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Garell
7th December 2006, 08:28 PM
Hi to all

Some time back around April, I posted a question to you all about geting a job in the furniture industry. There was a lot of discution about it. Was it better to keep it as a hobby, other's recon it was the best thing thay did.

Well I have good new's. I happend to notice a position avaliable in the local rag for a Technology Assistant at the local private school near were I live. The role was to look after the woodwork and metalwork rooms, cut material for students, sharpen tools, etc.

Well I am happy to say that I got the job and start January next year. I have finaly got out of the gardening job I hate and going into something that which was a hobby, is now an enjoyable job. I hope.

Any way thanks to all thoughts that commented on the post and Merry Xmas to all and a Happy New Year.

Regards Jamie

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DJ’s Timber
7th December 2006, 08:36 PM
Congrats on the new job Jamie. Hope it works out for you

Wood Butcher
7th December 2006, 08:40 PM
Congratulation Jamie,

Good Luck and hope all goes well!

martrix
7th December 2006, 08:42 PM
Congratulations.
Hopefully being a private school you will get a good pay rate, probably better conditions than a job actually in the industry.

I'm assuming its part time?

Groggy
7th December 2006, 08:42 PM
Great stuff! I hope it is what you want in the long run.

Garell
7th December 2006, 08:51 PM
The Job is actualy full time.

I had a choice of 4 weeks annual leave or 7 weeks annual leave. I chose 4 weeks annual leave because the pay was a little more.

Unfortunately it is a little less than I get now. But sometimes you have to do what it takes to stay sane. However I wont have a fuel bill. Its only up the road. A 20 min walk and i'm there. Time to break out the push bike.

Thanks every one.

Jamie

Groggy
7th December 2006, 09:03 PM
I had a choice of 4 weeks annual leave or 7 weeks annual leave. I chose 4 weeks annual leave because the pay was a little more.
Maybe you can save some money on tools and supplies though eh? Good luck with it!

joe greiner
7th December 2006, 11:17 PM
With the fuel savings, you might actually be getting more. And the exercise won't hurt you either.

Congratulations.

Joe

RufflyRustic
8th December 2006, 10:30 AM
Congratulations! Even though the money is a little bit less, sounds like your happiness and lifestyle improvements are going to make up the difference and more!!

Looking forward to hearing about your adventures :D

cheers
Wendy

Malibu
8th December 2006, 06:24 PM
Congrats!
Given a choice between a job I hate, to an enjoyable one with a little less money, I'd take the less money.
Well done :D

AlexS
9th December 2006, 11:39 AM
Congratulations Jamie, you've definitely made the correct decision.