Clock in/Clock off jobs - 45-50k
Discussion
Zoobeef said:
I didnt realise that was the only option on the thread.
It’s not, and I’ve not gone through every post.I’m simply saying that zero stress jobs are extremely rare particularly at what is close to twice average earnings .
The OP could get an HGV drivers licence but as a new starter I don’t think he’d earn 45k a year and it’s a stressful job too.
Thankyou4calling said:
It’s not, and I’ve not gone through every post.
I’m simply saying that zero stress jobs are extremely rare particularly at what is close to twice average earnings .
The OP could get an HGV drivers licence but as a new starter I don’t think he’d earn 45k a year and it’s a stressful job too.
There's more stress working at McDonald's than my job.I’m simply saying that zero stress jobs are extremely rare particularly at what is close to twice average earnings .
The OP could get an HGV drivers licence but as a new starter I don’t think he’d earn 45k a year and it’s a stressful job too.
Gareth1974 said:
Signalman (signaller) - Some would consider this a stressful job, others take it in their stride. But it's well paid once you've spent a couple of years in the lower grades https://www.networkrail.co.uk/campaigns/signalling...
Meet Jack the Signal 
We could train a load of them and make a fortune.
Alternatively, OP, have you considered Outsourcing yourself?. It is a dream of my own to accomplish this.
Drive a dumptruck.....no seriously turn up,drive automatic,leave it in D,retarder,engine brake,air suspended seat,radio on,digger driver pips horn....drive off....dozer driver lifts blade ..tip there,repeat,Mon to Fri,paying around £18hr,plenty work on hs2 areas,cpcs training course less than a grand 4 days
I think its easily possible.
But it will be a year of stress/learning before you get to that level.
Project Management isn't generally that difficult if you have good organizational skills. Most of the PM's I have met are pretty chilled out and have a stress free life.
Its really how you manage work and stress that dictates how stressful a job is really
But it will be a year of stress/learning before you get to that level.
Project Management isn't generally that difficult if you have good organizational skills. Most of the PM's I have met are pretty chilled out and have a stress free life.
Its really how you manage work and stress that dictates how stressful a job is really
clio007 said:
I think its easily possible.
But it will be a year of stress/learning before you get to that level.
Project Management isn't generally that difficult if you have good organizational skills. Most of the PM's I have met are pretty chilled out and have a stress free life.
Its really how you manage work and stress that dictates how stressful a job is really
Yes, you're right, stress is pretty much a creation of our own minds, but sometimes a particular set of circumstances/colleagues can exacerabte a situation.But it will be a year of stress/learning before you get to that level.
Project Management isn't generally that difficult if you have good organizational skills. Most of the PM's I have met are pretty chilled out and have a stress free life.
Its really how you manage work and stress that dictates how stressful a job is really
Thankyou4calling said:
Zoobeef said:
I didnt realise that was the only option on the thread.
I’m simply saying that zero stress jobs are extremely rare particularly at what is close to twice average earnings .ElectricSoup said:
Can I have his number? The masked bandit who did my windows yesterday charged £27. I do not live in Windsor Castle.
God in heaven! 
You can tell you’re in the SE - Lancashire, big Victorian mill owners house. £7. Back on topic - OP you maybe just need to change employer; I work in IT, from home almost all the time, seemingly come and go as I please (usually knock off at 4), none of this malarkey you are on about and earn considerably more than you’re asking. Sounds like I’m a similar age to you too. Look for a more fun job in the same industry - or go for a role with lass management hassle.
Dog Star said:
ElectricSoup said:
Can I have his number? The masked bandit who did my windows yesterday charged £27. I do not live in Windsor Castle.
God in heaven! You can tell you’re in the SE - Lancashire, big Victorian mill owners house. £7. Back on topic - OP you maybe just need to change employer; I work in IT, from home almost all the time, seemingly come and go as I please (usually knock off at 4), none of this malarkey you are on about and earn considerably more than you’re asking. Sounds like I’m a similar age to you too. Look for a more fun job in the same industry - or go for a role with lass management hassle.
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