Occupation. What do you do.??

[Vic.P]

[quote=Cuppa;564913]nice clocks! french? Italian?[/quote]

Same clock, it's a before and after :)


Very nice work tiddler!!!!
I reckon it's French

Me..... carpenter for the last 28 years :)

[Madcowz]

My day job is as a IT Systems manager for a Typesetting company and in the evenings and w/ends I run my own Web Design & Hosting company called [url=http://digitalessence.net/]Web Design Surrey | Website Hosting Surrey | Web Designers Surrey[/url] providing design and web site hosting for individuals and small businesses.. if anyone is looking for a good hosting company with excellent support ;-)

Between that I sleep.

[gorber]

I was a senior quantitative risk analyst at Centrica (British Gas owners) until 2 years ago when I had a slight change of career.

Still within Centrica, but I am now a shift trader on our gas pertfolio. It pays slightly less than if I had stayed in my old role and it holds a lot less prestige, but it affords a much better lifestyle out of work. I can now take 6 week holidays to our home in Thailand once or even twice a year, and still have regular leave the rest of the year.

[electricsceadu]

[quote=madgooner99;564915]I work for the company that prints the UK's Sterling Banknotes, £5, £10, £20 and £50.

I'm the Finishing Manager.

We print 40 notes on a sheet and deliver over 1.2 billion notes a year to the Bank of England

I think the're about 4 pence each

So how many do you want boys

Cheers

Ray[/quote]

fill this one up
please

[DanWright]

im a lifeguard, currently waiting to join the armed forces

[ChickenHawk]

[quote=Vic.P;564922]Same clock, it's a before and after :)


Very nice work tiddler!!!!
I reckon it's French

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The fact that PARIS is written on the clockface is,I would say,a very very good indication that the piece is indeed French........:svengo::gnorsi:

[mr rossi]

I am the Ops Manager for a security company. We provide Close Protection Officers, Door Supervisors and Static guards to clients across the south. We have a good celeb client base for the CP work which is always fun.... :-)

[3Dheliflyer]

Haahaa .good one[quote=Steve;564901]So far then, we're sorted for a........

free taxi ride in Harrogate to pick up a package that the free courier forgot at the shop which got a free drain clearance where the builder was doing a freebie but was in need of a free eye test according to the BA Captain who was giving us all a free trip to Hawaii which was negotiated for free by the international playboy who needs a free upgrade on his helicopter rotor which will be delivered (for free) by our HGV driver following some excellent free marketing which was dreamed up in a brain storming session where a free lunch was provided by the chef who broke down on the way to the office and needed free roadside assistance which led to a free offer of finance from our car salesman that needed a free CD player from a Dixons warehouse.

As for Marks & Sparks - don't think they give anything away fro free![/quote]

[Radbourne78]

I'm senior service tech for a firm called Felder which make woodworking machinery. Used to be service manager there but hated being stuck in the office, jacked it in and went off to work as an electrical engineer within the printing industry - hated that and out of the blue got offered my old job back but working out on the road again. I work long hours but having jumped to the other side of the fence and back i've got a new perspective on my job.

[Rob Barnes]

Sales Director for a company that produces lots of engineering products for theme parks world wide ! ie, animatronics, special effects, scenics, and lots more. Previous to that a Patternmaker and a Chartered Engineer, thats why I now love building and crashng heli,s !

[mattie-lodge]

I'm one of the lucky few that have kept my job in these hard times.

I'm licensed aircraft engineer and work for a small company at Bournemouth airport servicing 737- all generation aircraft.

[xygax]

Well for my sinns i design widgets... Battery chargers mainly but i do venture into RC widgetery from time to time....

Steve

[Dedcalm]

Been in IT since leaving uni in '95. Made redundant from a massive global financial company in Feb (after being extended and extended and extended and called it a day even with offer of additional extension). Found a job the week before I finished and am working for a young firm and its great, they listen to what i say/want and the future is very promising :D

[Eckchaz]

I was a Senior Accounts/Assistant Branch Manager for 7 years looking after multimillion funds for a finance company.. the job was too easy.. I got things inline and it just ticked over by itself with hardly any work at all.. so Apart from month end all I done was 10mins of reports each morning and the rest off the day was at my disposal.. I've built the last two heli's on my desk.. took 4hr lunches.. and just simply dossed!.. thing is I was earning what some financial advisors/accountants are earning for doing simply.. nothing!! :D.. Dispite the money the novelty wore off and I got REALLY bored.. so thats why I was happy to be made redundant.

I do have to say.. Mike has got the coolest job! :D

[Steve]

Go on, I dare you........

Who's going to be the first to stick their head above the parapet and say, "I fly radio controlled model helicopters for a living"

:cheers2: