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QuiltingVagabond

Wow, I can't believe I read all 17 pages!

My first job was fabric store clerk (anyone remember Monique Fabrics?)
then home party demonstrator for Tri-Chem fabric paints,
then window treatment specialist in a home decorating store
followed by a stint of volunteering as a high school dance/drill team advisor - that was the most challenging :)

Then I got a "real job" as a certified pharmacy techician, first in a home infusion pharmacy, now at a major retail chain.

Only 6 more years to retirement (I hope!!)

laalaaquilter

Currently underemployed inventory clerk for toy gun business. Have been accountant in some function (A/P, A/R, Payroll, General Ledger) for public and private companies for more than 20 years. Before that I was a sales clerk at Belk Dept Store, Cashier at a convenience store, Waitress, Aide in MicroBiology lab (UGA)Receptionist at school clinic (MGC) and peach culler at peach packing house.

If you know anyone who needs bookkeeping services in the Metro Atlanta Area, let me know!!!

pbreon

Right out of college, with AA medical records- Trained and certified Dental Assistant some time with Oral Surgery-
Back office manager from 1967-1980- freelance Cosmetic sales for promotions--back to dental for a short while filling in for a few offices from 91-93 Moved to another state..
worked for 2 different Hospices as Volunteer Coordinator for 4 yrs... I really like this kind of work... very rewarding...
Moved to MO in 2009 and now sure enjoy complete retirement with DH!! Have my very own sewing room downstairs thanks to my sweet DH for finishing the room for me- patio door w/view of the back wooded area and so relaxing Having more time to sew and quilt!!!
This has been a fun thread seeing where all of us have come from!!!

Happiness is...

A city recorder for more than 20 years. Now retired.

cindy anne

My mom and I were talking about the Tri Chem paints on Wednesday. Brings back many memories. Just talking about them brings back the odor.

XYZ123

My first jobs during high school were waitressing, working on a line in a manufacturing environment and then office work. After finishing secretarial school, entered the job market in my chosen profession and retired two years ago finishing my career as an executive assistant.

MaggieLou

Retired now but was a Logistics Coordinator then a Materials Analyst for a major computer company for 20 years. We also had an automotive interior repair wholesale business.

Debbie B

QuiltingVagabond, you brought back some good memories! My daughter was on her high school drill team and a community dance team called the Laserettes (Showcase Competitions) several years ago. I was a team mom. Lots of work goes into drill/dance teams. My hat is off to you as a team advisor!

longerarmer

I was a welder ,painter of rodiron,we, own a weiding shop, so i did about every thing in the shop. From paper work,payroll to going out and help putting it in or up,door,windows ,rails on houses.