Your career history

[Smooth Operator 10]

What jobs have you had in your lifetime?

 

Mine go like this:

 

1: Pizza delivery driver (enjoyed it in my year out and got to meet/wrestle with some belting fanny)

2: Kirby Hoover salesman (milf and gilf fanny-friendly job)

3: Admin monkey for the Pensions Service (shite)

4: Hotel porter (best most enjoyable job I've ever had, even more fanny opportunities that #1

5: Junior manager for an agency that is soon going to be replaced! (Again shite)

 

I'm guessing most people have had a lot more varied and interesting jobs than me so lets hear about them.

[snakehips 0]

1. Cleaning the cars for A1 Taxis as a boy.

2. Stacking shelves at Fine Fare as a youth.

3. Worked at a sign making factory.

4. Shot-blasting the International Space Station.

5. Re-pointing the Great Wall of China

6. Conducting a feasibility study on behalf of UNHCR for the transportation of refugees by pedillo.

 

(and no, unlike Rob W, I did NOT climb chimneys as a small lad)

Edited February 21, 2007 by snakehips

[Smooth Operator 10]

1. Cleaning the cars for A1 Taxis as a boy.

2. Stacking shelves at Fine Fare as a youth.

3. Worked at a sign making factory.

4. Shot-blasting the International Space Station.

5. Re-pointing the Great Wall of China

6. Conducting a feasibility study on behalf of UNHCR for the transportation of refugees by pedillo.

 

(and no, unlike Rob W, I did NOT climb chimneys as a small lad)

 

Can you re-point the wall in my bathroom then please mate, it's not as long.

 

Took all the tiles off and all the old plasterboard and everything came off!

 

Leaving the brick exposed now so require it tidying up.

[manc-mag 1]

1.Burger King

2.Solicitor-monkey

 

On the SMO fanny-scale, neither stacks up particularly well. Pulled wor lass in the second job, but thats not saying much as you'd not touch anything at BK with a ten foot barge pole.

 

A ten foot barge pole being quite appt as well.

Edited February 21, 2007 by manc-mag

[smudger 0]

Im only 27 so not had many jobs

 

1) Washing up in the localgolf club (aged 14)

2) Waiter in a hotel (aged 17)

3) Assistant manager of a newsagents (aged 18)

4) Royal Navy (19)

5) Estate Agent (20)

6) Police officer

[Gemmill 34441]

1. Stacking the shelves in the Spar on Coatsworth Road.

2. Barman in the Bentinck in Hebburn

3. Barman in Bliss in the town

4. Cashier in Gus Carter's bookies.

5. Accountant.

[Pegasus Bridge 0]

1.Catering assistant at North Tyneside General Hospital.

2.Tesco Nightshift

3.Billing Department at Orange

4.Telesales at BT-Selling broadband.

5.Debt Recovery and management- Sitel.

[geordieshandy 0]

1. Waiter at Wallington Hall Tearoom

2. Dishwash at Dyke Nuek pub

3. Barman at the arena

4. Call centre monkey for British Gas

5. Accountants clerk for the National Trust

6. Barman at Fitzgerald's

7. PhD - Researcher - not really a job but not really student either, pain in the arse really.

8. Start as an Accountant in September.

9. Farm worker in amongst that lot as well.

[nufc4ever 0]

1. Collecting money on behalf of the milkman

2. Glass collecting at a local pub

3. Taken on as 'Trainee Technician' by current lot

4. Chose to be Quantity Surveyor with current lot

[Nobby 0]

1. Landscape Gardener

2. Co-op Shelf Staker

3. Safeway Shelf Staker

4. Morrisons Shelf Staker

5. Newspaper Designer

Edited February 21, 2007 by Nobby

[luckyluke 1]

1. Admin work at a doctor's surgery

2. Care assistant at a nursing home

3. Telesales - windows. I lasted a week, I hated it.

4. Coutner assisstant at a chemists.

 

Not worked much recently due to the demands of my degree.

