What job do you do?

[meatloaf-unofficial]

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]

Originally Posted by DIZZY DRUMMER

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 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

Sharon, isn't it time for an update?

[Battybarb]

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]

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]

Originally Posted by MeatGrl1

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 .