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JamieP

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My Last job i was a Network admin for the prision service (HMPS) i hated it constant work and my boss was a cock, some how i ended up been a sap admin for the BBC, and i get paid to literally do nothing, it has become very mundane but after been slaved at my last job i love it, however i'm looking at a incident management position at BT it is for a team of 5 and they already have 4 members one been my mate and his wage is 3x the ammount of mine! + i would love more money... more to spend on the sooop :p

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Love my job work for myself as a Plumber + heating Engineer & Bathroom refurbishment specialist turning bathrooms into palaces & very good at what I do !!!

 

Meets loads of new people / never 2 days the same / time off when ever i want it, what more can one ask for ;)

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My day job, you know about. ;)

My night job, freelance DJ, current residencies for the Ethos entertainment group in Cambridgeshire. Get to play great music, get paid an obscene amount of money, and look at fitties all night. Who wouldnt love that! :D

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My own record company for 15 odd years. I pay myself to listen to records all day and people pay me to fly around the world and play records for them. Do I love it? Do bears shit in the woods etc

 

 

dj then... lol

 

run a cocktail bar.. been doing this trade for 14 years... and honestly...... I'm getting tired of it!

 

don't get me wrong, looking at students day in day out has its benefits but im getting to the point of having enough!

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I actually enjoy CNC machining, there's a certain sense of achievement when you get a block of metal, work out and write a program, pick and load cutters and then do the job. Some people work on multi-million pound machines at work and everything is donw for them pretty much (programs, probing etc.) all they do is load a billet and press go.

 

Where we have to do most of it ourselves on our little section. It's harder work, but personally I feel it's more rewarding.

 

Some of the managers/supervisors are a bit irritating, but we usually sort them out.

 

There's also little perks like having the ability to make "foreigners" etc.

 

Although I do tend to shit myself when flying airbus, and I see a row of bog seats (I think the tech term for them is centre hinges or somthing) in the wings, that we've probably inline bored :eyebrows:

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I love my job, I'm a IT Tecnical Analyst in a nickel refinery. I did try 'the good life' owning holiday homes and doing them up for nearly two years, was great but I missed the routine of 9-5 so I'm back in full time IT. Was chuffed this week, only been with the company 8 months and have just been offered a 'new' position of IT supervisor for the UK sites, promoted over other IT analysts that have been there years. Will mean more time in London and Canada (we are canadian owned) but thats all good. First time I've had 'proper' staff responsibilities so that will be interesting.

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Stainless steel smith/fabricator

 

Love it. Just the thought off making machines that can give other people work.

We mostly make the "complete package" for slaughter house. Where they process the intestines. We have been to the Uk a couple off times, just cant rember where. :D

It pays well, but never enough :eyebrows:

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I'm a Portfolio Manager.

 

Not in funds management but I operate as a financial advisor to companies and act as shadow Finance Director for a portfolio of clients.

 

Actually quite interesting as the clients tend to be cash rich businesses that undertake a lot of acquisitions or diversification so get some fun with identifying target companies etc and preparing deals as well as the general running of the businesses.

 

Maybe think of a chance in a couple of years depending if I make director or not.

 

Cheers

 

G

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I'm a railway signalling tester, sometimes I love it cos I work with some ace lads, sometimes I hate it cos I'm forever driving up and down the M6 and I spend most weekends in a hotel.

 

Got to go to Ipswich for the weekend after the football, which will be a 400 mile round trip but I suppose £500 for 20 minutes actual work ain't too bad.

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