what do you do for a living?

[HZSandman]

have been a training consultant for nearly 17 years now. Go out to organisations and run training sessions on all sorts of programs. Time Management, Customer service, negotiation skills, influencing etc as well as some computer training in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access etc.

Work for myself and try to work 3-4 days a week if I can. Goes up and down a bit. Sometimes 5 days a week next week 1 day.

you can check out my web page at ianfraserconsulting.com.au

Love the work. Short hours and the work doesn't follow me home at all.

[HX76King]

I did the usual teenage jobs, I worked at an independent pizza place and Kennards hire on weekends while I was at school.

I then started working as a Surveying drafts man while still working at Kennards. It was sooo boring but I wanted to stick it out. When I helped draw the plans for the Oran Park development I found it hard to get out of bed in the morning knowing that I was destroying an Australian icon ;). So after I got my certificate I go the hell out of there and went to work at Kennards as a full time casual.

18 months later I was accepted into the police college in Goulburn and went through 8 months of S**T, now I'm a cop, out in the wild west. It's lots of fun and you never know what your walking into but I like helping people that really need help. Now only 40 odd years of work to go.