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Siobhan
05-05-2005, 10:59
Just wondering what everyone did for a living.. see what the most popular occupation was on the site i.e. technical, student, office etc

I work for a big computer firm doing technical support so I get to spend all day on this site for free :cheer:

willow
05-05-2005, 11:00
i am a full time mum and a part time deputy manager and licencee in an off licence!!

stacyefc
05-05-2005, 11:02
i work in a building firm as a receptionist, doing typing, invoicing, answering phones etc.

Meh
05-05-2005, 11:05
If anyone hasn't guessed by now, I work in IT

Debs
05-05-2005, 12:13
i am a full time mum!! but i used to be a nursery nurse. hope to go back to it one day!! maybe when son goes to school

Bad Wolf
05-05-2005, 12:20
MA student, with a nearly full time job as a receptionist/ annoying person who checks customer satisfaction by ringing them/data manager- maintaing the data base and producing mail shots etc for a well known car dealership/service centre!!

chance
05-05-2005, 12:23
as pauline would say i do the hardest yet most rewarding job in the world! being a mummy to two gorgeous boys! also what they call a homemaker*

Debs
05-05-2005, 12:29
as pauline would say i do the hardest yet most rewarding job in the world! being a mummy to two gorgeous boys! also what they call a homemaker*

i agree with you it is a very rewarding job!! i have friends who say it must be so easy staying home all day!! what they dont realise is that when they finish work at 6 im still working!! our job is 24 hours!!!

Siobhan
05-05-2005, 12:30
I would love to stay at home with my daughter and I know she loves when I have a day of too but honestly.. going to work is less stressful and less work..

daisy38
05-05-2005, 12:31
I work in IT! In a School! Its great, i get all the holidays! :)

Behemoth
05-05-2005, 12:38
Im a student in college :D but I also work part time in Brantano (the shoe place)

Trinity
05-05-2005, 12:54
I work in Research Administration in a University

chance
05-05-2005, 13:05
i agree with you it is a very rewarding job!! i have friends who say it must be so easy staying home all day!! what they dont realise is that when they finish work at 6 im still working!! our job is 24 hours!!!
very true,our job is 24/7!

Meh
05-05-2005, 13:06
I work in Research Administration in a University

My ideal job is R&D

Jade
05-05-2005, 13:09
My ideal job is R&D

My ideal job is R&R

Trinity
05-05-2005, 13:14
Believe me there is much more money in industry, but I guess there is a lot more freedom in academia

Luna
05-05-2005, 13:28
I work full time as a credit controller for an insurance brokers

and i am also studying to become a midwife....been wanting to do that for years and finally found a part time course i could attend.

I also do alot of work on sites for fan fiction

Jade
05-05-2005, 13:32
I do accounts, wages, credit control and other dull things!! I am also a general trouble shooter as I've worked here for ages and am part of the furniture!
I also do books and other accounts related things for my friends who own their own businnesses including a tattoo shop and a landscape gardner to name but a few.

My other job is looking after a lazy man and a hairy job (unpaid manual labour)

Sorry (bit depressed today)

Trinity
05-05-2005, 13:47
Jude, in my experience all men are lazy at home!

Siobhan
05-05-2005, 13:49
Jude, in my experience all men are lazy at home!

Nah, my sister has a good one.. she works part-time in a supermarket. he picks her up on his lunch break, makes her a sandwich and cup of tea and heads back to work.

He takes the kids out in the evening so she can have a break and on his days off he makes the dinner, baths the kids and does all the DIY.. she said it is years of training.. well they have been married 24 years

brenda1971
05-05-2005, 13:52
I am an accounts assistant and general dogsbody for a photographic studio

dddMac1
05-05-2005, 15:36
i am a full time student at college training to be a chef

brenda1971
05-05-2005, 15:52
Do you want to open your own restaurant one day

dddMac1
05-05-2005, 15:57
Yea Maybe havn't really thought about it but the training is quite hard cause there is new Regulations coming in all the time from the food standards Agency

$sTaCeY$
05-05-2005, 16:09
go to school, help parents tidy house, go spend time out with friends & go on SOAPBOARDS alot :angel:

pie_man
05-05-2005, 16:51
I am a professional "loafter" - I avoid work like the plague :)
I am a self-proclaimed IT expert - so don't listen to me!

Siobhan
05-05-2005, 16:56
I am a professional "loafter" - I avoid work like the plague :)
I am a self-proclaimed IT expert - so don't listen to me!

that is why I called this thread "what you do for a living" as most people don't like work :)

di marco
05-05-2005, 18:24
i go to school and id like a saturday job but im too lazy to look hard enough for one lol!

