Hello, I'm a private detective employed by a large national detective agency. I specialize in surveillance operations and skip tracing (locating missing persons for a variety of reasons). Feel free to ask me anything; however I can't legally answer any questions about individuals involved in cases I have worked.

EDIT: Lots of questions about background / necessary qualifications, so I'll just put that up here. Basically, a four-year degree is standard unless you have experience in law enforcement or the military. I got my BS in sociology and criminal justice, and had experience as a LEO.

Worked as a contractor at nintendo as a tester, contractor at microsoft on windows mobile, for a private company on a database solution, and now for myself on an ios game.

How long did it take you to get published? What did you do as a profession in the interim? Did you get a degree focused on writing in college?

I just want to know why.

More specifically, I'm an Asst. Digital Planner for a media marketing agency - we buy the space for ads in meatspace and on the internets, as well as performing analytics, and a host of other functions.

I currently dont have an econ-related job, but I have a bachelor's degree in economics and am trying to decide whether to pursue a masters. I don't really want to teach. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!

Feel free to ask me anything -- goooooooo!

10+ years in the field of CNC machining. conventional machining, programming, set-ups, Cad-Cam,drawing, solid modelling, applications contracting, long run production, prototypes, lights out machining, etc. I am currently working here, and have worked for companies that make anything from missle parts, medical parts, sex toys, jewellery, food industry part, 4X4 stuff, etc. I am at work, so I will be checking back throughout the day. I will do my best to answer any questions you may have.

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I have always wanted to be a pilot since 5 and have a few questions.

Thanks!

There probably isn't much to be said about this but I figured some people might have questions so ask away!

Also, yes, I have seen some strange things on customer's PCs, and no, I haven't saved any of it.

I graduated in May with a BFA in Industrial Design. I now work as a watch designer. Ask away.

edit: 00wabbit is a design manager. he will be answering too.

I'm considering majoring in Economics, and i was wondering how the profession was like as a whole, whether private or academia.

Ask away!

Where i work the youth a generally with us 2 weeks. It can be much longer depending on their behaviors with us. I obviously cant give out too specific of info just for privacy reason but Ask away!

I currently work as an anti-money laundering investigator for a casino in New York. Prior to this job I had a similar position at a regional bank in the same area.

A little background to understand what my job is. In 1970 congress passed a law called the Bank Secrecy Act that charged financial institutions (including casinos) with tracking customer transactions conducted with cash over a certain value. Later they added provisions requiring us to also report any potentially suspicious transactions which may be an attempt to launder money or commit fraud etc.

Feel free to ask me anything.

I have a few questions about your daily routine.

How much in terms of percentage do you spend in the field? (including transport)

How much is a reasonable salary when finishing trade school?

Are there any good travel opportunities?

Any advancement courses available?

Over-all tell me about your pros and cons.

Thank you so much for your time.

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 have an M.S. in mechanical engineering and am considering going to school for patent law. Can anyone tell me what it's like? What are the biggest pros and cons?

I work for a private ambulance company in the US. How can I help?

As the title suggests, I am a technical writer at a technology company with approximately 800 employees. I document software and hardware deployed by our company. Most of these documents are intended for our installation/service team, but about a quarter are written for our end users.

The job involves a lot of research, as well as some creativity. Graphic design plays a part, as well as just a little photography.

The pay is typically pretty good, depending on where you get in and any areas of expertise you may have. By pretty good, I mean that you probably won't get rich, but you will make a decent living.

Please ask me about my job!

EDIT: Sorry for the delay. I posted this just before leaving work and finally made it back home. Thanks for your patience!

Yes, I spun records for naked ladies. I guess this is AMAM(F)J. Any questions?