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A job not in an office - any ideas urban?

How about the Police Force? great career if your suited to it, trying to persuade one of my younger brothers to join up at the moment.
 
Belushi said:
My old man was, must be where I get it from :D

I trained to be a joiner when I left school, sometimes wish I'd kept it up - probably earn more than I do now and you can travel the world with a good trade.
I quite like the idea of having a Useful Skill. I have been so thoroughly free of them up till now :(
 
Brainaddict said:
I quite like the idea of having a Useful Skill. I have been so thoroughly free of them up till now :(

I know that feeling. Mind you, my writer's block has become slightly unblocked so I don't feel as pointless today as I normally do.

Do you want to set up some sort of corporate training thing whereby we're paid extortionate amounts of money to give motivation training to people and make them do ridiculous things in the name of teambuilding and undamming their consciousness streams?
 
Brainaddict said:
I quite like the idea of having a Useful Skill. I have been so thoroughly free of them up till now :(

Yeah, I have skills but nothing practical like that. My old man can do anything with his hands - wish I'd paid more attention when he tried to teach me things when I was a kid.
 
Orang Utan said:
I have arms scarred from artexed walls
You wouldn't have been damaged by mine. It was so shit you only had to cough in the general direction and it fell off the wall in chunks
 
bluestreak said:
I know that feeling. Mind you, my writer's block has become slightly unblocked so I don't feel as pointless today as I normally do.

Do you want to set up some sort of corporate training thing whereby we're paid extortionate amounts of money to give motivation training to people and make them do ridiculous things in the name of teambuilding and undamming their consciousness streams?
Believe me I've thought about it. I've seen how much my dept pays for training :eek:

I have morals though. Very inconvenient.
 
kyser_soze said:
Damn the morals, I'd be up for that.
The economics seems sound. £1000 per person for two days of NLP training or 'boosting your confidence' or some such nonsense. Ten people on the course, pay your trainer £1000, keep the £9000 for yourself. Really, I've thought about it, but really, I've got morals :(
 
You either need a very well defined niche, superb sales skills or a top-notch database of potential purchasers to make any money as a new-entrant intermediary in training.

Anyway, you'd need to work from an office.

Welder?
 
dodgepot said:
get a job in a warehouse, doing warehouse type of things.
I did once drive a fork-lift tractor for a job. It was rubbish though and my knee never quite recovered from the bastard of a clutch.
 
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