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Leah
28 Aug 2005, 22:28
Thought it might be interesting to see what jobs people hold and if anybody has a job they really like (have yet to meet somebody that does!) or if they hold a great job?! (is that asking tooooooo much?!) even an interesting job........

I work at the post office :down: , can't rave about it but its an income!!!
My love of my life is songwriting and i'd love to have a career as a songwriter :pray:

SW31
28 Aug 2005, 22:38
I am a community street warden for the borough council & i love my job thou the money could be better ,i work shifts 4 days on 4 days off great for the family life.

love to be an enviromental health officer :roll: :roll: :arrow: :lol: :lol:

L96
29 Aug 2005, 07:34
I'm a conversationalist...I get paid to walk around and talk to people.

amethyst
29 Aug 2005, 11:59
I'm a Teaching Assistant in a First School with children from 4 - 9. I love my job, it's great working with children.

ames xx

Caelan
29 Aug 2005, 14:39
i'm a cop..haha trying to become a policeofficer...still have to go to school once a week..and with a friend we do webdesigning...

aand besides that i'm trying to get information about starting a kind of holyday camp for disabled people..maybe in Canada..it's hard to explain in english what it is or will be exactly..my english isn't that good..

djfierce
29 Aug 2005, 18:10
i'm a bus driver mon-fri and dj at weekends i love both jobs. driving is hard sometimes but i enjoy it overall and the money's good, dj'ing is loads of fun and easy money :cool:

Heli
29 Aug 2005, 18:43
I am currently unemployed, but i do often prostitute myself as a housecleaner and clean the house for my parents for a bit of cash!

I'm just about to start college so hopfully i can post here in a few years time and say that i'm a film editor, or a promotional manager or something! :mrgreen: :keke:

DIZZY DRUMMER
29 Aug 2005, 23:12
I am an administrator for the local hospital - working in Maternity. I deal with all of the appointments & scans - ensure that every woman booked at the hospital are seen att he correct times. I also have to sort out all of the paperwork for 9 clinics a week. Get lots of phone calls from patients - GP's Midwives - other organisations - some not so nice to deal with :(

I love my job - just do not like the people in the office too much :devil: They do not appreciate my sense of humour or my commitment to my own clinics.


Heli - you want a film score with drums in a few years - remember me ;) ;) ;)

As most of you know I am learning the drums - I would love to do it more in public to boost my confidence - but - that's life - I just love them anyway.
Have plenty of inspirational pics & posters up though :up: :up: :up:

Chris
29 Aug 2005, 23:16
I am a newsagent!

I love my job - gave up the chance of a career in software development to persue the job i wanted!!!

RoknRollJesus
31 Aug 2005, 16:15
I'm an Administrative Assistant with Citicards (a division of Citigroup) Monday - Friday which pays the bills.

I'm also an Usher Supervisor with the Greensboro Coliseum part-time...it doesn't really pay any bills to speak of but I do love it!

jo

SuperLoafMan
31 Aug 2005, 16:49
I am a parts consultant for Harratts Mitsubishi, only started the job in June but loving it!! It is hard to explain what the job involves but it can be b****y hard work sometimes,

So if any of you out there have a Mitsubishi and want parts for it, I am youre guy!! Ha :lol:

fencingirl
31 Aug 2005, 17:18
I am student and baby-sitter and sometimes a little tennis-trainer, lol
I hope I can tell you in a few years that I am doctor.

Keep Rockin'
Franziska

ChloeLee88
31 Aug 2005, 18:21
im a student and have a part time job cuttin metal bars up!! I hope to be a music teacher or a sax teacher in a few years!! Gotta finish college and start uni first!!

christa
01 Sep 2005, 02:23
I am a full time mum to my 2 boys. My youngest starts school full time next week so I will only be "employed" part time.
I am hoping to get a part time job soon, just to help pay a few bills. I gave up work 8 years ago, I was manager of a BP petrol station, I loved my job but my children are more important.

Vickip
01 Sep 2005, 02:38
I help my parents run our family flag store.

My background is in Statistics and Economics, but I really enjoy working retail :-)

Vicki

Ageing Bat
01 Sep 2005, 10:47
I'm a Director & part owner of a Plastic Injection Moulding company. My main responsibilities are to ensure the company complies with current employment, health & safety and company law. I'm also responsible for implementing the quality control system as well as dealing with the financial aspects of running a business. I've worked damned hard to get where I am, and it's sometimes been pretty difficult juggling raising a family and having a career.

In my spare time, I do a bit of freelance work as an event security guard for a family friend. I also make wedding boquets and arrangements which I find very relaxing.

