Carcassonne Central

I know a lot of people don't like to get into their personal life over the internet, but I'm going to take a chance that internet serial killers aren't all that interested in Carcassonne.  Perhaps I'm wrong and if you're out there, shame on you!  Anyway, if you're willing to take that chance with me, I'm curious to know what people in the Carcassonne community do for a living (besides make Carc expansions).  ;)

My wife and I work for a children's home ministry as residential child care providers.  We work with teen-age girls and it is at times very challenging, but quite rewarding. 

I am a forklift truck driver / storeman :)

I kill people for a living. ;D  Seriously :)  PM me if you want the details ;)

Senior Construction Manager and part time Archaeologist.

Project Manager, Systems Analyst, Electronic Technician and Lead Programmer. 

Hobbies: Programming, playing just about any game made and racing Corvettes.

I'm an Operations Analyst. The easiest way to explain what that means is that I am like a detective who investigates non-criminal activites. My main responsibilities involve verifying the accuracy of our processes and making sure they are the most efficient. I'm also in charge of creating internal orders to replenish items that we make to stock (not for customer orders, but for use in future customer orders of other items). Much of my work is project-based, or as I like to explain it: I make work for other people. I participate in things during their initial stages to make sure they get off the ground properly and later turn them over to others to keep on track. I like the constant change, though sometimes I get stuck with certain things for longer than I would like. Our company doesn't have a lot of computer expert-type people, so my previous experience in that field is often drawn upon to help get things done faster. Helps add variety to my day.

Masters' Student who is afraid to death of finding a job in two months. I also love working on genealogy, especially royal and dynastic genealogies and the search for the Descent from Antiquity. Check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Whaleyland (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Whaleyland).

Common Sense Engineer...

...1/3 Project Manager
...1/3 Process Improvement Specialist
...1/3 Problem Solver

I have been working at a university library for 17 years.

Marie

A wide spectrum of jobs and people, as per usual Novelty decides to hide behind a mask of secrecy ;D ;D

That's why I'm a novelty :)  Seriously though, part of my job description involves killing people although I haven't done it recently...

That's a little scarey...  {v5

 ::) Being a inferior cook is not classed as a professional killer you know !!

Are you former military and now part of a "private security" outfit? 

I actually considered that line of work after my military sniper training, but having children made me rethink how I wanted them to perceive me.

You are a death row prison guard... am I close?

No wait, you said you use a computer for some of your clients, I'm guess you work for an attorney (or maybe you are one) and you have to issue death certificates.  That's my final answer.

No his real identity is Simon Cowell  !!!

There's more than one way to skin a cat.  As I said, PM me if you're interested for the answer :)

technology consulting .... if someone wants something done and they pay, that's what I do

I'm the Director of Operations for a blanket company.  We design and import blankets and packaging and decorate them with company logos (embroidery/laser/patches, etc) for the promotional industry.
I pretty much do what Scott does - I run the 'back end' of the business.....so, I'm responsible for everything that isn't sales, marketing or accounting (although I am involved in what and how they do what they do).
ie. Production, shipping & logistics, inventory control, IT, system process analysis and streamlining etc, etc, blah blah blah   ::)
 ;D

Do you work in the same company/firm/whatever as him?

Oh, sorry, no.....I just meant that we're both operations guys  :)

IT Manager for a top flight Football Club (real football, not the US kind).
In my spare time I am a Rugby Football Referee (as opposed to Association Football).

Blimey, thought I'd already replied to this one.

Anyway, I'm an English teacher at a German university.

Well, if I meet any Germans with a Brummie accent, I'll blame you :)

Don't have a Brummie accent. Neither of my parents were from there and I left when I was 10. Can't even mimic the accent properly—I can only do it for a couple of sentences, just long enough for people to start threatening violence.

Awesome. I'm not quite that high up though, just an assistant to the VP of Operations.

I work for the government....   8)