I am currently working in the Financial Sector but after my 2 weeks holidays, I will be leaving there on 19 August 2016 after being made redundant and will begin a new adventure of a life long ambition of cooking and start a 2 year Professional Cookery course in September....
What does everyone do?: I am currently... - No Smoking Day
What does everyone do?
I used to work in I.T. and loved it. Then I had a child and gave it up. Career fell off of a cliff and I now run a Staff Restaurant the weekends.
I don't actually like cooking - at all.
I'm a chemist, working in the research labs of a Dutch paint company. It's FUN!
I am a nurse just qualified over a year ago specializing in General Nursing, love it but like every job has its bad days.
Best of luck in your new journey Roisin, hope all goes well for you
I am a glorified Farmer.....GM on a 500 ha Banana Estate.
I work in Finance - a bank manager for the last 16 years, and I still love it, can't say which one I work for otherwise you would easily fond me on Google lol
I am a corporate lawyer in London - it is quite a tough job but I enjoy it (most days!). I love cooking though and when I retire might decide to go and be RoisinO1 soux chef!
I am a former FX trader, now in corporate finance. Though my delusions tell me I can still play baseball for the Yankees.
Retired Transport manager, but now according to the T shirt my wife got me " I am retired but working part time as a pain in the *** "
She loves me really.
There has some really good post on here keep up the good work you Guys.
Give up the weed.
I work in a big publishing house, as an International Rights Assistant, mostly, and also as an International Transport Manager (basically, if it's foreign, it comes through me). I'm here for 18 years and sometimes the routine gets to me, but I still enjoy it most of the time.
I'm medically retired as I had 3 compressed nerves in my arm and an unsuccessful operation. Before that I was a sterilisation technician in CSSD in the hospital system.
Cheers,
I work in a factory that manufactures transformers for Electricity firms worldwide, been there 23 years, cushy enough number
I work for county government. I read deeds make maps and keep records. I used to work in civil engineering. I tried to get a job in Ireland once, but ended up coming back to the US.
Another interesting post Roisin. What interesting jobs some of you have.
I'm a Law Accountant with a small solicitors firm. Been there 19 years past April