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Workers share their most unusual jobs from A to Z

RP news wires, Noria Corporation

As an increasing television spotlight is shone on unique jobs – from the toughest and dirtiest – CareerBuilder.com has announced its most unusual job survey results. More than 8,700 workers revealed the most unconventional jobs they've held during their careers. This year's top picks are:

   A - Autopsy assistant

   B - Bartender at the Liberace mansion

   C - Cat nanny

   D - Donkey trainer

   E - Elf at Santa's workshop

   F - FBI Fingerprint examiner

   G - Grave digger

   H - Hurricane hunter

   I - Ice sculpture carver

   J - Junk mail machine operator

   K - Kitty litter box decorator

   L - Laser tag referee

   M - Magician's assistant

   N - Nuclear electrician on a submarine

   O - Opera singer

   P - Parachute tester

   Q - Quality control/taster for chocolate factory

   R - Romance specialist

   S - Scratcher (scratched backs for patients)

   T - Turkey wrangler

   U - Undercover vice decoy

   V - Video game tester

   W - Wallpaper peeler

   X - X-ray technician for zoo animals

   Y - Yawn counter at a sleep clinic

   Z - Zamboni driver

 

CareerBuilder.com is the nation's largest online job site with more than 23 million unique visitors and more than 1.6 million jobs. Owned by Gannett Company Inc., Tribune Company, The McClatchy Company and Microsoft Corporation, the company offers a vast online and print network to help job seekers connect with employers. CareerBuilder.com powers the career centers for more than 1,600 partners, including 140 newspapers and leading portals such as AOL and MSN. More than 300,000 employers take advantage of CareerBuilder.com's easy job postings, 26 million-plus resumes, Diversity Channel and more. CareerBuilder.com and its subsidiaries operate in the U.S., Europe, Canada and Asia. For more information, visit http://www.careerbuilder.com/.

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