I left school at 16, I left with 8 CSE`s (my year was the last year before they introduced GCSE`s) the usual topics maths, English, Geography, music etc but I hated every minute of school and couldnt wait to leave, I left and went straight to work, my first job was at an engineering firm where I did day releases to college to learn welding/fabrication and auto electricians course (unfortunatly something thats pretty worthless in the modern day cars with their plug n play diagnostic machines) I did that for 8 years till I was made redundent then decided I wanted to do something "cleaner" and went into sales, I `ve done various sales jobs from selling roofing products to selling cars for Honda & Toyota till finally finding the job that I`m at now, I`ve been here 8 years now and started off doing "in house selling" which meant endless phone calls to different companies, through a series of changes within the company (Iwork at an Oil depot thats a satellite depot for the main company) I was made up to the Depot Manager and now I do that and took a course in Occupational Health & Safety and do that now as well for the whole company, pretty boring but its well paid, my school qualifications have never been a part of any job I`ve gone for, its all been based as Andrew said on recent experience etc and what work I`d done before, in sales its generally down to a "proven" history.
Sometimes I wish maybe that I`d done more, college etc, but back then at 16 I hated the whole "school" thing and I never would have stuck at it.
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