Where did Obama work before he became the U.S. president?

Answer 1

Before he entered politics, Mr. Obama was a civil rights lawyer, an advocate and community organizer who helped poor people, and a professor of law at the University of Chicago. He then ran for state senator in Illinois and was elected and re-elected; after that, he ran for U.S. senate. He also wrote two best-selling books.

Answer 2

He worked as a community organizer and an advocate for the poor in Chicago. After graduating from Harvard Law School, he became a civil rights attorney and also taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School. He ran for office for the first time in 1996 and was elected an Illinois State Senator. He was re-elected several times before running for the U.S. senate in 2004.

Answer 3

President Obama has an office in The West Wing of the White House where he does most of his work when he is in Washington. But it should be noted that presidents do not spend all their time at the White House. They also go to meetings in other states and represent the United States in other countries, such as in visits with foreign leaders or at summits where policies are decided.

Answer 4

President Obama works for the United States Federal Government. He works for the people that he serves.

As to where, he works from the capitol building, and from home at the White House, and pretty much wherever he goes. It is a big job, with long hours.

Answer 5

Before he became president, Barack Obama had a number of jobs. He was a lawyer, a community organizer and advocate for the poor, an adjunct professor of law, a state senator and then a U.S. senator. He also wrote two best-selling books.

Answer 6

He has said that one of his first jobs was working at a Baskin-Robbins ice cream shop.

Answer 7

Barack Obama was the junior U.S. senator from Illinois before he was elected the 44th president.

Answer 8

He worked as an economist for the Kenyan government back in Kenya. He worked briefly for an oil company before he took the government job.

Answer 9

He was an Illinois state senator