What is your dream job and what is your current job?

My dream is to be famous actor or work as an animation artist at the top tier studios like Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks, and Naughty Dog.

My current job is working at a retail store. I'm still in college.

My dream is to be famous actor or work as an animation artist at the top tier studios like Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks, and Naughty Dog.

My current job is working at a retail store. I'm still in college.

Blazerdt47

I want to be a CFO of a corporation. I currently cook at a restaurant

I work retail, I don't really have a dream job. I'd like to be a stay at home mom and take care of my kids. Any dream jobs I have are kind of unrealistic because I don't have the drive or money to do the training for them.XilePrincess

dream job: comic stripper,preferably working for vertigo comics.
current job: book illustrator.

[QUOTE="XilePrincess"]I work retail, I don't really have a dream job. I'd like to be a stay at home mom and take care of my kids. Any dream jobs I have are kind of unrealistic because I don't have the drive or money to do the training for them.bobaban

I used to want to be a game designer, but that was a long time ago, so I don't really have a dream job. My current job however is US Air Force 1N0.

Working part time in a design and marketing firm. Would love to own my own firm one day.

Current job: Med student. Working my guts out. On the bright side there's only year left to Diploma Awards Ceremony.

Dream job: We'll see. I was thinking about orthopedic surgery.

Dream job: multimillionare investor and business owner.

Current job: unemployed with no knowledge of economics whatsoever.

Dream Job-Roadie for a band that is pretty sucessful.

Real Job-Factory Worker :(

Any finance or accounting role where I have a decent capacity to make my own decisions. I'm not very career-minded and a job is mostly something that helps me contribute to society and pay for my expensive hobbies.

Current Job: Hotel Manager

Dream Job: Writer

Unrealistic Dream Job: Jedi. I never understood how Jedi make money. Do they get paid for being a Jedi?

Dream Job: I'm unsure of the exact position but the requirements are I must make a 200k+ a year and I must be my own boss and not have anyone telling me sh*t about sh*t.

Current job: Diagnostic medical sonographer.

Dream Job: Head IT position at multi-billion dollar corporation

Current Job: IT assistant

Dream Job: Video Game Designer

Current Job: Highschool student

Dream job would be to be a guitar player in a highly successful rock band.

Real job is an accounting controller.

Current job: University student / part-time merchandiser at a drug store

Dream job: I have no idea :(
I'm having a lot of trouble finding a something that I'm interested in. I figure if I can find a field I enjoy, I could find a job/career that I'd like to do while I learn about it.

I'd like to be a wizard...

Dream Job: Visitor Services Manager at a National Trust property. One day, damnit!

Current Job: Librarian.

Dream Job: run a decent sized contruction materials/exporting company from here to back home in Iraq and also to China exporting kitchenware (cabinets, countertops) mainly.

Unrealistic Childish Dream Job: Movie director, game designer, although if i become very successful i could go into either of those fields with the right amount og money

Currently: Journalism/International Law student

Unrealistic Dream Job: Jedi. I never understood how Jedi make money. Do they get paid for being a Jedi?

MasterKingMP

They probably do it like I'd imagine a monk of some sort would. Jedi academy/places provide shelter and food while giving them things to do/a way to practice being a jedi.
Academy/places are probably funded by the government, or donations from people the jedis do favours for.

But I don't really know O__o I guess it'd start out the same as a religion would.

[QUOTE="MasterKingMP"]Unrealistic Dream Job: Jedi. I never understood how Jedi make money. Do they get paid for being a Jedi?IcyToasters

They probably do it like I'd imagine a monk of some sort would. Jedi academy/places provide shelter and food while giving them things to do/a way to practice being a jedi.
Academy/places are probably funded by the government, or donations from people the jedis do favours for.

But I don't really know O__o I guess it'd start out the same as a religion would.

"You will give me all your gold." *waves hand*

[QUOTE="IcyToasters"]

They probably do it like I'd imagine a monk of some sort would. Jedi academy/places provide shelter and food while giving them things to do/a way to practice being a jedi.
Academy/places are probably funded by the government, or donations from people the jedis do favours for.

But I don't really know O__o I guess it'd start out the same as a religion would.MissLibrarian

"You will give me all your gold." *waves hand*

The public never expected it. He always just seemed like such a nice, old, green, man...

Dream Job: Law Enforcement Officer or Federal Agent

Current Job: Technician Supervisor for a Hood and Duct Cleaning Compay (Very, Very dirty work, and I hate my boss).

I am going to school to get a Law Enforcement degree, and for the time being, hoping to join the United States Coast Guard (too bad there is a one year entry delay.).

[QUOTE="MissLibrarian"]

[QUOTE="IcyToasters"]

They probably do it like I'd imagine a monk of some sort would. Jedi academy/places provide shelter and food while giving them things to do/a way to practice being a jedi.
Academy/places are probably funded by the government, or donations from people the jedis do favours for.

But I don't really know O__o I guess it'd start out the same as a religion would.IcyToasters

"You will give me all your gold." *waves hand*

The public never expected it. He always just seemed like such a nice, old, green, man...

[QUOTE="IcyToasters"]

[QUOTE="MissLibrarian"]

"You will give me all your gold." *waves hand*

MissLibrarian

The public never expected it. He always just seemed like such a nice, old, green, man...

Dream Job: Law Enforcement Officer or Federal Agent

Current Job: Technician Supervisor for a Hood and Duct Cleaning Compay (Very, Very dirty work, and I hate my boss).

I am going to school to get a Law Enforcement degree, and for the time being, hoping to join the United States Coast Guard (too bad there is a one year entry delay.).

cprmauldin

Why not just be a military policeman for one of the main 4 branches? Free job training and 90% guarantee of a police job after you complete your enlistment. For policework, experience is far more preferably than a degree.