Post: Your Dream Job. What is it?
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04-10-2012, 01:16 AM
#1
Original
League Champion
I'm currently in my dream job, if you can call it a "job", I see it more as a hobby. As some of you may or may not know I play professional football (soccer if your American) for Fulham Football club. Me and my team-mates had this discussion on the way back from an away game, and pondered the question, If we didn't have football, what would we do?
I'd hope to be an author or Child psychologist; I'm an educated footballer, not all footballers are idiotic, speech slurring buffoons. When I'm not training, I attend A-level classes at a college. ; I achieved two A's and a C in my January exam's, my two A grades coming in Politics and psychology, my C coming in Mechanics.
Recently I was offered a professional contract at Fulham, something I accepted without hesitation. I play football FULL time, and A-level's are very much out of the window, considering I could be making TV appearances in the next year or so, but I still want my A-level's and the opportunity to further a career after football.
Your dream Job? What is it? Would you do it for financial gain, or would you do it out of passion for the thing you love?
Think about it.
04-10-2012, 01:10 PM
#20
Chaz
Tremble Underfoot
Originally posted by xinfectedsoulx
As long as you're not one of the IT assistants that doesn't know a thing about computer unless it's on the screen in front of you it's all good. Nothing worse than phoning up your internet provider and asking them a question and they're like "I'm sorry sir I do no know the answer to that", yet it's usually an easy question such as "Where is the start button located?", jokes, obvs, but still easy.
I'm training for the RAF Regiment. When I apply, I don't know yet, but I still have a lot of fitness work to do.
I'm training for the RAF Regiment. When I apply, I don't know yet, but I still have a lot of fitness work to do.
:lol: Yeah I know exactly of the people you're talking about :p But I'm well suited in computers, and we have it easy
because we deal with password resets, equipment loans, software troubleshooting, etc. So it's a pretty easy job
04-10-2012, 08:52 PM
#22
Originally posted by Prodigy
I bring to you a simple question; What is your dream job?
I'm currently in my dream job, if you can call it a "job", I see it more as a hobby. As some of you may or may not know I play professional football (soccer if your American) for Fulham Football club. Me and my team-mates had this discussion on the way back from an away game, and pondered the question, If we didn't have football, what would we do?
I'd hope to be an author or Child psychologist; I'm an educated footballer, not all footballers are idiotic, speech slurring buffoons. When I'm not training, I attend A-level classes at a college. ; I achieved two A's and a C in my January exam's, my two A grades coming in Politics and psychology, my C coming in Mechanics.
Recently I was offered a professional contract at Fulham, something I accepted without hesitation. I play football FULL time, and A-level's are very much out of the window, considering I could be making TV appearances in the next year or so, but I still want my A-level's and the opportunity to further a career after football.
Your dream Job? What is it? Would you do it for financial gain, or would you do it out of passion for the thing you love?
Think about it.
I'm currently in my dream job, if you can call it a "job", I see it more as a hobby. As some of you may or may not know I play professional football (soccer if your American) for Fulham Football club. Me and my team-mates had this discussion on the way back from an away game, and pondered the question, If we didn't have football, what would we do?
I'd hope to be an author or Child psychologist; I'm an educated footballer, not all footballers are idiotic, speech slurring buffoons. When I'm not training, I attend A-level classes at a college. ; I achieved two A's and a C in my January exam's, my two A grades coming in Politics and psychology, my C coming in Mechanics.
Recently I was offered a professional contract at Fulham, something I accepted without hesitation. I play football FULL time, and A-level's are very much out of the window, considering I could be making TV appearances in the next year or so, but I still want my A-level's and the opportunity to further a career after football.
Your dream Job? What is it? Would you do it for financial gain, or would you do it out of passion for the thing you love?
Think about it.
I want to be a Computer Hardware Engineer.
04-11-2012, 02:43 PM
#24
Dream job would probably be working for a private security company such as Academi (formerly known as Blackwater USA), on a standard 6 month contract most of the employees make $650-$700 a day. It's only slightly more dangerous than being an enlisted military man but you make fourfold what they make...no risk no reward. Up to $126,000 for a 6 month contract and $273,750 for a full years contract (get paid more/day for a years contract so I used $750 as the base pay)
04-11-2012, 04:40 PM
#27
daRealMiami305
Grunt
04-12-2012, 09:36 AM
#28
TheTrueAce
Bounty hunter
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