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Job is about to change slightly :)

Will update when I've signed the contract tomorrow hopefully :D

KaHn
 
Still within the same industry, however a recent promotion has landed me the title of Regional Business Improvement Manager. It's a bit of a vague title, but it basically means I review performance, processes and analyse waste, problems and issues, help to resolve problems, improve efficiency, and therefore increase productivity whilst reducing direct labour and other costs associated with it. Devise new processes, or improve current ones, and effectively try to get more "bang" for our buck. Obviously this all has to take place without affecting current business, to help enhance and maintain our extremely strict procedures and auditability.

It's busy and it does mean I'm all around the LSE region but it's great fun, very exciting. Targets are to try and get all business units to perform above 35% NM, with the aim to hitting 40%... it's going to be a busy year! :D
 
Job: Resource Planning Analyst
Salary: Enough

Responsible for FTE planning, call and offline task forecasting - medium and short term. Intra-day resource management, including the optimisation of breaks/training and other non-telephone based activities.
 
Job: Electronic Engineer/Consultant (although I wouldn't really call myself a consultant as I'm only a year out of uni)
Salary: £27.5K (review round soon so fingers crossed)
Working Towards: Not sure yet, bit early to tell
 
Job: Tax assistant specialising in corporation tax but currently seconding to International Executive Services (non-doms)
Salary: Much better now that I've moved to Reading!
Working towards: Chartered Accountant (CA) and Chartered Tax Advisor (CTA). After I qualify, who knows? Depending on salary and benefits either stay in tax or move into industry. Salary on qualification should be around the £42k - £46k mark which isn't bad for 24 years old. If industry offers me more, who knows ;)
 
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Still no more compilers or sports traders after 11 pages. And too the maths student who was nearly finished and didn't know what to do. Try applying for trading jobs as you might find you enjoy it
 
Graduated last year with a degree in Building Surveying
Job - Secuirity Engineer. Install and commission fire alarms, cctv, door access and intruder systems. Overworked and Underpaid.
Salary - 13.5k
Working towards - Either leaving the country or starting my own business.
 
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