What is your job?

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Just being nosey really, I just got a new job and I'm thrilled. I was going nowhere in life for a long time, was at a dead end in many respects, but I finally have a loving partner, my children are happy and I've just got a job at a bank what is your job?

Foster carer, long term, to a 3 year old with complex needs (my own children are adults and in their 30s they support what I do).

Early years worker- love it! only been qualified 3 years.

Our children are adults in their early 20’s

Business Support Manager for an NHS subsidiary company. I love how varied my role is plus I can WFH which works great for me.

PA/EA for corporate companies but central government. Used to be legal sec for 8 years.

Retraining in HR/paralegal undecided which yet but DB is setting up his own small business and if this takes off prob takes 5 years or so he’s asked me to run the admin/accounts side. So that’s my long term goal if possible.

Freelance horse groom

Lecturer in health and safety. I also teach first aid and safeguarding on the side.

Software engineer. I like it a lot, I can work from anywhere as long as I have a laptop, I don't have to interact with people and I usually watch TV while I work as I'm 100% remote. I also get paid in the top 1% to solve puzzles all day, what's not to love?

I'm a mental health therapist.

Retail management

Manager of a local authority children's home for kids aged 13-17. I've also taught teenage parents and pregnant teens for the NHS, loved it but the funding was removed so the job came to an end.

Head up organizational change management in a law firm offshore.
Work FT, have husband and 2 kids

Head of Safeguarding in a college

Love it, no day is the same, pleasure to work in dedicated team of people

Clinical Senior Lecturer, working for both a University medical school and an NHS Trust.

Mixture of management, teaching, research and clinical work. I love it, no two days are the same, it’s always interesting, but always far more work than available time so I struggle to look after myself well.

One teenager and a (full time clinical consultant) husband. Elderly parents on both sides needing support. House and garden exist in a state of mild to moderate chaos!

I own a restaurant and work in it full time too.

Dialysis support worker 😊

I'm a primary school teacher. DS is 5.

Cook in a care home for 19 residents. Love it.

I’m currently unemployed, but I’m a qualified actuary with around 12 years experience, we’ve just moved countries which meant having to qualify again, so it will be weird going back to early career when I get back to work after christmas.

Yoga and Pilates teacher - it is my 2nd career - did something else previously. Love it although money is poor.

Careers Lead / Level 6 Careers Advisor in a High School

Nurse, 21 years qualified.

Paramedic, part of a trauma team.
Congratulations on the new job!

I'm a crime writer and no, you won't have heard of me. Main perk is that my mother tells people her daughter kills people for money.

I also manage a small portfolio of rental properties.

1:1 teaching assistant in a church of England primary school. Pay is rubbish for what I do but I love it and have fantastic colleagues.

I'm a provisioning specialist. Never thought it would be my kind of job but it's challenging and I love it :)