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Women on £50k plus

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ImJustaGirlnotaPrincess · 20/08/2024 17:41

What do you do? I'm getting jaded working in the NHS and know I have many skills that I could use elsewhere...

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teresamendoza · 20/08/2024 19:28

Head of HR

tinytemper66 · 20/08/2024 19:28

Old teacher with responsibilities in secondary school in Wales.

wickerlady · 20/08/2024 19:28

Finance Manager

OnlyFansGirl · 20/08/2024 19:28

AD1509 · 20/08/2024 18:49

🤣 there you go- just waft those flaps and you are sorted

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Hilarious.

Try: Be attractive, stay in shape, marketing, creating your own content, editing, communicating with customers etc

Windingshrubberies · 20/08/2024 19:29

Robotics integration

NotARealWookiie · 20/08/2024 19:29

Manager in social services.

Doctor1988 · 20/08/2024 19:30

NHS consultant

MiddleAgedDread · 20/08/2024 19:30

Consultant in my field with 25years experience in a global consultancy business (degree, masters and chartered). Hit £50k+ a few years ago.

Truthlikeness · 20/08/2024 19:30

Project Management (senior level) in the charity sector. Took about 15 years experience to get there. Would have been a lot quicker in the commercial sector.

blueshoes · 20/08/2024 19:31

Overthebow · 20/08/2024 19:26

Consultancy. Most (all?) the f these jobs you wouldn't just be able to walk into though, you'd need specific degree and experience first and to work your way up. My job needs an engineering or science degree plus a masters degree, and you'd start on £30k. It'd likely take you around 8 years to get to £50k but you can go much higher after that too.

This.

It is not just transferable skills. You may have to obtain a specific qualification first.

PeachBlossom1234 · 20/08/2024 19:31

Fundraiser for a charity

Waitformetoarrive · 20/08/2024 19:32

HR

Mmmm19 · 20/08/2024 19:34

Doctor in the nhs. Does your role have potential for progression ? There are up and downsides to the nhs but job security, pension, sick leave etc are benefits

AccountantMum · 20/08/2024 19:35

Audit

Summer24isRubbish · 20/08/2024 19:35

virtual business support

Ifeellikeateenageragain · 20/08/2024 19:39

Academic

TattiePants · 20/08/2024 19:40

Chartered Accountant but predominantly Project Management now.

someonethatyoulovetoomuch · 20/08/2024 19:40

Senior management in the NHS. It will never pay as well as the private sector but you have much better job security.

PiddleOfPuppies · 20/08/2024 19:40

Contract management.

IpsyUpsyDaisyDoos · 20/08/2024 19:42

Business Analyst

Partyrings123 · 20/08/2024 19:42

Product Owner in Tech

Scirocco · 20/08/2024 19:43

NHS and private - consultant.

QuantumPanic · 20/08/2024 19:44

BatshitIsTheOnlyExplanation · 20/08/2024 17:48

R&D in biotech

Me too. But I think I've had enough.

thebrollachan · 20/08/2024 19:44

Litigator 😈

Sallyh87 · 20/08/2024 19:45

HR Business Partner at a local council. WFH pretty much full time with 36 annual leave. Cannot recommend public sector enough.