Computer Operator

The name on the door says Computer Operator, though that’s more of what happens here than anything. We don’t really have a full address to give out, just "No" listed on the paperwork, which I know sounds a bit strange. It’s basically just a small setup where the work gets done. There isn't a front desk or a lobby to wait in. We just sit at the screens and handle whatever data or typing needs to be finished for the day. It’s pretty quiet most of the time. We don't get many visitors because, well, there isn't really a place for them to go. It’s just a simple operation. We use the computers, do the tasks, and that's about it. Some people might find it odd that we don't have a street name or a number listed properly, but we've managed to keep things going regardless. It’s a very basic way to run things. We aren't a big firm with hundreds of employees or a fancy website. It’s just the computer work. Usually, it's just one or two of us at a time. The room is small, and we keep it mostly filled with hardware and some old chairs. It's not a place for meetings. We just focus on the screen and the keyboard until the shift is over. It’s a job like any other, even without a specific spot on the map to call our own. We just show up and start the machines. Sometimes the power flickers, but we save our work often.