[catmag 336]

1. Worked at my Indian next-door neighbours corner shop aged 13 for absolute slave-labour wages.

 

2. Shop assistant at Iceberg, a downmarket version of Iceland in Concord, Washington. Regularly threatened with baseball bats by the local nutcases.

 

3. Shop assistant at Poundstretcher in the Galleries. My mam refused to come in and see me when she was doing her shopping. Dad used to come in and buy crap t-shirts for a quid just to wind her up.

 

4. Student Nurse - the best job ever!

 

5. Real nurse.

[luckyluke 1]

1. Worked at my Indian next-door neighbours corner shop aged 13 for absolute slave-labour wages.

 

2. Shop assistant at Iceberg, a downmarket version of Iceland in Concord, Washington. Regularly threatened with baseball bats by the local nutcases.

 

3. Shop assistant at Poundstretcher in the Galleries. My mam refused to come in and see me when she was doing her shopping. Dad used to come in and buy crap t-shirts for a quid just to wind her up.

 

4. Student Nurse - the best job ever!

 

5. Real nurse.

 

I asked you this in another thread but you didn't reply - what kind of nursing do you do? Thought it was some kind of trauma theatre but I'm probably wrong.

[Guest alex]

1. Worked at my Indian next-door neighbours corner shop aged 13 for absolute slave-labour wages. 2. Shop assistant at Iceberg, a downmarket version of Iceland in Concord, Washington. Regularly threatened with baseball bats by the local nutcases.

 

3. Shop assistant at Poundstretcher in the Galleries. My mam refused to come in and see me when she was doing her shopping. Dad used to come in and buy crap t-shirts for a quid just to wind her up.

 

4. Student Nurse - the best job ever!

 

5. Real nurse.

The Empire Strikes Back

[catmag 336]

1. Worked at my Indian next-door neighbours corner shop aged 13 for absolute slave-labour wages.

 

2. Shop assistant at Iceberg, a downmarket version of Iceland in Concord, Washington. Regularly threatened with baseball bats by the local nutcases.

 

3. Shop assistant at Poundstretcher in the Galleries. My mam refused to come in and see me when she was doing her shopping. Dad used to come in and buy crap t-shirts for a quid just to wind her up.

 

4. Student Nurse - the best job ever!

 

5. Real nurse.

 

I asked you this in another thread but you didn't reply - what kind of nursing do you do? Thought it was some kind of trauma theatre but I'm probably wrong.

 

Anaesthetics and recovery. Work mainly in general and obstetric theatres but go through to A&E when there's any major trauma etc and do ITU/Critical Care transfers.

[bobbyshinton 59]

butchers delivery boy

apprentice fitter

mechy fitter

Dray man

trolley fixer

tiler

prod op

maintenance fitter

consultant

HR manager

Training manager

Facilities Manager

Director / owner

 

Proud cos I started at the bottom worked me way up. Happy where I am now

 

Still drink with me ole mates fitters etc.

[spongebob toonpants 3603]

Paperboy

Petrolstation gadgee

Indie popstar

Despatch rider

Despatch controller

Office Manager

Operations Manager

Company Owner

Damn You Thatcher

Office Manager

Operations Manager

Area Manager

[Ally 0]

1. Bar-man at the Kings Head.

2. Warehouse assistant is probably the best term for it, at Jarreds in Middlesbrough, who supply office equipment.

3. Kirby Hoovers (same as SMO!!) I quit after one day, it was utter shit.

4. Landscape gardener

 

Got a job interview tomorrow for some Graduate Management thing at Tesco. The job does nothing for me to be honest, I never had any plans of going into retail but I just applied for a load of graduate jobs in desperation. Got through 2 stages already, the final stage is tomorrow which is an all day Assessment Centre and interview. For now the bank balance speaks louder than any other concerns, need the money. I'll blag it.

[luckyluke 1]

1. Worked at my Indian next-door neighbours corner shop aged 13 for absolute slave-labour wages.

 

2. Shop assistant at Iceberg, a downmarket version of Iceland in Concord, Washington. Regularly threatened with baseball bats by the local nutcases.

