Babysitter
Telemarketing (I lasted two weeks, selling lightbulbs for some charity group)
Clerk (mall Waldenbooks)
Tutor (Algebra II and Trig, while in High School)
Clerk (liquor store)
Clerk (comic shop on college strip)
Bouncer (at a comedy club)
Tutor (in college, doing various math and engineering courses)
Copy editor (on college news paper – also compiled the Crime Log)
Driver (college town trolley-wannabe)
Carpenter (theater scene shop, stage crew)
Lab tech (testing water samples for a grad student’s thesis)
Procter (during tests in a law class)
Clerk (Apple student representative in college bookstore)
Computer geek (Doing anything and everything in a startup in San Diego. My first “real” job.)
Software tester (my first contract gig at Apple)
Tech support (at Radius, a computer peripheral company)
Software tester (back at Apple)
QA lead
Build meister
Engineering project manager (which doesn’t involve actually being a manager, oddly enough)
Engineering manager (which did involve being a manager)
Major slacker (quit Apple in 2004)
Massage therapist (pretty casually, undecided whether I will pursue this more seriously)
Didn’t you also have a job digging post holes or something in summer after your freshman year of college? (Notice how kind I am not to give the year.)
that was the summer after my sophomore year, and it was brief enough I didn’t feel much inclined to count it. I headed back to Knoxville mid-way through that summer.
Ah. I remember some emotions from that period but apparently not so many details.
forgot one
Hey, wait a minute, didn’t you once tell me you were a gigolo?