Cathie
01 Sep 2005, 20:52
I'm a student, and from October I'll be at University. Apart from that, I've been working at an art and craft shop for the past couple of years. I used to work weekends but now I work whenever they need me cos I'm not at school. I love working there, the people I work with are great and the shop is fantastic, a little Aladdin's cave full of interesting finds. :D Every time I go in there it's full of new stock! We've just moved the shop so we're now on the high street so it's busier than ever!

Biter
01 Sep 2005, 21:18
About to start a music technology and graphics course...happyhappyhappy.

Before that, I worked in a Tesco pharmacy. Avoid.

DIZZY DRUMMER
01 Sep 2005, 23:31
I forgot to add that I am the first aider fr the unit - but don't do sick !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jen
03 Sep 2005, 01:10
I'm the Assistant Manager at a Blockbuster store.

...free rents!!! :mrgreen:

L96
03 Sep 2005, 02:58
I take it back: I'm now unemployed.
I blame the thread starter! lol
So I just study psychology.

Gez
05 Sep 2005, 19:29
[QUOTE=FALLEN ANGEL1000]I am an administrator for the local hospital - working in Maternity. I deal with all of the appointments & scans - ensure that every woman booked at the hospital are seen att he correct times.


Well thats a complaint right away............ON TIME :shock:

Whats a waiting list...... ;)

Gez
05 Sep 2005, 19:31
I forgot to add that I am the first aider fr the unit - but don't do sick !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ahhhhhhhh my upper, inner thigh.....help ;) ;)

Lauren
13 Sep 2005, 01:45
Another administrator - vv bored want to do a PGCE and put my psychology degree to some use!

Debbi V
13 Sep 2005, 04:44
I design and system test Financial System software enhancements for the USDA (US Department of Agriculture) and for the next few months, thanks to Katrina, I'll be able to work in my fuzzy slippers from home!

Imagine . . . I can barely balance my own checkbook but I'm the subject matter expert for their Accounts Receivable!

georgy7856
13 Sep 2005, 23:37
Hi I am part owner of a long established pet shop been working in it for 39 years. I really wanted to be can-can dancer at the moulin rouge when i was little but you cant get everything you want. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

Gez
15 Sep 2005, 18:00
I'll fix it for you.................Guess :??: :D

Chris
15 Sep 2005, 20:49
You are Jimmy Saville!!!!

(either that or a mechanic or plumber or electrician or handyman!!!)

Gez
15 Sep 2005, 21:25
You are Jimmy Saville!!!!

(either that or a mechanic or plumber or electrician or handyman!!!)

Good one matey :D Now then now then, neither of the above.......though I do look down on you all from up there :??:

DIZZY DRUMMER
16 Sep 2005, 16:31
I'll fix it for you.................Guess :??: :D


I'm still waiting :whistle:

Sapphire Lady
18 Sep 2005, 21:01
Good one matey :D Now then now then, neither of the above.......though I do look down on you all from up there :??:

A TV aerial repair man perhaps ??

Gez
19 Sep 2005, 11:27
ahhhh, you get the picture then ;) ...........but..........NO :D

although its easier getting up than down :??:

scotty
19 Sep 2005, 13:25
I am a warehouse manager for a sports retailer & a part time HGV driver.I'm the sad one that loves going to work!!

Gez
21 Sep 2005, 19:16
Bored with me already..........any more guesses :??:

Caelan
21 Sep 2005, 19:42
can't think of anything..and have the richt english name for it..so i leave it to someone else:roll: Bored with me already..........any more guesses :??:

amethyst
21 Sep 2005, 19:44
Gerry ~ are you a BT engineer?

Diane
21 Sep 2005, 19:55
although its easier getting up than down :??:
Oh, I've got it ..... Gerry the human cannonball? :yikes:

Or maybe a steeplejack?

Diane

DIZZY DRUMMER
21 Sep 2005, 23:29
although its easier getting up than down :??:

Gigalo ................ with big muddy boots :lol: - well they have to be your footsteps in my garden

Chris
25 Sep 2005, 17:57
According the government careers people who advise school-leavers adn stuff, You can read more about what i do by clicking HERE (http://www.connexions.gov.uk/jobs4u/furtherdetails.cfm?id=595&parentID=579)

You will need to pretend it includes the extra paragraph about dealing with the rude people, the smelly people, the awkward people, the people for who you are the only person they are gonna stand and chat for hours, the violent people & the people who do the ultimate annoying habit of sticking their money in their mouths before thay hand it over!!! :evil::evil::evil::evil::evil::evil:

Apart from that, pretty much accurate!