Abi
05-05-2005, 18:26
**Evil Laugh**

I'm a student, so i guess you lot think i have it easy just getting up and learning a bit more. I'm hoping to go into Journalism or something to do with the media.

Katie
05-05-2005, 18:36
As it says on my profile, I am a Haggis Chaser! :ninja: :moonie:

Abi
05-05-2005, 18:38
As it says on my profile, I am a Haggis Chaser! :ninja: :moonie:

Might be a stupid question, but what is that? :confused: :D

Chris_2k11
05-05-2005, 18:39
Might be a stupid question, but what is that? :confused: :DI was thinking the same thing! lol

Abi
05-05-2005, 18:40
Glad it wasn't just me! thought i was having another blonde moment for a bit then......... :D

di marco
05-05-2005, 20:42
isnt haggis something scottish people eat?

Trinity
05-05-2005, 20:44
Yes, but we do not generally chase them!

Unless one falls out a shopping bag at the top of a hill and rolls off:hmm:

hazey
05-05-2005, 21:44
I am a door supervisor (bouncer) in a club and my husband who is medically retired is the house husband he does everything washing cooking cleaning,I mow the lawn :rotfl:

Meh
05-05-2005, 22:01
I am a door supervisor (bouncer) in a club and my husband who is medically retired is the house husband he does everything washing cooking cleaning,I mow the lawn :rotfl:

*makes a mental note not to mess with Hazey

Come on, lets have the stories then!

hazey
05-05-2005, 22:11
my sister was the first door supervisor in london and ask me to cover for her when she went on holiday,I did and I liked the job.have done it now for over 15 years,recently we had to retrain for a national licence and got a city and guild,so at long last it is reconised as a proffesion.We were the first two females to get the new licence in London and made appearances on the bbc news.....fame at last..

Jade
05-05-2005, 22:19
Well done!! Its about time females were recoginsed in a predominately male profession!

crazygirl
06-05-2005, 13:41
im a porn star!!!!!!

debbi
06-05-2005, 13:54
I work in the advertising section for my local newspaper, I have worked on newspapers since I finished my education about 20 years ago (!!) I started off in journalism but moved into advertising cos theres more money in it !! I really love my job and since moving to this smaller branch office it has become much more personable with all the local people rather than when you work on a national it can be quite cold (bigger office, more people, etc etc) xx

di marco
06-05-2005, 21:05
im a porn star!!!!!!

are you joking?

Katie
08-05-2005, 19:34
Yes, but we do not generally chase them!

Unless one falls out a shopping bag at the top of a hill and rolls off:hmm:
Yeh, I work near a supermarket that is at the top of a hill. People regularly drop their shopping and it is my job to chase after it(especially haggis's because they gain momentum quickly). I also arrange haggis chasing competitions in the summer! Its not that bad a job - it keeps me fit!

black-panther
08-05-2005, 19:52
Just wondering what everyone did for a living.. see what the most popular occupation was on the site i.e. technical, student, office etc

I work for a big computer firm doing technical support so I get to spend all day on this site for free :cheer: im a full time mum of two and im going to college in september to do singing and acting i want to try to get in to a singing band but i been told to write my own song has im new so any advise in that sort of buisness then i would be gratefull has ive only sung in a pub twice and have been told i got a good voice thanx donna

snapper
09-05-2005, 15:59
I'm a second year student, training to be a nurse.

~Sooz~
12-05-2005, 07:40
I'm a Legal Administrator/Personal Assistant.

Rain_
19-05-2005, 11:25
i'm an accident investigator...when people crash cars i decide who's fault it was if there is a dispute. People are very nice to me and have offered me everything from chocolates to a holiday to say it was the other partys fault..lol

di marco
19-05-2005, 11:26
i'm an accident investigator...when people crash cars i decide who's fault it was if there is a dispute. People are very nice to me and have offered me everything from chocolates to a holiday to say it was the other partys fault..lol

wow that sounds like a cool job, prob stressful though?

Rain_
19-05-2005, 11:33
it can be when things just don't add up.

Ella.
19-05-2005, 11:46
Sounds like a cool job Rain, who do you work for? Do you work for an insurance company or something like that or are you independant?

Rain_
19-05-2005, 11:58
i'm an independant investigator. Insurance comapnies contact my company when blame is disputed. We're supposed to work miracles and save them tons of money