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northstar23

I'm a farm worker... went straight into that after Uni having had part time jobs on the local farms during my degree. The pay is OK, the job is enjoyable and you get a few decent side benefits.

I also chop and sell logs and look after a local large garden for a bit of extra tax free cash. All in all not a bad life I must say.

keran77

In the past I have been:

a domestic assistant
packer in a clothes factory

and now a teacher and really loving it!

david69_2

work in sales for a builders merchants

CocoLoco_3

matthew74 wrote: »

Longhaul airline pilot. Not as glam as it sounds let me assure you.

But I bet it makes a great chat up line!

ISAmad

Could Someone recommend a good starting company to get registered with for this? I've just stumbled across the concept from reading this board. Very interesting; what kind of money are you guys raking?

save-a-lot

ISAmad wrote: »

Could Someone recommend a good starting company to get registered with for this? I've just stumbled across the concept from reading this board. Very interesting; what kind of money are you guys raking?

I think you should have started a new thread. This thread is 'list your job'

louby_lou

IT Consultant. Aka IT slave.

Lil_Mothachucka

I am in my late 20's and work as I.T Consultant. I am self-employed and I am currently working on a govt. contract and make around £35-40K a year.

Sometimes I can work 12 hour days other times I work 4 hours, it is very irregular work but I love contracting and so far the I.T market has not been hit that hard by the recession so hopefully I will always be needed.

MrsB2100

I'm 40 and I'm a Credit Controller. Basically, I chase up Companies that owe money on unpaid invoices and check that new accounts can have credit. I got made redundant last year after my job was outsourced to Eastern Europe. It can be a well-paid job, but I'm temping right now for much less than I was on. I was on £25k a year - and I have no formal qualifications - I have 4 CSE's and thats it. Common sense is what you need!

Also do loads of surveys and the odd bit of ebaying now and then.

squelchy69

I'm 33 and have worked for the Police for 15 years. Currently a researcher. Not bad money and its a reasonably safe a flexible job (touch wood!)