Gez
26 Sep 2005, 21:06
.....well I dont know :nope: , all I can say is that you'll all need me if a Storm comes your way :??:

Diane
26 Sep 2005, 21:15
Gerry's a roofer! :up:

Diane

Tim
15 Nov 2005, 21:29
Funny topic... now working in the insurances, mostly travel, house and life insurances.

But from origin i'm a teacher in the art. Would love to go back and to that again.

Gez
15 Nov 2005, 21:57
Gerry's a roofer! :up:

Diane

:up: brrrrrrr an a cold one at that just now:0mghi2u:

DIZZY DRUMMER
15 Nov 2005, 22:55
:up: brrrrrrr an a cold one at that just now:0mghi2u:

Gerry we have a leek - care to fix it

Hypnobabe
22 Nov 2005, 14:53
I'm a hypnotherapist, psychotherapist, counsellor and psychologist, and I also teach all of the above when I can be a**ed...

On top of that, as if I had some day left at the end of my job, I'm mum to a 5- and 2- year old, so also add in laundress, chef, housekeeper, first-aider, gardener, chief cook and bottle washer, oh, and giver of magic cuddles :D

Jayd
22 Nov 2005, 17:03
I am a Train Driver, drive passenger trains around North Western England. :D

Gez
01 Dec 2005, 20:45
Gerry we have a leek - care to fix it

Can I first ask you to tyrn your taps off :D

DIZZY DRUMMER
01 Dec 2005, 23:52
Can I first ask you to tyrn your taps off :D

Ya taps will be off - but the internal heating will be on :)) - have to keep you warm

needmoremeat
22 Dec 2005, 18:59
I got a job a couple of weeks ago at the Empire Theatre working backstage as a dresser for the performers. Currently Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is showing there until March, so it's been a madhouse! While it has been amazing and hilarious at times, I won't be staying on after Christmas, it's too much for me: six nights a week until half ten and two afternoons. I think I'd prefer a day job!:lol: However I did see the car flying a couple of Saturdays ago, which is the main thing!;) :lol:

Rob The Badger
23 Dec 2005, 05:01
I'm a bloody student. I get monies from the government.

shadow1000001
23 Dec 2005, 07:18
I'm a bloody student. I get monies from the government.

There's days where I wish that I was ;)


I do inbound customer care for one of the biggest cellular companies in the US. I also have a part time job in retail. Apparently I don't appreciate my free time ;)

Heli
13 Jan 2006, 19:37
I work at subway! :mrgreen: (well not yet anyway....the shop doesn't open till February...but i still work there ^_^)

Jen
26 Jan 2006, 01:11
I'm the Assistant Manager at a Blockbuster store.
...make that the Manager now! :mrgreen:

Heli
26 Jan 2006, 15:34
...make that the Manager now! :mrgreen:


Woooo for you!! :cheer: :mrgreen: Congratulations

Jen
26 Jan 2006, 15:49
Woooo for you!! :cheer: :mrgreen: Congratulations
Cheers!!! :))

Welsh Rocker
29 Jan 2006, 21:25
I'm a part time Barmaid

Jeanie
30 Jan 2006, 00:13
Hubby and I, own and run a small business together.

J.

L96
31 Jan 2006, 17:36
I've just taken up cleaning supermarkets at strange hours of the morning.

At least my neighbours can now appreciate BOOH at 1am!

hayley
09 Feb 2006, 03:15
I am a student studying on an equine science degree, so once i have finished my degree i can be a scientist :retard:!! i have never really had a job i was a barmaid for a while didnt like that very much, but i have worked at lots of different stables, and helped young kids to learn to ride ponies!:D

Jaycee
09 Feb 2006, 09:56
I'm an Electrical Design Draftsperson... Yep, boring, ...great money but...BORING. :roll: Because it is so boring I have decided to go back to school and study Audio Engineering and learn the piano.:D
Maybe some time soon I will move into music full time...lol
Fingers crossed

Ross
27 Feb 2006, 15:16
I teach piano (and music theory) privately. Can be fun, can also be very annoying when the little brats don't practice.

Ross

Rockette
27 Feb 2006, 15:52
:tired: Some say I wouldn't work in an iron lung! :roll:
but, in the meantime, I teach (when the work's available) :roll:

You know how it goes? "Those who can; do. Those who can't; teach."

