How long have you been in your current job?

[Herr-B]

12 in my first (proper) job, 3½ in my second before being made redundant when they went down the pan, and I've been in this one for nearly 4 years.
It's easy money but I'm only part time so it's easy but only half of what everyone else seems to get. I keep half-looking for another job, maybe something a little different but more hours.

Anyone know of any in the north or east parts of Lincolnshire?

 

[Primal Scream]

Thirty six years although I have had a few jobs within the company including , installation engineer, service engineer, Engineering manager, sale and desigsn surveyor, sales team leader and back to sales and design surveyor as the managers salary and commision scheme was crap

 

[Soltydog]

39 years, I started as an apprentice on the railway in 1974, I fear that i won't make 40 years though, as at present i am off sick and the condition will stop me driving trains or be near the railway in the future.

Sorry to hear that, hope things work out ok for you
My current job is the longest I've had, 13 years this month (4 years working from leeds & 9 from Hull) only 18 years to go hopefully

 

[TonyEnjoyD]

17 years 6-weeks
Same company, 3 different jobs, same political boosheet

 

[marshmella]

25 years, same company 3 different sites.

 

[Piemaster]

Nearly 18 with this outfit, but then I'm only on a boat 6 months a year. Does require something of a split personality though. Tried the office for 18 months but they seemed quite unreasonably (to me) to want me there all the time. Back to sea it was then.

 

[the_mikey]

16 years.

 

[jazzkat]

First 'proper job' 13 years, current one 8 years.
Fancy a change but don't know what I want to do

 

[ThinAir]

5 years and 18 days. 31 years to go.....

I enjoy, but as soon as I can guarantee enough income from DJing... I'm off. (BTW, this is just a dream. Chances of it happening? Slim to f*** all).

 

[mrandmrspoves]

31 years nursing in the NHS - current post 4 years.
Can retire in 5 years (9 for a full pension).......... if there is still an NHS to retire from!!!!

 

[screenman]

32 jobs in 3 and 1/2 years when I left school, I have worked for myself and owned many businesses for the last 38 years. As for retirement, no way I enjoy what I do too much. Never got much of an education but I have employed many that did, but I must say I am glad my sons have degree's and masters as things are different now to when I started working.

 

[Kiwiavenger]

Just over 1 year. Was because I wanted to move down south. Got made redundant after 8 years service in a previous job though

 

[PeteXXX]

Started a new job last November. Packed in transport management after several years and went back HGV driving. Easier, less hassle, similar hours and better pay & options!
5 years until retirement unless I get the chance to pack it in sooner

 

[Moon bunny]

The longest I have been in one job for is two years.

 

[smokeysmoo]

Just over 10 years, but I'm working my notice now and I finish there on the 25th of this month and start a new job on the 1st July