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ilsm


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Winston Churchill once said, "If you find a job you love, you'll never work again."

What do you think?



-- Edited by ilsm on Thursday 26th of September 2013 10:46:47 PM

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Amanda


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How very true! I like that one.

I wonder how many of us have found the jobs we love?

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Shamus


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Found it... Double lottery winner... Unfortunately you have to fill in like a million forms, costs a fortune in application fee's and there's still no guarantee of getting the job.

Seriously though absolutely love Excel development / data analysis and when doing it I'm like a pig in muck and the hours... indeed days... just fly by unoticed.

Love this job as well, espechially playing with VT and torturing clients but there are also things about the job that I detest. Predominantly Sage and RTI both of which I try my best to avoid.






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Churchill was wrong about this one, I was in love with my job as a 16 year old only for the owner to sell the business. I am in love with my job now though so much so it has consumed my life.

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