What job do you do ? :)

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Inspire me, am considering a potential career change after maternity leave.

What job do you do and do you enjoy it ?

Currently an IT Change Manager but I'm not enjoying it anymore. I'm working my notice and an going to be a Business Analyst for a bank.

Hospice doctor, absolutely love it 😊

Finance in a creative industry. I love it.

Benefit Fraud Investigator. Love it but can be very challenging some days

Primary school admin it's hard work but I like it

@BButterfliesnWaterfalls

I'm doing the ICB level 2 (just passed) and level 3 about to start, if you go on their website they have a list of training providers.

The role.. well I input all financial transactions regarding the business, generate invoices, credit control and chase overdue payments, reconcile bank statements, process vat returns, do the company payroll, generate profit and loss sheets, and cash flow forecasting. I find it interesting but it is slightly the same most days. The admin side helps to break my day up a bit.

I work for a small company and I basically do everything that isn't the engineering output.

Clothing development and production. You would have to go back to uni to train, but it's much fun and in the place I work at - often a bit silly.

Chartered surveyor working in the rural sector. I like cows and being outdoors so it suits me

I'm a software engineer and do web tech work for a small-medium sized software company. If you have a head for objected-oriented programming and have a keen interest in web performance, it's a rewarding job.

I currently help manage an historic property, but have done lots of other things in the past (as have my colleagues). It’s fascinating but often frustrating.

Ooh! I love my job, but if I had my time again, I'd become a CS and work in rural estate management.

(Or maybe a pyrotechnician.)

Speech therapist. Rewarding but I don't like all the admin.

@AffIt it's good, I enjoy it. Plus I don't have to deal with clients so it's even better in that respect!
I trained on the job basically until I qualified. Took 5 years and that was with 3 maternity leaves

TA in a specialist school working with children with complex medical needs, autism, ADHD and a whole host of other things.

I absolutely love my job. I'm planning to train as a SEND teacher upon completion of my degree (Education) in May and my school will 'sponsor' me to do it with them, so I'll be paid too. Won't be loads but it'll be more than I'm on now.

Cost engineer/analyst
manage budgets, project reports and change management.
a lot of interaction with different depts and clients so good communication is a strength

you don’t necessarily need a degree but currently they ask for engineering, construction management or business (I’m just finishing my business degree as I didn’t have one prior)

i like the job well enough but prefer to be on site so I can go out and kick tires, also less politics on site I find

Head of HR in an arm of the Civil Service. I love HR, love working for the CS - but not this bit of it! Bureaucratic, elitist, impossible to get agreement from all SMT, under resourced and overworked.
I’m haunting the CS jobs page for a suitable change.

Production operator in a small factory

i quite like it, don’t have to deal with the public, always lots to do and we get good bonuses and benefits like free health care.

Learning Support in a SEN college. Love it. Overqualified for it but office work makes me depressed.

I'm a ghostwriter - I write other people's books for them. I love it ❤️

Senior lecturer/Course leader. It has ups and downs. There’s a high workload but if you’re good at prioritising and work efficiently then it’s manageable. Hours can be flexible, lots of opportunity to WFH around the kids.

You will probably need a PhD in your chosen subject probably not a sensible career change though!

Librarian. Very misunderstood role. I enjoy it but wouldn’t recommend to anyone coming to it afresh!

I run a business, employ 5 people now and it’s growing quite rapidly, it’s very stressful and I rarely get a whole day off! I do enjoy it though, I thrive on pressure, love decision making and generally like leading people.
If you enjoy pressure and trouble shooting, business could be for you! The income can be unlimited, you can always work more hours, go into new markets etc!

HR Business Partner - I love it most of the time but its definitely challenging when dealing with people

Design and make bespoke furniture. Love it, every job is different and the clients are (mostly) lovely.