#MyFirst7Jobs

[#1]

Saw that this was trending on Twitter and wondered how it would get on in this forum.

Here we go:

1. Assistant Groundsman at a sports club
2. Paper Boy
3. Glass Collector
4. Flyering/Promotions
5. Barman
6. Sports Coach
7. Bookmaker Telebetting

[#2]

1. Paperboy
2. Film Finishing (work experience)
3. Supermarket worker
4. Barman
5. Gardener
6. Door to door salesman
7. Waiter/server/barstaff

[#3]

1.Picking potatoes/Turnips/Hay making on a local farm for pocket money.

2.Paper boy. (Don't ever recall paper girls)

3.clerical work for firm building aluminium bodies for trucks.

4.Apprentice fitter for firm building large printing presses for newspapers and magazines.

5.Health service

6.Retirement.

[#4]

nice way to share more personal info online for those dodgy scammers  

[#5]

@St3

I suspect most people on this forum are well advised about scamming methods, indeed some of the latest scams are often highlighted on this very forum.

[#6]

Have had a few jobs before settling into my current career...

1. pot washer

2. cafe barista

3. school photographer

4. military college steward

5. shop worker

6. barman

7. Configurations engineer

[#7]

1 - 5 . Sales Assistant

6. Bank Waste Clerk

7. Housing Stores Cataloguer

[#8]

I'm boring and unadventurous with just two jobs

Bank worker, though given the diferent functions may coubt as more than one.

Inland Revenue..tax collection.

@Mav What a chore that was in my time! The job must be a mystery to some.

[#9]

I was at Midland Bank in 1980. Had a great bank at the Blue in Bermondsey then got moved to East Dulwich and hated it there

[#10]

Just the first one, which was as a barber at our local maternity hospital - it all went downhill after there! 

[#11]

Only 4 in my case:

(1) Paper-boy - needed it for pocket money because my dad was tight, and Mum didn't have spare for 6 kids.

(2) 6 months trying to sort said dads business - while looking for a proper job.

(3) 30 years doing numerous jobs in production offices at steelworks - for those that know the goings on in the Sheffield steel industry, I started at Firth Brown and finished at Allvac.

(4) Back to paper-boy after I had to take early retirement.

Now fully retired.

[#12]

1. Paper boy (£1:1s a week)
2. Laboratory technician (Jessop Saville Ltd Trainee £4:50 a week)
3. Building site labourer (Stop gap)
4. Factory labourer (Viners Ltd leading to 5)
5. Plumber (Training on the job by master plumber)
6. Welder (Qualified)
7. IT admin

[#13]

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@Mav wrote:

I was at Midland Bank in 1980. Had a great bank at the Blue in Bermondsey then got moved to East Dulwich and hated it there

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Me 1958 in a large London branch at the start. BTW does National Service count as a job? Ugh!

[#14]

Luzern wrote:
does National Service count as a job? Ugh!

I thought that was a hobby

/Coat

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[#15]

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@Minivanman wrote:

Just the first one, which was as a barber at our local maternity hospital - it all went downhill after there! 

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When you found it wasn't a caesarian foundation course!