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#106 charie t

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:35 PM

unfortunately i'm unemployed at the moment :( refuse to go on the dole... Need to find a new job soon!

Thats called being retired :P

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:41 PM

I'm a chef at a world famous restaurant.


McDonalds?

#108 kingbenvolio

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:49 PM

Im at university by day and a musician by night ... = Bum!

Also work for my local council as an Arts/Events supervisor on the odd weekend.. But thats the boring bit :shifty:

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:55 PM

I'm a roadside patrolman for the rac

For the record, i'm not the one in the sun who stole the wheels off a peugeot 206 and was caught on cctv

#110 MaxAndPaddy

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 11:01 PM

I'm a roadside patrolman for the rac

For the record, i'm not the one in the sun who stole the wheels off a peugeot 206 and was caught on cctv


Nothing wrong with a hobby

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#111 Burnard

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 11:09 PM

I'm a chef at a world famous restaurant.


World famous restaurant yes.

Chef you are not! you are a waiter.

#112 Bungle

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Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:22 AM


I'm a chef at a world famous restaurant.


World famous restaurant yes.

Chef you are not! you are a waiter.



the one that runs out into the car part with your order from the drive through at McDonalds

Edited by Bungle, 04 April 2012 - 06:23 AM.


#113 ibrooks

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Posted 04 April 2012 - 10:12 AM

I look after the file servers in a missile factory. We're very busy at the moment - I think someone is planning something :whistling:

I'm a contractor and the company I work for is the main one named for taking all that money off the NHS. It's not my fault though - the only thing I've ever had to do with those accounts was a couple of weeks working at the Kremlin in Leeds (Quarry House). Most of my work is in the defence industry.

I have heard various bits of inside info though and have my own take on why it went so horribly wrong and we took so much money off the government. Number one question I have (and have had since the program was announced) is why a project whose stated intent was to provide a centralised and unified records system was split into regions and tenders awarded to different companies across those regions? After that I think the main problem was down to the customer not really understanding what they wanted or how they wanted it. Our company's shortfall I think was in not managing the customer - we should have drawn a line and refused to allow any more creep in the targets until we had met an initial set of criteria. What actually happened was that the customer kept making the goalposts further away and each time they did it we said "yep, no problems but it'll cost you £x extra and take x many more months/years" and they kept agreeing and paying. Our management should have seen that it was all going to come to a head eventually and we would be the bad guy because we had taken so much money off them. Some would say that's all with the benefit of hindsight but it seems that all the other companies that had the contracts for the various regions could see it coming and bailed out - our management was just stupid enough to pick up the hot potatoes that they had dropped and finally we are the ones left holding them all.

Iain

#114 Mini Mad Drakeley

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Posted 04 April 2012 - 05:55 PM

i work in a fruit, veg and delicatesent shop, we sometimes export pate over to england, germany and other places :P hopefully gona get an apprenticeship though

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Posted 04 April 2012 - 08:20 PM

I look after the file servers in a missile factory. We're very busy at the moment - I think someone is planning something :whistling:

I'm a contractor and the company I work for is the main one named for taking all that money off the NHS. It's not my fault though - the only thing I've ever had to do with those accounts was a couple of weeks working at the Kremlin in Leeds (Quarry House). Most of my work is in the defence industry.

I have heard various bits of inside info though and have my own take on why it went so horribly wrong and we took so much money off the government. Number one question I have (and have had since the program was announced) is why a project whose stated intent was to provide a centralised and unified records system was split into regions and tenders awarded to different companies across those regions? After that I think the main problem was down to the customer not really understanding what they wanted or how they wanted it. Our company's shortfall I think was in not managing the customer - we should have drawn a line and refused to allow any more creep in the targets until we had met an initial set of criteria. What actually happened was that the customer kept making the goalposts further away and each time they did it we said "yep, no problems but it'll cost you £x extra and take x many more months/years" and they kept agreeing and paying. Our management should have seen that it was all going to come to a head eventually and we would be the bad guy because we had taken so much money off them. Some would say that's all with the benefit of hindsight but it seems that all the other companies that had the contracts for the various regions could see it coming and bailed out - our management was just stupid enough to pick up the hot potatoes that they had dropped and finally we are the ones left holding them all.

Iain


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Posted 04 April 2012 - 08:50 PM

I'm a trainee mechanic at an independent land rover/range rover specialist, but we also do agricultural engineering work. :proud:

Love my job, Would be bored to tears if i was unemployed. (and the mini would have no funding) :mmkay:

#117 minimarco

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Posted 04 April 2012 - 10:03 PM

Animator. Currently "working" on the new teenage mutant ninja turtles tv series by nickelodeon.

#118 AVV IT

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Posted 05 April 2012 - 06:53 PM

AVV IT ..someones after your title ..
Should i say ur E.S.S.A.Y Title


Many have tried to imitate, few have succeeded.... ;D

#119 Black.Ghost

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Posted 05 April 2012 - 07:01 PM

Animator. Currently "working" on the new teenage mutant ninja turtles tv series by nickelodeon.

I loved that program. If a new series is rubbish, I'm blaming you and you alone >_<

#120 Mini 360

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Posted 05 April 2012 - 07:02 PM

Stock worker with a well known fruit based technology company. :)

But Im also trying to make a name for myself by doing freelance automotive photography and some graphic design stuff too. Photography is more successful at the moment but come end of May I will have a degree in Graphic Design.

I have no free time. Ever. Which being 20 is pretty crap :lol:

Edited by Mini 360, 05 April 2012 - 07:04 PM.





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