The what you work as thread

Fro

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Im a proccess operator (I work in a distillery making whisky) shame i hate the stuff, get it cheap as fook :(

I finished uni a year ago with a degree in Automotive Engineering, been travelling and bumming about since but next week starting work at a tuning garage for a bit more experience.:D

What tuning garage?
 

alan_d

Lifer
I work as admin within Mercedes commercial, its good clean work, plenty of laughs a day, not too much stress, but as ever feel I could do with more money!
But sure it doesnt always bring happiness does it.
I came from a much better paying but ultimately soul destroying job.
Sometimes you have to weigh up whats important in life.
 

stuart

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I'm 28 and I run my own business, I'm a software test analyst. Get to choose where I work and for how many months of the year, wage ranges on location, I've worked all over the UK and Europe. Currently in Harrogate working for a small software development house called Erudine.

I've worked for EDS, BT, NHS, GCPD (MI5), Council, Barclays and many many more.

I used to work for EDS as a permi, got £18,000 a year for 3 years with no payrise, bonus or training. Went contracting (operating under my company name "Si Logistics") and wages have ranged from £200 a day when I started out, to £50 an hour and now that I'm SC Cleared wages have came to £1,300 a day for short contracts in London.

Nerds are the future! :)

Fucking IT contractors, can charge what they want and large companies will happily pay you to play FPS games on lan for 8 hours a day :p

na, hats off to you mate :) goodtimes
 

Toddi

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Deputy manager for coral bookmakers

Total shit job and looking to move into a career now.

Get paid to watch football most nights tho so it aint all that bad!
 

gv1.3

Admin
business development manager for north america region - work for an IT organisation specialising in remote access solutions.
 
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CTR_Timmy

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business development manager for north america region - work for an IT organisation specialising in remote access solutions.

oww get you sounds very posh!! lol only joking Dylan good on ya!
 

gv1.3

Admin
haha well thats what it says on my contract :p believe me there aint nothing posh about it!! I could also double as a airplane inspector as I seem to spend half my life on the damn things.
 
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CTR_Timmy

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Tell you what glad I started this thread some very interesting jobs here and think we have all proven GT's aint driven by Chavs. Good on everyone :p
 

gv1.3

Admin
Tell you what glad I started this thread some very interesting jobs here and think we have all proven GT's aint driven by Chavs. Good on everyone :p

couldnt agree more man. Like someone said above about people not driving something bigger or better... Im sure a lot of us could afford to be driving something bigger or modding our cars to 500bhp if we really wanted but it always surprises me how some people want a near standard car and others want a great looking car and others want a mental colour car... its all down to the individual... once the starlet gets in your blood its difficult to get it out!
 
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CTR_Timmy

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couldnt agree more man. Like someone said above about people not driving something bigger or better... Im sure a lot of us could afford to be driving something bigger or modding our cars to 500bhp if we really wanted but it always surprises me how some people want a near standard car and others want a great looking car and others want a mental colour car... its all down to the individual... once the starlet gets in your blood its difficult to get it out!

Yea tell me about it I just sold the GT and already realising it was huge mistake :( But i needed a newer car for job purposes. I am very suprised though about what type of people drive them as you would think yea chavvy car but no we have doctors on here, managers, etc.
 

gv1.3

Admin
oh and PS big well done to dan_ep82 ... he got all of his official documentation through to state that he is now a fully qualified electrician!! Been a long haul but he got there in the end!
 

cantbassed

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i work as a support worker for young adults with learning difficulties, challenging behaviour, disabled, autism etc etc. i work in a residential 6 bed house and im a key worker to one of the service users. i assist service users with washing, cooking, basic needs etc. since april i have faced many violent out bursts, such as being hit, someone kicking in doors, object being thrown, constant swearing and verbal abuse, police being called and many more.

and i hate it!

i want a new job!
 

Nwimie

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i working for bristol city council dealing with housing benefit + re-housing and lots of bits to do with social housing really.

will be looking for something a bit more exciting in the next few months.
 
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