to ask what you do for a living?

[TeapotsInJune]

Currently in teaching, and HATE it!

Any inspirational ideas? Xx

I am HR administrator/training administrator/receptionist/maker of tea/office dogsbody for a growing charity and I love it. I was in banking before mat leave and had decided to never go back to the corporate rat race.

The job I'm doing atm doesn't use my full range of qualifications etc., but I bloody love it.

Threads like this always make me feel inadequate.

Keep them coming though, it's working as a kick up the bum.

I've two jobs: mostly I'm a musician, and love it most of the time. Other job... A quick google would out me, so I'm keeping that to myself!

I'm a solicitor working in the public sector, I earn probably 3/5 of what I would in the private sector and have far too much work to do due to the recruitment freeze, but the trade off is fulfilling work, I can work part time and 9-5, flexiblity to work from home when I need to, and scope to move to school day hours when ds is older.

Dozer I often tell people to reward themselves with flowers, I don't think we do enough!

Today I am a very angry Owl and Bird of Prey rehabilitator, tomorrow I could be SAHM or a Carer, depending on which way the wind is blowing.

I'm a TA in a KS4 PRU and I love it! I like the feeling of coming away at the end of the day feeling I have been able to offer support to some young people who haven't had the best start in life. Hopefully I have been able to make a difference. And if I've had a bad day, I can just come home and not worry about it until tomorrow

Part time retail........................ freelance photographer.

SAHM but until this year I was a lawyer working in the city - interesting work but shocking hours not really compatible with having children at home...

I'm on ML at the moment, but normally I'm a Commercial Manager for an electrical engineering company in the entertainment industry. It's very varied and interesting, but I've pretty much had enough now tbh. To get progress further I'd have to commute to London and then it's unsociable hours.

I'm taking stock at the moment......

Part time library assistant.
Part time office job.

I'm a regulatory affairs specialist for a medical devices multinational.

I'm an actuary so even more boring than bluecat or notabanker's DH!!

It's very challenging and always changing so keeps me interested. It does have its boring bits, but that's mainly down to being in a really small team and not being able to delegate the manual boring bits whereas in my previous job I just got someone more junior to do the bits I didn't like!!

MI6 undercover spy. Test Pilot at the Viagra Factory
Day job = Hospital Kitchen Slave.

Yes, OhTheConfusion c

...come back and bigup yourself. Website?

(Apologies for sausage-fingers split post)

I'm a student, doing a masters in linguistics. Was going to do a PhD and try to go into academia, but have had a massive change of heart and have just applied to train as a speech and language therapist. All crossed fingers greatfully received

*gratefully, ffs. Good start . . .

Graphic designer and marketing manager. And other stuff.

i work flexi hours in customer services, have been enjoying but its a small company and i often have to do far more than i think i should and its badly paid.

i have a few ideas, but im not sure about them. my current hours couldnt be much better and i work from home

full time stdudent which i love

also temp (not much recently) and work in dv refudge (part of my course) i love it have enought money to still go on holiday althought it is all a loan

Alouisee. PM me if you want a chat about courses that might be available to you xx

Carer for DS, and part time night care assistant work in residential home for the elderly.

Hard work but enjoy it, crap wages

I'm a SAHM and i hate it (i'm not very good at it) - only 3 more years and then i can get back to my real job as paper pusher

Solicitor. Would prefer to write children's history books. Or run fantasy restaurant