What would your dream job be?

[flatface]

Paramedic

Currently sorting my course for becoming a paramedic as we speak!

I'm a final year paramed student

[Empired]

Anything with fabulous pay tbh

Other than that, no idea at all x(

[Zelda]

Research chemist

[Fuseless]

Dream job - Professional Poker Player.. Love the game, and have won two tournaments to date, will be playing the PokerStars Sunday Million tomorrow, for a buy in of £215 so im looking to make the final table as a personal goal, if i do ill donate £215 of my winnings to the site (I doubt ill make the table though so don't get your hopes up)

Realistic Job - British army Reconnaissance soldier.. Ive always wanted to join the military as i feel it would be a great achievement and my chance to give something back.

[Inseriousity.]

Dream job would be a writer. Either fiction or something academic that I'm really interested in (and even more ideally, a pioneer and expert in that area that everyone looks up to and makes lots of money doing speeches and whatnot). I'd also be interested in working in the Department of Education

Failing that, I'd like to be a teacher. I'm sorta struggling atm cos I've gone from primary to secondary to primary again so I'm not sure who I want to teach but I would like to teach someone

[CrazyColaist]

DJ/Producer, not that im doing that anyway lol

[Foregetfuhl]

Realisiticly a Solicitor as I am studying Law at university.. (dullll!)
But if I could be anything I would want to be involved in games development. XBOOOOXXX

[smithy1997]

Paramedic, Chef, Teacher

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Landlord

[Undesirable]

I would like to be a Hotel Manager. I have the basic knowledge for it but i still need a degree to be able to work in a hotel. So i would just wait for a few more years and hopefully i could get my dream job!

I worked in Hospitality for 6 years. Worked my way up to a Front of House Manager and Duty Manager. I worked closely with the General Manager (Hotel Manager) and i can honestly say that unless you don't want a life.. it isn't a good job. Its long hours, heavly underpaid in comparison to previous years and thank-less. Generally Hospitality is though.

I work in an Airport just now and i love it, excellent money and good banter. Ideally i will train to become a Paramedic though.

[Eric]

I worked in Hospitality for 6 years. Worked my way up to a Front of House Manager and Duty Manager. I worked closely with the General Manager (Hotel Manager) and i can honestly say that unless you don't want a life.. it isn't a good job. Its long hours, heavly underpaid in comparison to previous years and thank-less. Generally Hospitality is though.

I work in an Airport just now and i love it, excellent money and good banter. Ideally i will train to become a Paramedic though.

True. Everybody told me that, i should re-consider. What did you do in an airport?