Am I being daft?

iamana1ias

Badger_Lady wrote: »

Oh yeah -

5. It's a company that's thriving and indeed growing despite the recession. Job security ain't easy to come by these days, but Admiral can offer it

I heard they were looking to take on another 600 people this year :T

Drea

Edinburghlass wrote: »

Go for it :j

You don't want to look back in a years time and regret not going.

ps is it a man in Wales

:rotfl: Afraid not

Just bored, need something new to get me out and doing things again. How sad at the ripe old age of 23!

iamana1ias

Drea wrote: »

:rotfl: Afraid not

Just bored, need something new to get me out and doing things again. How sad at the ripe old age of 23!

I give you 3 months before you're at it with a colleague. That place is a hotbed of sin

diable

Regret what you have done and not what you haven't done as by then its too late.................

diable

iamana1ias wrote: »

I give you 3 months before you're at it with a colleague. That place is a hotbed of sin

HR tel number is 0800 69 69 69 69 for anyone interested...........

polkadot

Ive lived in the UK for three years now-left South Africa to be a mum and full time PA to a very demanding boss-my very busy husband

In SA I started as a bum in seat in a call centre and worked my way up-led a team, then trained the new comers, then moved to training and finally ended up resigning from the job title "quality analyst" to come over here.

Im 32 weeks pg with number 2 and just spotting your thread has me bawling my eyes out-you sound like me then. I still harbour fantasies of going back to that environment (and yes, Im always nice when I phone call centres now even VM who are in my bad books at the mo)...

I just wanted to wish you the BEST OF THE BEST and say I'll be watching you so I can live vicariously What an amazing oppertunity.

elkay115

But what about your poor Mummy that you will be leaving behind? :P

Well as I have said from the start, go for it. This is the best time to do it, no ties (except your poor mummy) and a chance to build some kind of career, and hopefully earn some decent money to keep your mummy in the style she would like xxx

Drea

polkadot wrote: »

Ive lived in the UK for three years now-left South Africa to be a mum and full time PA to a very demanding boss-my very busy husband

In SA I started as a bum in seat in a call centre and worked my way up-led a team, then trained the new comers, then moved to training and finally ended up resigning from the job title "quality analyst" to come over here.

Im 32 weeks pg with number 2 and just spotting your thread has me bawling my eyes out-you sound like me then. I still harbour fantasies of going back to that environment (and yes, Im always nice when I phone call centres now even VM who are in my bad books at the mo)...

I just wanted to wish you the BEST OF THE BEST and say I'll be watching you so I can live vicariously What an amazing oppertunity.

Aww bless thanks

elkay115 wrote: »

But what about your poor Mummy that you will be leaving behind? :P

Well as I have said from the start, go for it. This is the best time to do it, no ties (except your poor mummy) and a chance to build some kind of career, and hopefully earn some decent money to keep your mummy in the style she would like xxx

You are a numpty.

elkay115

Pfft, I hope you don't talk to your mummy that you are abandoning like that :O :P

Kate78

Yeah go for it. Sounds like a great opportunity, do it while you're young and have no ties.