I’m an electrician, nothing really exciting to say about that 
Web developer and accessibility consultant … coming up to 20 years.
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Ah bless you @Baby_Jane for trying to guide accessibility stuff. Amazing how many people get things so wrong on easy stuff. Anyone who helps is a legend in my book. Flexibility is the key to accessibility, and people would do well to remember that. 
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This is so right; much of accessibility is easily fixed with common sense, and most websites can see a 90% improvement with no special/expensive testing tools at all… Just get rid of your mouse for a few days and try to use the web with only a keyboard. It’s a very different experience.
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Yeah. The thing that gets me is where people offer me fixed alternatives, but I have my browser set up properly, so if they just left it to the browser, it would be fine. By fixing things, they make it worse. The one I totally don’t understand is where they remove the ability to zoom a Web page, seemingly for no apparent reason.
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I’ve noticed the zoom thing is an issue on (some) public sector websites, which is a glaring flaw when folks are asked to pay tax and apply for benefits that way.
Too many issues are “fixed” at the expense of usability as well.
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I’m a Process Technician & shift manager in the Termoforming plastic mould extraction business. 19 years of service thus far.
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For some bizarre reason, I first read that as “Princess Technician” 
I worked in a plastics factory for play money while at college 
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Truck driver!
Sparky! The most hated of trades lol
Bank teller, in training to become a personal banker 
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Chef
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Housewife most of the time, work as a HCA for the NHS 
in a previous life before having a child I was a manager within a corporate company.
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HGV technician
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Master builder and king of trades (carpenter) 
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Plow snow, build roads, arborist, storm sewer replacement, concrete asphalt work, all the fun stuff
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You’ve got to be from across the pond?
Yep
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Industrial cleaner
Seeing as I wont be staying in the state-maintained education sector, I was wondering what everyone does for work?
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