What are your parent's jobs?

[Invincible 2,090]

My mom's a chemist (kind of wish i inherited her talent for chemistry, but it turns out i'm completely useless in it) , and my dad's passed away, so.. yeah.

[CuriousPony 156]

My dad works for a construction equipment rental company. He's the warehouse manager. 

 

He's worked for a lot of companies like this in the past. He likes to fix them up, then move on to other companies and fix them up too. 

 

My mom's his part time secretary. 

[Twisted Cyclone 🚓 6,221]

My Dad delivers car parts to different O'Reilly Auto Parts stores. My Mom works nights at the hospital.

[Guest]

My dad is an international photographer (meaning he travels a lot), setting up photo studios/projects in places like Mali and Afghanistan.

 

My mom works as a freelance journalist, making documentaries and other cool stuff. 

[Scootaloodle 1,621]

My dad works for an IT company programming software, and my mum is an English teacher teaching people from abroad to speak English.

 

Although my dad used to be in the Navy, and my mum used to teach French (at my old school) and also worked as a nurse before me or my sister were born.

[Codelyy 1,281]

My dad is an electrician and my mum is a school secretary.

[There is only Ditzy. 292]

My mother works an exclusively nighttime job as a nurse. In addition, she also performs assistant surgical duties from time to time. She's been doing the same thing for 23 years. My dad works as a load-lifter for the Finnish dairy giant, Valio, which operates mainly in the northern Europe. For 21 years he's been working there, but intends to start a freelancer art career soon, to coincide with my own plans in the same field, since art has always been his true calling, but he didn't have the same opportunities that artists today have when he was my age.

Edited December 19, 2014 by There is only Ditzy.

[Odyssey 5,713]

My father is a mechanic. Since he works at a mining town which is very far from where I live, we get a good chunk of money from his full time job.

 

My mother is a developmental educator. In other words she supports people with disabilities. She also knows a lot about the difference between disorders and disabilities.

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,298]

My mother is the mayor of her town.  She helps the residents with everyday tasks and listens to their suggestions for town improvements, she supports the local economy and its entrepreneurs, and she assembles talking snowladies that accept snowflakes in exchange for ice-themed furniture.  She's acculmulated nearly 70 million Bells in the bank!

 

My father is a full-time corpse.

[DND 2,354]

My dad's a handyman. I used to compare him to Bob the Builder a lot. He never liked it of course.

 

My mom? She was a stay at home mom. My mom and dad had a pretty old fashioned mindset I suppose. She was diagnosed with some issues in the '90s however so that could've contributed to her not being employed. I'm not sure how she's doing now... her case is pretty severe and she gets money loaned to her. She's being treated though so she's not alone thankfully.

[Jonny Music 3,312]

My dad is a drywaller who works for a few drywalling companies in the construction field here in Ontario (the province), Canada. The most known drywaller/contractor in the country is Marel Contractors (he doesn't work for them anymore).

 

As for my mom, she helps him time to time with the taping of drywall. She's mostly a stay-at-home kind of mom.

 

Drywall contracting may be a dirty and slightly rough job, but like any other construction job, they get paid a lot (depending how much work they do and such). I know this because I was working with my dad for sometime (summer job and such).

[Fawkes The Phoenix 737]

My dad teaches math in a high school. My mom is not currently working, but she used to be the public utilities manager when we lived in a small town.

[HomicidalFrog 10]

My dad's a soldier turned bricklayer and my mother used to be a nurse at an old folk's home for about two entire decades but she's currently unemployed.

[Lisa 5,552]

My Mum's a manager of our local RSL club. An RSL club is basically just a large pub. RSL stands for 'Returned Services League' because they were originally designed in 1916 for WW1 veterans to share stories of their gruesome time in battles. Because these veterans didn't want to discuss these memories with their families and shock them. They felt comfortable talking to other servicemen. 

 Australian Military History 101 by Colour.

 

And my Dad's a carpenter.

[Neutral 1,185]

My mums a veternarian receptionist and my dad is lead project manager for gas rigs in Azerbaijan.

[GrayTyphoon 510]

My mother is a housewife, and my father works in state electricity company

[~Chaos~ 3,966]

My mom works in a home looking after disabled people. She has been doing it for a number of years.

[Cuddly 43]

My mum is a teacher in High School. 

[NightOwl 911]

My mum owns her own childcare company and my dad is an engineer. 

[CT-1138 3,180]

My dad's a retired operating engineer and my mom works in the billing department of a firm that manages leasing space in malls across the United States.

[Pomfritter 165]

My mother works for the schools as a bus aide and as a custodian. My mother's boyfriend is a commercial appliance repairman. 

[ponylaces 1,869]

My mom works at a place called Dillard's, and my dad.. well he owns his own hair salon. Eh, not the most exciting job, but I have to admit that having your own hair salon is kinda cool.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,356]

My mom works at a factory, Kimball to be exact, and my dad is unemployed, but he worked at a railroad tie yard before that. I think my step dad is the manager at some power plant.

 

My mom has worked there for so long and has done so many long shifts, I hope she will be able to get social security given her current issues, then she can relax entirely. That's what I hope for.

[Venomous 18,813]

My father is a roofer and my mother is a college writing teacher.

[Rebel the Wolfgirl 5,585]

My mom works at Southern California Edison.

 

My dad...his job is very hush-hush.