What do you do for a living?

EVOeng

EVOeng

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Hi Guys,

Was just speaking to another accountant friend of mine who bought another 911 a few days ago and I got thinking about what Maserati owners do for a living.
 
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sjc

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The company I own manufacture blinds for the trade,2014 is our 26th year, started when I was 23.....which no doubt leaves myself open to jokes about nearing the age of 50!
 
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Elliott653

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Very little.

I do spend a lot of time volunteering on the addiction treatment ward of a psychiatric hospital. Ooh the famous people I've seen in there that I can't tell you about !!! :D
 
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conaero

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Graphic designer, own my own company and mainly do websites and phone apps....oh, and run this place and SportsAlfa.com

In my spare time, I am a show off, according to my wife...
 
outrun

outrun

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Own (part of) and run a boutique biotechnology company that specialises in the isolation of naive stem cells from whole blood. We store these for those that have the foresight to understand how important they could be in helping treat future health issues (forum discount available:)), we develop these in the lab into new ways to treat headline medical issues and we work with the technology of others to use our knowledge to help them deliver on their R&D programmes. Phew! And that's the short version....
 
tess

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i work for the NHS in a residential unit with 5 ladies who have mental health problems and dementia, actually we only have 4 ladies at the moment as one sadly passed away before xmas, its a difficult job and the pay and hrs are rubbish but i love it
 
2b1ask1

2b1ask1

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Independent Children's Play Consultant is the title... Been involved in just about every possible part of the industry since 81! I mostly do consultancy but also independent inspections, small installations, maintenance and a great deal of product compliance work. Not just play equipment but MUGA (sports equipment), skate, Parkour and most of my time for the last six years is with outdoor fitness equipment.

Other skills are I call myself an engineer and can weld Chinese steel (joke) in a muddy field in the snow!

Also a confirmed workaholic!!!
 
midlifecrisis

midlifecrisis

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Airfield Technical Manager At Bournemouth Airport (EGHH)..

I'm the man who BennyD relies on to do a good job, I make sure he is kept well away from other (Air)Buses, Boeings et al and I make sure that he can land in fog and amongst other duties, I also have to put up with Air Traffic Controllers in person...:frusty5:
 
BennyD

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midlifecrisis said:
Airfield Technical Manager At Bournemouth Airport (EGHH)..

I'm the man who BennyD relies on to do a good job, I make sure he is kept well away from other (Air)Buses, Boeings et al and I make sure that he can land in fog and amongst other duties, I also have to put up with Air Traffic Controllers in person...:frusty5:
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...air trafficers? In person? I thought they were computer generated, I never see them, only ever hear them! You keep doing a good job Martin just in case I ever have to divert there!
 
CatmanV2

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fx: takes deep breath

As of Monday....

Head of Global Product Development Operations for Experian Data Services. Basically I have to build systems that runs 24/7/365. Systems in my world being software, hardware, people, processes, suppliers, contracts. The list goes on. Not as critical as MLC :)

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