Storeroom and contracts manager. Nothing too much out of the ordinary

Managing the storeroom is kind of easy..... managing the contracts sometimes is a real pain. Specially in my country and its complicated laws for public contracts.

Sounds like the life I always wanted to have. lol

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still attending school at the moment, will be finished next year though. Over the summer holidays I usually work as a waiter/cook whatever they need, to stock a little up on cash.

Software developer. Primarily in the Oracle PeopleSoft family of programming tools and database.

I'm a developer.

I was working in a japanese mobile game company just until 1 week ago. They offered quite a money for those who accept to leave, so I left because it was not very fun.

Before that I was working in one of the biggest IT company in the world, got bored and moved to Japan out of passion. Now, I just don't know what to do with my life. Never fulfill your dream ah ah.

So, I'm doing nothing for a living... Nowadays I'm just watching movies and eating cheap japanese food. Sometime in a distant future, I'd like to open a restaurant. Something silent enough so I can just listen to music, smoke cigarets and watch movies at the back of the store.

$10/hour.

Starbucks baristas make that much now?

We aspire to that position. We speak in hushed tones of the Bucks From The Stars, and their legendary ability to "barist."

My countries minimum wage is higher than that and well done for being ignorant!!

I'm glad you've set your sights appropriately. It helps squelch disappointment.

Chill dude. I was a history major. Although in all seriousness, unless you're aspiring to academia, there's not a whole lot you can do that's specific to your major.

No it just bothers me that people assume history to be mostly useless, it's something to learn from. But anyway, i'm just studying what I love right now. Completely unsure about a career yet. Got a little while yet to figure it out