Reply With QuoteI'm a male escort. The job has it's ups and downs.
Real Estate Fun(d) Manager
Im a colour photocopier enginer/supervisor
Analyst at a fairly niche hedge fund.
I run a Motorsport charity, a motor racing team and a vinyl wrapping / livery business.
Philosopher.
Best wishes,
Bob
Growing old disgracefullee and trying to improve my spelling
Management academic*.
* plus a small consultancy company that pays for watches...
I fill holes.
Trying to retire but work keeps calling, have businesses in different countries so travel keeps me busy a lot.
IT Systems architect and Project manager
Im a facilities manager and personal assistant. Sounds good but it involves housework, gardening, DIY, driving duties and a modern take on the old 'whipping boy' system
When I am not at home I work as a clinical manager in a hospital or something like that - cant quite remember, the hoover is playing up and Im a bit preoccupied about it
are there no "bankers" on this Forum?
Visual Effects Supervisor in the film industry ( CGI , blue screen greenscreen and all sorts of other weird nonsense)
I was with HSBC for 26 years, a manager for 17 of those. Sort of retired now, but doing a bit of work as a consultant and on the the governments start up programme.Originally Posted by BillN
They've gone into hiding.
Motorcycle dealer still.
I am a Project Manager type bod working in 'Digital' (websites etc).
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One of the grey hair brigade seen traversing the UK by road and rail with a pair of red and white number plates under one arm.
I am........
Electrical Engineer/Consultant in Building Services.
Me too after my health stopped me teaching.
I'm currently unemployed, looking for something interesting, and part time .
I also do the odd firework display.
Engineer
Learning French!
BillN - where are you in South West France?
I used to make them and then measure them.
Teacher by profession, ex co-owner of a communications training consultancy (mainly for Customs, Fire brigade staff etc) - sold my share, part time teacher again, retired at the age of 52, back as a teacher (just for the fun of teaching), owner of a classic car restoration workshop... Now with plans to stop as a teacher end of season 2014/15.
Plans? Buying a boat and pick up sailing again. And helping my boys through college...
Menno
Motor vehicle lecturer in a FE college.
Health & Safety Manager in the Construction Industry.
Nothing much.
Cheers,
Neil.
Dentist?
Tarmac-er?
Porn star?
Hi
I'm Eddie's Head of Marketing and Creative Design
This video showcases the PRS-82, the one he made all the money on :-)
Thanks
deano
By day I support and deliver changes to call centres for one of the major UK banks. By night I'm a moderately successful writer (although sadly not nearly successful enough to give up the day job).
I count beans for a living, currently hate it have done for far to long, looking into starting a diving school later this year.
After too long in advertising, managed to retire - so full time decorator, gardener, landlord.
Watch manager in the fire service.
There's a coincidence!
Architect. Specijalist and consultant in EE design and research.
I think I may have mentioned this on T-Z before, but a few years ago on Weekend Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4, Jenni Murray was doing a piece about street prostitutes in Edinburgh.
Part of the piece concerned an industrial estate where the girls had worked and the police turned something of a blind eye. The site had since been purchased by property developers who were building prestige housing, and the girls were being pressured into moving elsewhere.
Jenni summarised (and I paraphrase, as it was a while ago). "When this was an industrial estate the girls could work with a minimum of harrassment, but they are no longer welcome now it's an up and coming location".
'Always has been, Jenni' were my thoughts.
G
Regarding my own occupation, I wanted to be a jockey or a meat porter, but after a spell as Professor of Difficult Sums at Staveley Uni near Chesterfield, I spent the last few years until retirement as a landscape gardener on a sewerage farm, (No, Mr V, this is not the euphemism you might think it is).
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Lavvy diver
So am I, fancy a pint sometime......?
I make sure submarines get back to the surface.
Chinese lorry driver?
production supervisor in the onshore oil industry-run 1/3 of an oil refinery keeping it safe and ongrade.
Salesman of orthodontic appliances. Not much fun but the meals are good!
Armourer.
ATO or film props or..?
Project manager, technical author, process engineer... and taxi driver, apparently.
Manufacture by hand and fit wooden handrails
Teaching was the hardest job I ever had - far harder than being an academic or any of the other jobs I've done.
Royal Mail Manager
Leave it there....
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