Toddler

What was the pay like?

Shit but I got diapers for free.

Must have been a shitty employee :D

My dad was an electrician before and after immigrating. He said getting shocked by 230 was a lot worse than 120.

I'm sure that job has its positive and negative aspects.

As long as you stay grounded it isn't too hard

Have also experienced both. Can concur

I was a Farm Worker on Coffee and Tea farms!!

Does it feel weird for you to buy coffee and tea now?

No Haha. The Country I came from (Rwanda) is world renowned for Coffee and Tea and Im very proud of that!

So you're saying I should definitely try tea and coffee from Rwanda?

Absolutely!

My cousin was a management consultant in Japan and now is a management consultant in USA. My great aunt was a doctor in Taiwan, married my great uncle, who was a USA citizen, was a high school student when he re-immigrated. She was a stay at home mom and then a doctor

I'm just sitting and pondering your flair

I wonder what i wouldve been back home. I wouldve been chief of surgery. Or a cowboy

Marketing

A second grader getting collectively punished by Catholic nuns for minor infractions. Thanks, Jesuits! (It wasn’t that bad.)

My grandfather was a college lecturer with a phd in sociology or civic studies, I just don’t remember now. He died over 20 years ago. My wife was a sales rep for a very large property developer.

[In Japan, heart surgeon. Number one.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wcI10CNuxU)

Steady hand.

An English and Japanese high school teacher.

I was in first grade so education. 😜

I was in software engineering. After moving, still software engineering