What does everybody do here?

I'm an IT Service Delivery Manager for a large services and process outsourcing company. I look after 2 government department clients.

I typed that without yawning!:D
 
Sharepoint administrator and Records Manager for a Government dept.

Tis as boring and mundane as it sounds. But after 4 years in the Prison Service I like boring and mundane.
 
Self employed, keeping MG Rover vehicles on the road with an alternative to either cheap eBay Chinese back-street factory tat, or main dealer parts.
I import parts from around the world, test them on mine and my friend's cars (and sometimes a small group of customers who help out) and bring them to market if they're up to scratch.
Worryingly enough, parts directly from the 'new' MG in China are seemingly of A1 quality, with pretty much 100% reliability across the board.

The 'middle ground' approach to the market is proving popular, currently looking for a decent sized industrial unit to move into.
 
Self employed, keeping MG Rover vehicles on the road with an alternative to either cheap eBay Chinese back-street factory tat, or main dealer parts.
I import parts from around the world, test them on mine and my friend's cars (and sometimes a small group of customers who help out) and bring them to market if they're up to scratch.
Worryingly enough, parts directly from the 'new' MG in China are seemingly of A1 quality, with pretty much 100% reliability across the board.

The 'middle ground' approach to the market is proving popular, currently looking for a decent sized industrial unit to move into.

Business is good, I take it?
 
I am European Director of a chemical company. Head office in San Francisco, main facility in Europe is in Madrid. I live in UK but it feels like I really live on KLM flights.
 
Software Development Specialist (code monkey) for a very large vendor (over 22K people) in the the Telecoms sector. Very lucky in that I can work from home most of the time.
 
SO what does everybody do here, work wise? It'd be interesting to see what kind of jobs us geeks have, any far out jobs like Steve Irwin style, any fighter pilots that could share a story, Wolf of Wall Street types or pro gamers?

I'm tech support (2nd line) for a large blue chip company, it's a grind day to day but third line is in sight, just waiting for the job opportunity then bam, life get's a lot better, I hope.

Nothing "work" wise atm - took voluntary redundancy from Hewlett Packard 2.5 years ago after being there for 15 years.
 
Head of Post Production for a medium sized TV company. Hiring soon for an edit assistant if anyone with good computer skills (hardware and a bit of software), and who want's to work in TV wants a shot. Started myself as an edit assistant and then an editor for 6 years.
 
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