My OFFICIAL title is Crime Reporting Field Representative. I am a certified fingerprint specialist. I train law enforcement personnel in both ink and data fingerprint techniques throughout the state of Oklahoma.

Retired as of 2008 due to injury at the job and no desk job to be had to recovery from injury. Started out as a secretary/bookkeeper at a golf course owned by the City of Orlando, FL, moved up to Asst. Supervisor for the City's Parking Dept (parking lots and garages), moved over to the Police Dept as a CSI for the last 19 years of a 26.5 yr span. Sure glad I wasn't working there during the massacre that recently happened. I did know all but one cop involved at the shooting as he started in 2014 and I've been up here in Iowa since 2010.

[QUOTE=littleone;4450550]Retired Provincial Government employee (Land Administrator) Presently own a Tanning salon (self employed)

Are you in AB, SK, or MB?

I was a Case Coordinator in the day program of a mental health facility - Government of Alberta. Manager of a group home for adults who were displaced from the Government institutions, and since 1991 I have worked with medically fragile special needs students in Vancouver, BC and now in Santa Monica, CA. Love my job 99 days of 100!

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*** Varied through the years
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*** File Clerk, Secretary, Substitute Teacher, Church Secretary, Temp. work,
*** Receptionist, Branch Administrator/Receptionist, Waitress, Mall Security,
*** Sheriff Dispatcher, Insurance Clerk, Night Shift Warehouse, Merchandise Clerk,
*** Dish Network repurposer, etc.
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*** Jill of Trades
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Air Force Veteran and Retired Police Officer.

I'm a retired special education teacher. I taught in a center-based school for an Intermediate School District. Our students came from public schools from several counties. The students were classified as severely emotionally impaired with severe behavior problems. Their intellect ranged from mildly mentally handicapped to gifted. We also included programs for Autistic students. Ages ranged from preschool through 26. It was a rewarding profession while being a challenging one.

Primary care provider, CENA, Med Assistant. Presently in an assisted living facility

Worked in the office at a few auto dealerships. Then accidently was hired as a secretary for an Arc, for developmental disabilities. Found my happy place! I retired there after 38 years as Assistant to the Director.

I retired in August 2016 after 35 years with the Department of Defense as a Human Resources Specialist, first for hiring then the last 18 years in training. I managed a large leader development program and taught leadership courses. It was a nice career but 35 years of government bureaucracy is enough.