They always say it's not what you know but who you know and maybe we might be able to help each other out with what we do a work. Who knows but just a topic for conversation.

I'll go first then.

I am a Sales Manager for a label printing company based in Corby.
www.peterlynn4labels.co.uk

Ignore any photos of people on there if you look, I've not been added yet.

Cheers
Lewis

Im a house husband/man of lesuire type thingy

Luck get I work on the railway, a freight company called EWS(English, Welsh and Scottish Railway) Some people say that EWS stands for Eat, Work and Sh**, but i dont agree with that American company just been taken over by a German company Work stupid hours and stupid shift patterns and to be honest, i must be stupid to work for em

I work for a Canadian Company
Nortel
IT support
It used to be very interesting and I loved it. Now just do it to pay the bills

Sorry - work did you say ?? I stayed at the same firm for 22 years before deciding it didnt suit me

I have too much to do to waste my time with work ..........though it does intrude a couple of days a week unless I am very careful

I work for Her Majesties Revenue & Customs, in the database management and CD burning department

ok, the truth, IT for a bank

I'm a child care officer . I work with those kids that no one else can or wants to manage

If you combined the both, you could make a fortune

Oh, im a part time male model and assasin aswell but i consider them more hobby's than job's. The fringe benefits are excellent though

An interesting bunch

I am one of the "lucky gits" it seems

I took the King's shilling (voluntary redundancy) at the end of March and retired from Local Government. It wasn't the usual boring job - it involved a big team looking after the ICT needs of over 500 schools in the Local Authority.

Life was never dull but I must say that I don't miss the job (ever dealt with head teachers? Funny lot!) but I do miss the office crack - it gets a bit quiet during the week and not too many other trail riders around able to do weekday runs. End up spending too much time at the PC

The upside is that I am able to do quite a lot for the local TRF group (particularly on RoW stuff) which otherwise is left to that "someone else" bloke.

The downside is that I don't have any real practical skills or contacts to help other members out with BUT I am happy to have a go at any RoW queries for folk who aren't TRF members and therefore don't have a line into local support and advice.

I'm a Technical Support Engineer in the automation industry and I've been with the same company for over 20 years ........

this made me smile as is sums me up nicely as well!

'It used to be very interesting and I loved it. Now just do it to pay the bills '

No but head teachers dealt with me on a regular basis in my youth

I ain't done it for 20 years though . I was an H.G.V. driver till I was 29 then jacked it in and went to uni to study Psychology and Criminology . Never thought that would lead me to a job where I get called all the names under the sun for a living

My mrs did Psychology, and reckons there's hope for me yet

Well im a scaffolder so im out every day in all weathers playing with my mates on a building site .

JAPITS

(just another poor IT sap) Solutions architect to govt institutions.