AndyK
27 Feb 2006, 16:02
You know how it goes? "Those who can; do. Those who can't; teach."

and don't those who can't teach, teach PE? :lmao:

Heli
27 Feb 2006, 17:57
and don't those who can't teach, teach PE? :lmao:

*gives Andy his coat and helps him out of the door*

And take your copy of School of Rock with you! :twisted:

AndyK
27 Feb 2006, 18:01
I thank you :mrgreen: ... I would take my copy with me, but someone else in the house has purloined it ...

duke knooby
04 Jan 2009, 02:59
freelance promoter of nonsense, alcohol, the awesome duke... and a digger of threads..

MeatGrl1
07 Jan 2009, 18:53
At the present I'm unemployed but I've been in retail for a good many years, worked a bit in a kitchen, well I say that I only loaded and unloaded the dishwasher and that's about it. With the credit crunch the way that it is atm I feel that there will be a good many more months before I actually find something and it doesn't help when you look at the news and yet more people are being put out of work, it's not exactly a confidence boost :( !!

samurai7
07 Jan 2009, 18:55
Weird. Thought I'd responded to this thread before, but obviously not.

How can i describe my job?

Rock Star :cool: :p :p

Monstro
07 Jan 2009, 19:59
Rock Star :cool: :p :p

You the guy that puts the writing all the way through?

samurai7
07 Jan 2009, 20:21
jealousy is a terrible thing :p

RadioMaster
07 Jan 2009, 20:27
to waste!

tonyloaf
07 Jan 2009, 20:41
im a fitness instrucor, ok job prefer to rock out for a living lol

The Flying Mouse
08 Jan 2009, 12:01
Weird. Thought I'd responded to this thread before, but obviously not.

How can i describe my job?

Rock Star :cool: :p :p


:twisted: I like to call my job title "trainee rock god" :mrgreen:

samurai7
08 Jan 2009, 15:12
:twisted: I like to call my job title "trainee rock god" :mrgreen:

trainee? surely you been doing it for long enough now :p

daveake
08 Jan 2009, 15:32
:twisted: I like to call my job title "trainee rock god" :mrgreen:

What is your job? Making sure that all the knobs are always turned up to 11?

Dave

meatloaf-unofficial
08 Jan 2009, 18:17
Currently I work part time as a waitor, approx 15-18 hours a week. When I'm not a waitor in the hotel, I'm working on music, making contacts and gaining experience for what I wanna do.... Sound Production!

But the ultimate job would be a singer/performer - am working with a group of folk at the minute so you never know ;-)

Hypnobabe
09 Jan 2009, 18:17
I am an administrator for the local hospital - working in Maternity. I deal with all of the appointments & scans - ensure that every woman booked at the hospital are seen att he correct times. I also have to sort out all of the paperwork for 9 clinics a week. Get lots of phone calls from patients - GP's Midwives - other organisations - some not so nice to deal with :(

I love my job - just do not like the people in the office too much :devil: They do not appreciate my sense of humour or my commitment to my own clinics.


Heli - you want a film score with drums in a few years - remember me ;) ;) ;)

As most of you know I am learning the drums - I would love to do it more in public to boost my confidence - but - that's life - I just love them anyway.
Have plenty of inspirational pics & posters up though :up: :up: :up:

Sharon, isn't it time for an update?

Battybarb
22 Jan 2009, 11:00
at present i work in my sister in laws pub,originally i worked as an insurance actuary for a large insurance company,i loved it,but left to have kids,went to work in pub part time to fit in with school day with kids,still working there after 22 years,must be something good about it..lol...

needmoremeat
22 Jan 2009, 20:53
Don't have one :( Wish I did: I spend my days watching reruns of Top Gear on Dave, and reruns of Frasier on Paramount, even though I have all eleven series on DVD. Although for the moment my TV viewing and sleep patterns are solely defined by what is happening in the Australian Open!

My Dad was due to retire next month, but he had an operation in December, and his sick leave is taking him up to retirement, and I'm already feeling the strain of having someone else in the house all day! lol.

I'm spending money online that I really should not be spending, not least until I'm getting a decent, constant salary (on Jobseekers at the moment, very depressing for someone with a university degree).

It's so hard looking for jobs at the moment. The local papers used to have 500-600 jobs a week in, now they're lucky to get 200. I'm applying to places and rarely getting any response. News of more job losses nearly every day now is even more depressing, I really feel for those who had jobs and are now in the same position as me.

MeatGrl1
23 Jan 2009, 00:28
At the present I'm unemployed but I've been in retail for a good many years, worked a bit in a kitchen, well I say that I only loaded and unloaded the dishwasher and that's about it. With the credit crunch the way that it is atm I feel that there will be a good many more months before I actually find something and it doesn't help when you look at the news and yet more people are being put out of work, it's not exactly a confidence boost :( !!

Now am working at One-Stop, it's going OK and the people are really nice :cool:.