Just for something different,name all the jobs you have had.Me: Lots of farm work, dishwasher, bus driver, and for the last 37 years working in a factory.

Worked for my families construction business from the age of 15-20, then left the family business and went truck driving, still with the same company 9 years later. Drive locally, road construction and quarry equipment

Library preservation department, meat market cleanup crew, shipping/receiving, GM technician, process technician, training coordinator.

worked at a truckstop, pumping fuel, fixing tires, changing oil, lights etc., air force, worked for an old school craftsmen/carpenter, drove trucks

Grew up in a restaurant. So dishes waiter bartender, little cooking. Tree shearing, railroad tie gang
electrical work at shipyard and electric meter installation. Been doing Wildlife and pest control for
10 years this June

Railroader-36 years-currently retired for 8 years.

Lawnmowing, leaf raker, landscaping, hay haulin, janitor, painter, cabinet shop, tree climber, stump grinder, part time ADC work, maintenance engineer last 17 yrs

Did landscaping while in my teens then tried a factory job for two weeks and then concrete since then 26 years now.

Drove fork lift in summers while going to college. 7 years designing crankshaft dampers for automotive engines. Last 12 years as locomotive diesel engine design engineer in several different roles. Currently an engine validation test leader.

Union Laborer, County Highway Laborer, County Engineering Tech, Land Surveyor for 45 years. Union or government employment wasn't for me.

With the Covid-19 pandemic I'm thinking about starting an Apocalyptic Goat Herding consulting business depending on how many survive.

Seined minnows, worked on a mink ranch, delivered Pepsi, worked on a kill floor in the blood tank, sales for a drug company, ended up as an insurance agent for 53 years.

Burger Flipper in HS
Sears dock worker in college.
Dental hygienist 27yrs until the Virus shut me down for 30 days.

5 years construction, 1 year plastic molding, 6 years chrome plating bumbers, drove truck for a summer, 10 years golf course mechanic, 2 years hardware store mechanic. I worked out of my garage for several years fixing small engines on the side. I've done many side jobs also.

I'm currently learning to work on guitars in my spare time.

My dad and oldest brother both retired from the railroad. I could have got on through them years ago but I was happy as a self-employed mason and didn't take it.

Antique furniture restorer, mechanic shop helper, welder, construction workers, then firefighter for the past 15 years

First real job was planting trees for a place called Santa's Forest. Went from there to Stark Candy Company working as the guy who stamped out all those candy hearts with the sayings on them. Worked my way through college as a machinist. Then worked with kids with disabilities for 37 years, 24 of which was as Director of HR. Went from there to supporting students with barriers at Western Technical College. Am winding up my career as an Employment and Training Specialist for the State of Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. Been a good road.

Moosetrot

Worked for my uncle's building homes in high school, washed cars at a dealership for 2 months joined the carpenters union. Retired.

Worked concrete for 3 months, then some fast food and grocery store work in high school. Worked for a couple months loading trucks for UPS when I first started tech school, and been a mechanic ever since. Worked in dealerships, chains, independents, and now in a government fleet.

Asset resolution team for a Bank. I work on commercial distressed assets. I will be getting very, very, busy shortly.

Sawmill worker, logging contractor and now Consultant Forester for a major , TIMO, (Timber Investment Management Organization.)