What is your job?
- Thread starter Nitrojan
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Job: Software Developer for a Wine and Spirits research company in London
Salary: very comfortable.
Working Towards: nothing especially, I've done what I've done for 23 years in June and wouldn't change it, done games industry, done commercial, done industrial, I'll just go with what I find interesting.
Salary: very comfortable.
Working Towards: nothing especially, I've done what I've done for 23 years in June and wouldn't change it, done games industry, done commercial, done industrial, I'll just go with what I find interesting.
Soldato
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some successfull people here
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Soldato
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Double post.
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Soldato
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Job: Contract Business Analyst (mainly media)
Salary: Upper end of market rates
Working towards: Working 8 months a year instead of 10.5 or a 4 day week.
Salary: Upper end of market rates
Working towards: Working 8 months a year instead of 10.5 or a 4 day week.
Soldato
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How easy did you find it getting into that career?
I have always fancied it but my history lies in banking, I think I may have missed the plane, as such.
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i work in a soul destroying sweat shop call centre dealing with **** ups ( and there are many, we rarely get an order correct to be honest) for a stationary company called viking direct. we are outsourced so we get paid very badly at £6.30 per hour which hasnt gone up in the 3 long miserable years ive worked here!
I own a niche economic consulting firm with a partner.
Don't listen to the terrible advice in the second post - do go to university, don't setup your own business until you have decent experience and unless it interests you don't work for mcdonalds.
Don't listen to the terrible advice in the second post - do go to university, don't setup your own business until you have decent experience and unless it interests you don't work for mcdonalds.