 

3. Shop assistant at Poundstretcher in the Galleries. My mam refused to come in and see me when she was doing her shopping. Dad used to come in and buy crap t-shirts for a quid just to wind her up.

 

4. Student Nurse - the best job ever!

 

5. Real nurse.

 

I asked you this in another thread but you didn't reply - what kind of nursing do you do? Thought it was some kind of trauma theatre but I'm probably wrong.

 

Anaesthetics and recovery. Work mainly in general and obstetric theatres but go through to A&E when there's any major trauma etc and do ITU/Critical Care transfers.

 

Ah, was kinda right then. Not really sure what I want to do when I qualify, probably surgery or anaesthetics though.

[Isegrim 8870]

1 Lumberjack

2 Assembly line worker for company producing all sort of plastic stuff

3 Office monkey in an accounts department of a hospital

4 As a trainee: Civil law court judge, Prosecution service, Administration court judge, Law firm

5 Assistant lecturer Civil law and History of law

[6 Currently applying for a job as a boss of a research institute]

Edited February 21, 2007 by Isegrim

[manc-mag 1]

1 Lumberjack

2 Assembly line worker for company producing all sort of plastic stuff

3 Office monkey in an accounts department of a hospital

4 As a trainee: Civil law court judge, Prosecution service, Administration court judge, Law firm

5 Assistant lecturer Civil law and History of law

[6 Currently applying for a job as a boss of a research institute]

 

 

 

I don't get it......as a trainee, how do you sit as a judge?

 

I just imagine Wolfy sat there in his high chair and rattle.

[Guest alex]

1 Lumberjack

2 Assembly line worker for company producing all sort of plastic stuff

3 Office monkey in an accounts department of a hospital

4 As a trainee: Civil law court judge, Prosecution service, Administration court judge, Law firm

5 Assistant lecturer Civil law and History of law

[6 Currently applying for a job as a boss of a research institute]

 

 

 

I don't get it......as a trainee, how do you sit as a judge?

 

I just imagine Wolfy sat there in his high chair and rattle.

Equivalent to our magistrates perhaps?

Edit: I find him more amusing as a lumberjack tbh.

Edited February 21, 2007 by alex

[Gemmill 34441]

1 Lumberjack

2 Assembly line worker for company producing all sort of plastic stuff

3 Office monkey in an accounts department of a hospital

4 As a trainee: Civil law court judge, Prosecution service, Administration court judge, Law firm

5 Assistant lecturer Civil law and History of law

[6 Currently applying for a job as a boss of a research institute]

 

 

 

I don't get it......as a trainee, how do you sit as a judge?

 

I just imagine Wolfy sat there in his high chair and rattle.

Equivalent to our magistrates perhaps?

Edit: I find him more amusing as a lumberjack tbh.

 

He cuts down trees, he wears high heels, suspenders and a bra.

[sweetleftpeg 0]

1) Morrisons - on the chickens and that. Low wage, the dept was always boiling because of the ovens and hot plate, and the managers were wankers.

2) Stanley Racing - cashier. Canny job, pretty flexible, let me go to the match when we were at home, the only low point was probably being robbed at gunpoint.

3) Information Officer. For the last 6 years, was getting the chop in March, although looking safer. Probably the most scatty brained info officer you'll ever meet, which is probably why they were chopping me.

[manc-mag 1]

1 Lumberjack

2 Assembly line worker for company producing all sort of plastic stuff

3 Office monkey in an accounts department of a hospital

4 As a trainee: Civil law court judge, Prosecution service, Administration court judge, Law firm

5 Assistant lecturer Civil law and History of law

[6 Currently applying for a job as a boss of a research institute]

 

 

 

I don't get it......as a trainee, how do you sit as a judge?

 

I just imagine Wolfy sat there in his high chair and rattle.

Equivalent to our magistrates perhaps?

Edit: I find him more amusing as a lumberjack tbh.

 

Nah, Magistrates' have no legal qualifications, theyre in their position by virtue of their life experience, assisted by a clerk (who is legally qualified). It's the sitting in judgement as a youngster I cannit fathom.

 

Agreed tho, I prefer the thought of him as a bespectacled lumberjack.