What kind of job does the average /fit/izen work? Does anyone

Engineer here, love the job, finally found something I can be proud of at the end of the day but there are other issues

>Office fags: Do you find yourself hating your sedentary lifestyle, or does the gym level it out?
Find other things in life and don't let the office become your life, sadly the mon-fri 8-5 lifestyle sucks you away from being a normal human being.

Best job, till this day is still what I did for five years, from 20*25 worked as a security guard. The good parts was it was a very physical job, even though I had a vehicle for patrol, and occasionally worked with a team of people, the cool thing was actually how active I was at that time. Best shape of my life, was worked a 11.50 an hour job and walking/foot patrol, vehicle patrol all day long. Now I am an office fag, who gained a lot of weight.

tldr, worst job I've ever done = best shape of my life

>>40357353
I was a mover for about 8 months. Great for getting swole but tires you out.

Sometiems I think if all else fails I'll just do that again but take gear too, i'll be the best mover ever

>>40357502
First you said it was the best job and then in your tl;dr you said it was your worst.

anyone who bitches about an office job I don't think has ever had to work a truly physically demanding job like working floorhand on a rig or the like. After that i'm so glad to be working a desk. Every day feels like a breeze haha.

I'm a manager at a pizza place. It's nice because I get a free meal 5 nights a week, but it's nearly impossible to eat healthy at a pizza place, so I have to be extra careful with what I eat.

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>>40357353
economics grad student. I read papers all day, go to seminars, then go work out hard. It's a great life.

Welder. The job is very physical and thats not the problem. The only time I miss the gym is the 12 hour shifts. Hard to give a fuvk about doing squats when you just did 12 hours

>>40359667
i've found this to be true at every job i've had so far, after a particularly exhausting or frustrating shift my motivation to live after work is just completely shot

Military. Gains are good when you're chilling on base, usually do cardio/circuit in the morning and lifting in the afternoon.
Gains go way downhill when you're on 1+ month exercise or deployed.

>>40357353
I'm a grad student so I suppose that falls under the umbrella of office fag.

No, I actually do a lot of work remotely so I can get up, lift (home gym master race) then start working at like 9:30 or 10. It's a pretty nice routine.