Number of years at current job.

[Torgo]

It came and went without me even realizing it but August 28th was my 7 year anniversary at my current job. I work as a 2nd shift policy processor/data entry person for a major insurance company. 

I was just curious with how crazy the economy has been recently how long people have been at their respective jobs.

[CheezeFlixz]

Over 10 but I own my own business, kinda hard to get fired, but I have needed to be a few times.

[Mr_Vindictive]

Right about 5 years at my current job.  I do technical support/network administration for an ISP:  www.clis.com.  It's not a great job but it's money.  I'm currently trying to get an associates degree and all of my certifications so I can get a better paying job.

[Doc Daneeka]

Over ten years learning the skills to get a job in real life

[Susan]

5.

which i recommend if your company has a pension plan and if it's also the time you need to be fully vested in the 401k. Given i work at a very large company there's lots of room to grow and move around, however right now i'm the person they can't seem to live without. i told them not to call me on vacation because i'm not going to pick up the phone..lol

still waiting to hit the big lotto tho...

[RCMerchant]

21 years of boring,monotonous bullsh1t in a canning factory.

[Shadow]

Last month marked 2 years at my job. The longest I was at any job was 3.5 years. This place is nice, though. I don't plan on leaving.

[Raffine]

Going on 14 years at a medium-sized nonprofit agency.

I took the job when I first moved to Tennessee from the Keys as a temporary 4 month position while I interviewed for teaching jobs (I had taught music for about 7 years at the time) and never looked back! There are great benefits, very flexible scheduling, and the pay is comparable to teaching.

[dean]

Almost coming up to my 2 year mark.  Landed this job almost straight out of University, which was lucky.   Lucky especially since I did an arts degree, so unless I wanted to teach I wouldn't have a practical use for it.  I enjoy my work, and because I work in high-end audio systems, it keeps me interested and we get to see some pretty cool houses.  It's bad though because it makes me think I can afford expensive things when I clearly cannot...  We'll see how it pans out; I'm young, so am just happy to be earning the moolah for now...

[Joe the Destroyer]

It'll be over four this November, but I'll be damned if I spend five at Wal-Mart.  I should be getting my masters before too long...

[Ash]

I just passed the 3 year mark for my job on August 23rd.

It's the longest I've ever held a job.
Most jobs I've worked in the past, within the first month I'm ready to quit.
Luckily, my job pays pretty well and it's easy so I've stuck with it.

[BoyScoutKevin]

Twenty-six years
Eight months
Twelve days

[Allhallowsday]

8 years this coming April.  My employer is in San Francisco and I work out of my home in New Jersey.  Working from home has its advantages (particularly in the Northeast) and its disadvantages...

[indianasmith]

12 Years in the classroom, teaching history . . . and still loving it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BlackAngel75]

The longest I've worked is my current job of 6 years this September.  6 years of telling customers "get the fnck on/off my train (I don't really say that.Except in my head.).  6 years of cursing out customers asking me what train is this when the letter or number is in front their face.  And 6 years of closing the doors on these idiots who're running and tumbling down the stairs when another one is coming in 5-8 minutes.