Wondering What We All Do for Our Work/Job/Living

Just saw this thread..... I am a facilities Asst manager in IS for a healthcare giant that supports our hospitals like Brigham ,Mass General , etc. I don't know how I got T . It hit me like a ton of bricks 18 months ago but thanks to this forum I have learned hope and received prayers from people that I have never met and I thank you

 

i work as a mathematician/statistician for a large bank in nyc.

 

I am a full-time mom of soon to be 3 kids and a full time 911 emergency dispatcher. Wondering if wearing a headset in one ear over the last 10 years has slowly contibuted to my newfound ringing.

 

I'm a Software Engineer living in Brazil, working for a company in California. Mostly doing Python and JavaScript stuff.

 

I'm a software engineer too in New York. I usually have a white noise app at my desk, during a louder than usual tinnitus week. Sometimes programming completely distracts me from focusing on tinnitus.

 

I promote drugs for a large pharmaceutical company.

 

Devil!

 

i work as governor of california and i am very muscular (and from austria)

 

That photo of my son was taken around the time that I first started consulting nine years ago. As of September, I am no longer an economic consultant. I have decided to go back into the industry and work in structured finance research. Just for the record! -G

 

I work in a Primary school and love my job and children ....lots of love glynis

 

I'm currently working as a software engineer in Paris area. I'm glad I can put my headset on every time my T bothers me too much !

 

We have like 50% software engineers lol

Software engineering causes tinnitus I'm convinced and that's the opinion I'm sticking with.

 

web development stuff

 

Director of Finance at a nonprofit org (& currently listening to a 90s playlist on Spotify with a bluetooth speaker connected to my smartphone to block out my tinnitus )

 

Farming and construction. Should have been a web designer haha.

 

Can someone teach me some programming lol?

 

Medical Laboratory Technician in the Air Force.

 

Land investment/dealer.

 

Retired timber sawyer, 38 years of doing it.

 

I’m a full time mum to my little girl, who is 5 and about to start school in August.

Before tinnitus, I worked for myself as a furniture restorer/appliance engineer. I was also just about to start a placement as a building surveyor.

Then tinnitus hit & my immune system went crazy. I’ve been doing nothing ever since. Trying to think of quieter jobs now. Might do residential surveying, since it’s more valuation stuff.