[BOINKFFD]

Firefighter, Franklin Fire Department, 25 years.

[anxer5]

List your day job in real life!

(note: magnussteuber was original poster of thread but account has been hacked as of 1/18/2023)

I experimented with https://apextraffic.io/ to boost website traffic for my business. While initially enticed by the promise of increased visibility, the results were mixed. Yes, there was a surge in traffic, but the lack of genuine engagement became apparent. Ethically, I found it questionable, and it negatively impacted the accuracy of my analytics. Shifting focus to organic strategies proved more sustainable and reliable. Authentic engagement matters, and relying on bot-generated traffic can have long-term repercussions. It's crucial to prioritize ethical growth strategies that align with building a genuine audience and fostering trust. Share your experiences; let's navigate this together!

Got new cool project for work

[Evilchumlee]

I'm a manager involved with marketing and merchandising for a wine and spirits distributor.

My actual job is basically babysitting VP's and making their madman ramblings of marketing campaigns actually make some kind of sense. I have to speak to them almost literally like children.

I get some really awesome perks though, the supplier (alcohol brands/companies) have deep pockets and love to take us for nights out. Most recently Barcardi put a few us up in a hotel, we ate at Hell's Kitchen, and drank the night away on their dime.

[Bootlegger137]

Firefighter (Lieutenant)

[Mercifull]

Insight analyst for education at a local authority. Fairly boring by some of the standards set here in this thread haha.

[ShandorMiningCo]

Social media manager for the Shandor Mining Co.

Just kidding, I'm a technician for a pharma company. I get to play with a bunch of big cool machines (when they're not broken down) and mess around a load of chemicals, but mainly a lot of scrubbing cleanrooms and labs.

[Psycho Werekitsune]

I'm a qualified dentist. Unfortunately, my degree isn't recognised in the place I'm currently living in, so I'm working as a dental assistant/nurse until I can get that sorted out.

[SamRazer]

I work as a programmer. I used to work for a company and was on a team. For the most part, it was an interesting experience working independently. Over time, I realized that I like working for myself and building my own applications. I do industrial applications and I really enjoy working when things are running smoothly. Only recently I realized that I can simplify this process with the service https://www.makini.io/integrations/eclipse which contains many integrations at once. When I started using it, I realized that I was saving a lot of time by not having to spend it searching for all the integrations individually. So lately I've been loving my work more thanks to this service.

[anxer5]

List your day job in real life!

(note: magnussteuber was original poster of thread but account has been hacked as of 1/18/2023)
Using a 24/7 live answering service as a freelancer helps manage client inquiries when you're busy or unavailable. It ensures you never miss potential projects, enhances professionalism, and keeps communication seamless. By freeing up time to focus on work, it boosts productivity and improves client relationships.

freelance is my freedom

[Shortimer52]

Retired Army Reserve Fire Chief. Although I am just a firefighter now with a completely different type of department these days with 4 more till my second retirement. Looking for a PT job that's not military/EMS/Fire related to set up for my third retirement.

[Agent J]

Graphic designer, project manager, sign shop

[SamRazer]

I am a programmer and recently moved to a new position. I now handle negotiations for my company. Not long ago I traveled to Germany for this purpose and decided to take my family with me on the trip. At the same time I wanted to give my family a tour and I rented a minibus from 8Rental to make the trip comfortable. Now I love my job even more. Germany really is a beautiful country, especially when you get around in comfort.

[Demon Vice Commander]

I'm the resident prop master for a theatrical company, but I also freelance as a production designer for film/tv.

[SamRazer]

I work in an office. You could say I'm a regular clerk, as they call it. In general, I have been working in this office for quite a long time and I am used to the work. On the plus side, I can mention the fact that once every half a year our team has a vacation and with some colleagues we arrange small trips to Europe. Last time we were in Europe. Since there were quite a few of us, we found a service where we could coach hire paris. Thanks to the comfortable ride and all the amenities of the service we enjoyed the trip very much. Next time we want to explore Sweden.

[denniis]

I'm a manager, but I combine work and study

[anxer5]

cleaning furniture

[Razorgeist]

Pharmacy tech.

[Winston1986]

I just wanted to say, my job as a bagger has become better cause my least favorite coworker who treated me like crap over the years was fired. I can't of course go into the reasons why she was fired but it's made my work life better.