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Without giving away too much for obvious reasons but what do you do to earn a living...
Looking for new ideas, as current 5 year plan fell flat on its face...
Want to earn 30k  degree educated, dyslexic so hate being bored/ chained to a desk...
Current job I am bored stiff in... its admin, hate it.... |
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I'm in purchasing. I love it, lots of interpersonal stuff, relationship building and persuasion, if I'm in a bad mood I get to take it out on poorly performing suppliers and everyone pretends to be my friend. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Without giving away too much for obvious reasons but what do you do to earn a living...
Looking for new ideas, as current 5 year plan fell flat on its face...
Want to earn 30k degree educated, dyslexic so hate being bored/ chained to a desk...
Get into something regards house building compliance! Or health and safety
Current job I am bored stiff in... its admin, hate it...."
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over a year ago
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Website consultant. Kind of Jack of all trades web stuff.
Boring as fuck. Been doing it too long and not fussed about keeping up with tech.
Would also like a new job. |
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Sales.
I never went to uni but a few of my team did.
My greatest achievement is surprising those who wrote me off when times get tough.
You don’t get diamonds without pressure.
I’d say sales is ideal for someone who is confident, can sustain eye contact, can listen and talk. I started late at 30 but now earn more bonus than my first sales salary in 2001. It’s hard work but can be very rewarding. |
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I feel your pain OP. I am so incredibly bored and fed up of my job. I've done the same career for over 30 years and need a change. Problem is my bosses are exceptional, it's flexible and only a 10 minute drive to work. I'm not going to find that elsewhere.
Hope you find some inspiration and find a job you love. |
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By *ancer36Woman
over a year ago
Stirling |
I work in finance - good pay but company is ran by morons
I also own a dance/fitness business which I love it allows me to have an outlay for my creative side and to keep enjoying my passion for dance.
I had toyed with the idea of doing the dance/fitness full time but then covid hit and I’m glad I still had my other job security there xx |
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over a year ago
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"Computer stuff incredibly sexy can’t say too much or the hot women in here might lose control and cause flooding!! Yup - thats how sexy compters are!!  "
If you know your way around a spreadsheet then by god I'll be dripping! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You wouldn't like mine I don't think, quite a bit of admin work although get to work with lots of different people and in different places, but not very liked by many of the people I deal with  |
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over a year ago
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Offshore, but the industry's shagged now so you wouldn't want to do that, though you would get your 30k for making beds!
Only fans, looking at your profile you'd be quids in. |
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over a year ago
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I have my own pet business, I do pet grooming, pet first aid, nutrition advice, psychological therapy, photon therapy, behaviour training, pet sitting and dog walking.
Hard work but I love it  |
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over a year ago
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I work outdoor in a national park…. Not in tourism…. I’m an engineer….. also dyslexic, so hate bing indoors doing paperwork!! At least I get to be out and about up in the hills!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I work with wood.
I’ve always enjoyed crafting and making things (I am good with my hands  ) and I need to work for myself. So to find myself doing this wasn’t a mystery. 
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over a year ago
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"Gardener landscaper,,,self employed, built up a good and growing client base.
Its hard work but very satisfying also being your own boss
Doubt i could go back to being an employee
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On a serous note, i think that's the best way, when you are self-employed. |
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By *iving Bi a TryMan
over a year ago
Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales) |
"I get paid to take people on walking holidays or tougher expeditions. I love it.
Gbat
That's an awesome thing to do for a living "
Well, if only covid would let up a bit!! They keep cancelling my jobs (not unreasonably I suppose).
Gbat |
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Well done to you op for going into a job thats challenging with being dyslexic firstly! I’m dyslexic too, self employed in a creative business! Every day is different, flexible, no desk to sit behind and hands on, I love it! I def don’t earn 30k tho haha Miss pc |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I work in finance - good pay but company is ran by morons
I also own a dance/fitness business which I love it allows me to have an outlay for my creative side and to keep enjoying my passion for dance.
I had toyed with the idea of doing the dance/fitness full time but then covid hit and I’m glad I still had my other job security there xx"
Can you teach me / give me a lesson/ or some tips?  |
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