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Yes, I was in the US Army as a Military Policeman for 3 yrs then reenlisted to become a Combat Medic then a Behavioral Science Specialist. I have been a long haul Truck driver for 8 plus years. Then returned to school and worked as a Respiratory therapist for 18 years. Most any field is appropriate for a person with Klinefelter's. But with this syndrome there is a wide variety of debilitating medical conditions attached to it. That extra chromosome seems to open ones body up to additional malformations. I would venture to guess 99% of people work in any chosen field.