What profession do you work in

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I've never stuck to one profession, not through a lack of wanting to but situations, for me Id rather stick to a job that i enjoy whereas I know others have careers

In my job experience I've worked in

Medical research
Food
Council
Fine book publisher (longest job for 11 years till redundancy)
Then courier company
Now Sharedealing

Just wondering if others have had a variety or same

Heritage. Since I graduated from an Ma in 1999. Mostly for Local Authorities and one national body. A bit of a break raising children but now working for myself editing and proof-reading archaeological academic texts. Never been interested in much else.

TSSDNCOP

Conservative voter thanks 😁🇬🇧

I also labour at a job

I've been in IT for twelve years, I'm a computer programmer. I started out in the life sciences though.

I've been:
Manager of a compliance team
Cleaner
Kitchen assistant
Residential house parent
Retail assistant
Manager of a guest house
Workshop facilitator
Events organiser
Sold car and house insurance
Artist tutor- current.
Cleaner- current

A lifetime in Occupational Therapy. Wouldn’t have changed it for anything.

I’m an ex academic, now working in psychotherapy/healthcare, but have recently wandered back towards research

food one job charity 2nd job

Nanny
Hairdresser
Retail
Customer care
Have worked since I was 11

Teaching. I've done this my whole adult life and at the moment I can't imagine doing anything else.

I'm a supply teacher though so get plenty of variety.

Started life as a journo (local), now I'm a freelance writer and I love it!

Sport and exercise
Retail
Education

Chartered Accountant, management consultancy & professional training.

I've worked in two professions but many jobs. Professions nursing and teaching. A profession is different from a job. When you make a mistake selling towels or cutting hair then you are not hauled up before a professional body!

Finance (accounting) and social care (now a social worker).

Nuclear engineering, mostly in reactors and nuclear warhead factories.

Entertainment, Arts, Education, Arts in Education.

IT Dev for one of the big globalised four recognised names who regullarly get brought up in discussions about tax avoidance etc etc.

Didn't go to uni as I dicked about and became a DJ, come from a working class background which severely pisses off a lot more white women than it does men tbh.

Banking since uni

Statistician across a variety of sectors: civil service, finance, pharmaceutical, educational technology, HE and charity (social change organisation) with a brief detour into teaching.

Hairdresser
Carer for 10 years
Now NHS admin

Music industry
Public Relations
Law.

Have been in law about 17 years now.

IT, and it’s as dull as it sounds but it allows me to work from home which is great.

Barrister.
Public Prosecutor.
Judge.
The last two outside the UK.

I’ve always had a bit of a two-tier career, my main day-job always centring around electronics/ telecomms/ IT in various diverse sectors. My second tier has always been to do with music, having been a somewhat failed Bass Guitarist, a roadie ( for a quite famous pop star in the 1970’s), a sound engineer, and a DJ.

I still am still a DJ, and tonight I played at a year 11 prom at a prestigious local school, which isn’t bad going for a 63 year old! I really did have to bluff it tonight with some of the songs I had to play, but equally impressed them a couple of times when they asked for some quite obscure grime songs, and I already knew them without having to download them ( I didn’t tell them I had played another prom last week and so had been “ educated” by the previous audience! ) Bluffed it like a good un!