What did you do for a living before this?
 

Assuming that you did have a job before working in adult as I know more are coming into this more or less straight from school.

I was a travel agent whilst I was studying for my degree.

I built and sold custom drum sets, worked in music and film marketing, built custom competition cars and sound systems, and worked as a longshoreman for a short stint.

I was been too young :winkwink:

fisherman

i really can't remember what i was doing before, maybe sleeping

I shudder to try and recollect.

Something to do with an office, a bunch of assholes, programming shit, and having to wear clothes while sitting at a desk. It was horrible.

Worked in Asda (Wal-mart) on the Pizza counter. Was part time since I was at College studying Sports Coaching and Development.

Commercial law, investitions in IT for a well known government organisation, if I don't count all the part time jobs in my teen years.

Was also studying cybernetics and later on international trade.

derivatives accountant for a merchant bank, took my first years big bonus and fucked off aged 23 to live in Amsterdam.

I was a Casino manager for many years and then went to online Casinos as customer relations manager which was a good stepping stone into adult :winkwink:

hahahahaha genius.

I was an Aff/Channel manager at software /telecoms cos + a few other related bits. Always had sometihng to do with online.

I went to college for autobody, then some cisco certs. Right before starting in adult I worked as an on-site computer technician for a company called 604-GET-HELP.

I was a computer scientist, bank manager, FBI agent, then a level 60 Adon.........gosh I loved those role playing games.......lol:upsidedow

Accounting.. last job before starting PK was General Accounting manager for a non-profit company.

Funniest thing, last week in more than one conversation with the local office of a Top 10 International accounting firm, I was offered a "professional staff" position with starting pay about 5 times a year what I made back in 1994. All I could think of is that I used to eat auditors alive and didn't want to become one. Second thought was to break the salary down by hour compared to what I net now. I just can't see giving up my 20 foot commute to go to work 8 hours a day for someone else and have to buy a professional wardrobe again... it sounds too much like... ummm... normal.

PK

I was a Union Ironworker Forman. I ran some big jobs, bridges, high rises, etc. Met some crazy mother f'ers. (not like I haven't in this biz lol )

speech-language pathologist

I was in junior high

I worked for a company that builds flexible laser technology and laser engines

Teaching high school.

I was a tennis pro.

I was a personal trainer ..and a coding specialist...

an athlete

I was a theatrical designer and a platform trader for instituationally managed accounts.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

worked in the bars .. then sheet metal .. then pro snowboarder then owned a backcountry snowboarding operation where I just snowboarded all day .. then pornstar then program owner ...next world domination

Shuttle Pilot

Hmmm... Before adult I owned a van and drove it into LAX to take people to Disneyland.

Good times.

Student/Automotive Technician

marketing for a property management company ?.. boring !!!!

Held several office jobs where I worked with people I hated.

Was a health care worker at a local hospital for 15 years. During that time I also ran a painting company, a marketing business, and did concert security at outdoor music festivals around the province.

Before all that I worked in bars for a few years in the early 80's, did some bouncing, and worked for 3 years as a fitness instructor at the gym my brother owned back then. My very first job was in '79, as a cook.

Im a student..:)

I worked as a professional student mostly *grin* but I also had an office job once ... YUCK.

Pharmaceutical sales rep for Novartis then Wyeth-Ayerst and Lastly KOS before going into Adult....

Computer help desk/support specialist and group leader for IT support teams

20 years of programming/computer support... makes me love my new job

Engineering, working with electrics and lpg

I owned an insurance brokerage

OK lets see... Janitor assistant. Pizza maker. Bus Boy. Circuit board inspector for commercial subcontractor. Circuit board inspector for military subcontractor. Commercial photo lab worker. Retail salesperson. Retail manager.

salesrep for dentist equipment, database publishing specialist in a prepress company

plus sound engineer on weekends

Was in the Hotel industry, Operation Manager, Sales and Revenue Management. Ah, the days of having to wear a suit everyday and acting like I gave a shit if someone wanted a king sized bed instead of a queen. :ticking