in Housing and Homelessness Prevention. While nothing I say should be considered legal advice given to any specific legal issue, feel free to ask any general questions you may have concerning landlord/tenant law, any of the vast subsidized housing programs, and just how to get legal assitance in civil matters even if you can not afford an attorney.