If you have an English lit degree, what job do you do?

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As title! If you have a degree in English lit, what job are you currently doing and how useful have you found it to be?
Thanks!

Social worker. Literature to me is seeing things from other perspectives, as is social work.

I also have an MA in Social Work

Literature degree from well respected northern redbrick uni. Have worked as media PA, training assistant, student support (not at my own university) and safeguarding role in a secondary school. Also been an unpaid events coordinator, school governor and handled a CIC's PR.

Old course mates are teachers, lecturers, a poet, an actor, journalist and PR and one retrained as a chartered accountant. She earns more than the rest of us.

For myself @NoSquirrels.

Thank you very much to everyone who has replied- it has really helped to get a wide viewpoint.

Another secondary teacher. Use my degree every day. In fact teaching has constantly refreshed my knowledge. I know more now that I ever did!
People I know are teachers, a lawyer , a university vice chancellor, a stand up, authors, a film director, and academics.

Marketing Director, travel / technology sector, big global company. I would love to say I use my degree, but realistically, the only transferable skills are critical thinking and knowing how to research something / go deep on a new subject very quickly.

I teach English in a secondary school.

Loved my degree!

I have done all sorts, mosy unrelated but I do private tutor and work with some local home Ed families

Head of Marketing and Communications, specialise in digital marketing. My degree helped me get a job in a press office many years ago. Loved doing my degree.

I'm a primary school teacher.

I was an editor in a publishing house, now I work in the charity sector. Many of my cohort are journalists.

Cyber security middle management level

I work in publishing, hope to go in to do a masters in Writing and Publishing. Eventually I want to start my own small publishing company.

My English degree is from a university that was top ten for the subject in the early 80s. It was fun to do, but hasn't really been relevant to my career at all.

Curator of Rare Books (have worked with amazing collections at Oxford, and the Royal Archives). Also have a research masters in History of the Book, and a professional library qualification. My BA cohort include teachers, academics, editors, radio producers, and television documentary presenters.

I work in the legal department for an academic publisher. I don't have any legal qualifications though! I used to work for the government - first in HR admin then a longer stint in publishing government documents. I didn't really keep in touch with many people from my degree, one did admin type jobs for a while then taught English as a second language. Another worked as a manager for a coffee shop and now works for Apple.

Management analyst in the public sector.