What do you do for a living?

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Mortiroloboy

New Member
I used to be the CEO of a multinational offshore bank.:biggrin:
 

Will1985

Über Member
Location
South Norfolk
Tax dodging...uh..I mean a student - masters in International Business on top of my BA in French and Italian.

I was considering writing cyclist, but then I do spend more time studying than sport....now!
 

Fab Foodie

hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
Location
Kirton, Devon.
I'm a Food Scientist of some 25 years now.
Work in a specialised ingredients business for one of the worlds top 50 food companies. I look after the Technical and NPD needs of our largest customer. Get to travel regularly to production plants in Germany, Spain, Poland, Hungary, Austria and occasionally Brasil. Trip to Russia being lined-up soon too.
Work in a lab/development kitchen, radio-on and sorrounded by many varieties of and food lovely ladies...
Life's a bitch sometimes... and it pays the bills (just).
 

Will1985

Über Member
Location
South Norfolk
spandex said:
Same as Mickle and the same company as most of you know

www.companyofcyclists.com

Mickle and Spandex - I didn't know that....I spoke to a colleague of yours today at university...quite interested in my Pompino. Do you ever get to go out and travel the country?
 
Will1985 said:
Mickle and Spandex - I didn't know that....I spoke to a colleague of yours today at university...quite interested in my Pompino. Do you ever get to go out and travel the country?

Young or old(ish)?

Travel us... us all the time if I had to have a guess 2 or 3 months out of the year.

What did you talk to them about?
 

Willow

Senior Member
Location
Surrey
I am now full time taxi driver and housekeeper to my 2 lovely boys (11 and 10)and I work as a bursar in a school paid 24 hours a week unpaid x hours (5 tonight!)

In my old life I was a banker hard though it may seem given the modern career structure when I had my first branch it was the first all female branch in the country for my particular bank and I was the youngest appointed manager the first female in the South West & Wales Region. I think this was about 20 years ago. My claim to fame was the Sunday Mail article where a customer wrote complaining the young female manager wouldn't led him any money - if that was you I am sorry to say HO fully supported my decision!


What would I like to do

I always fancied being an estate agent (obviously not a good time at the moment) or a car salesman failing that just playing tennis and cycling would suit if someone would care to finance me.
 
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