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Dream job...:hhhmmm

Test driving and presenting cars shown on Top Gear

 

Words cannot describe what im thinking!

 

Renovating barns.

 

Err ... I think you'll find Arroryn is asking what you would like to do as your Dream Job, not your current part time job! LOL

 

Seriouly? Working in IT.

Thats my answer. Probably Consultancy or Design not sure to be honest- but it would be in IT. Regardless, of the £££'s earned from keeping my pimp hand strong, it still will be in IT, as the love is stronger.

 

I think you have a good point there, do we do IT for the money??? No! ( I hope I hear some of you say!) we do it because we love it!

I would like to go more in the direction of setting up a company to do security for business and banks! Sort of CEH but better!

 

Either consulting on Virtualization, or Fictional Author.

 

Aren't they just! Unfortunately not...though we are taking on more bigger jobs around the home.
We fully gutted, then plummed and tiled our previous bathroom, installed the suite...put laminate flooring down (though that's easy) and recently tiled our kitchen floor in a professional manner (layed it all out first then cut the tiles so that they were of equal size around the edges etc etc) I love general decorating too - I painted the majority of our house since we moved in in Feb...and we have done a bit of landscaping (cutting borders and laying stones etc) around the garden.

Would love to have the opportunity to go more advanced...and make money out of it!

 

Stick at it and there is a very strong chance that that dream will become reality!

 

i did nothing before IT ive always done it

Would be cool to be an explorer like Ranulph Fiennes

Grim

 

Professional hockey player. If I'd been born in Canada then maybe... ah who am i kiding - the only player that's made it in the NHL in the last thirty years around my size is Theo Fleury... and I'm not THAT nuts

Seriously - if money was no object I'd work with big cats.

 

Dream job? Photographer.

I only do I.T. for the money right now - the love left the building years ago. If there was someone else competent fixing computers where I live I could hang up my hat. As things sit, I'm the only person within several hundred kilometres with the training. So the locals pressed me into service.

 

I love what I've done, and I love what I'm doing. That said, I'd love to do nothing but play PC games all day and make money doing it. The second part is the difficult part.

I think any job where I have to learn and troubleshoot and analyze data or processes is an enjoyable job for me. In the past, this has always held true - intelligence analyst, operations analyst, chemist, tech, writer. I'm sure there are plenty of other opportunities that remain in my future.

 

I'd always liked to work with animals, especially small cats. So I suppose I'd end up working for the RSPCA.

 

Dream job? Probably some sort of full-time writer's gig. Maybe a world famous novelist who only has to write when he wants to and can set his own schedule. That way, I could write when I wanted and then do other things as well, such as travel, study, perhaps take another degree. I'd really like the opportunity to study the Bible in more depth than I have time for now. As Tevye said in the film/stage musical "Fiddler on the Roof", studying the scriptures 7 hours with the learned men every day would be the sweetest thing I know.

 

1. Pro Baseball Player -- at one point in my life, albeit a long time ago, I had the talent...
2. Guitar Player -- it's been over 20 years, still haven't made it.
3. Pro Bass Fisherman -- yeah, believe it or not, you can make serious cash in the US fishing.

However, given the three above, I'm sure they'd get tiresome after a while. What I crave, what I've been craving for years, is creativity. I've done nothing but make a living fixing other people's problems in a technical capacity, and I'm soooo over it. Sure, there's a certain gratification, but I've never been able to use that 'other' side of my brain full time. Strange?

 

I would love to be doing the exact same thing or racing F1.