Ducati Sporting Club UK > General > Idle Chat > What job do you do for a living ?

[HellsBells]

Being the nosey old bag that I am, I thought that I would ask you all if you would mind sharing with us all what you do for a living when you are not out being budding WSB racers !


Me... Well I am just a humble auxilliary nurse / phlebotomist working with the District and Practice Nurses at a local medical centre !

[Redsps]

OK, I'll go first then.
Run my own computer/IT business mainly in the storage networks/devices market, but maintainance and repairs aswell.
Keeps me in dukes and parts.


PS, I hate computers, they are a total pain in the bum.

cheers
Robin

[Nigel C]

I make sure you can get all your shopping every week

[Lily]

sorry but its very dull...

Business Development for global outsourcing company

basically negotiate with government folks to pinch taxpayers money and spend it on overpriced technical solutions

[rockhopper]

Architectural Technologist.

[nelly]

I get to work on and talk about Ducati' all week long. Life can't get much better...........

[Ozz]

I am the Accountinator!


Sorry tried to bring some excitement into it. I'm just self-employed accountant

[Glyn]

upholsterer
though i wouldn't call it a living
but it beats sitting in an orifice all day

[Redruth]

Originally posted by Ozz
I am the Accountinator!


Sorry tried to bring some excitement into it. I'm just self-employed accountant

That's a first
An accountant trying to add excitement!

Ok, I'm sure the sh*t will start to fly now but I'm on the verge of becoming a trainee solicitor. That means:
low pay
long hours
no guarantee of a job after years of study and humiliation from employers who treat contracts like gold dust

However, in my previous, single motherhood life when I needed to earn money to support my very expensive daughters, I was .... wait for it ... that other scummy profession An IFA. (that's Independent Financial Adviser to the uninitiated)

I sure can pick those careers, can't I?
Any other solicitors out there with some good experiences to share?
(no, thought not)

[Brent]

Ex IT Manager, released into the world of self employed IT Consultant last year....

Also down-trained part-time m/cycle Instructor