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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:presently I'm on a government sponsored scheme. They sponsor me to sit here writing this for about 65 pounds a week.

I'm looking for a job overseas teaching English having just done work of this nature over the Summer teaching European kids in Britain.

I have literally no idea where I could end up but I'm not massively concerned by that I'll just be glad to be grafting again.

NB: I've been told recently I have a good mic' voice. And I've always believed I look well in a shirt or suit. I secretly harbour the ambition to become Britain's answer to Michael Buffer in the future (although I prefer Lennon Junior myself).

Srebmun wrote:

J wrote:

Srebmun wrote: Seeing your location I now read your post like thus "Accountant mon... so if ya a need account or tax dem done I an I 'ere mon"

HAHA close ...thats Jamaican mate never call a bajan, jamaican, like calling Bernard Dunne British on here that is.

Bajan dialect is softer more gentle, they chop the ends of words off, Im starting to understand it after two years..


Wha....gaaan.....aaaan?

translation hows it hanging my white "cant dance" brethrin

I'm Irish so it's the best I can do I'm afraid, I had to say it loud to myself as I typed so my colleague is looking at me like I'm some kind of RastafarIrish.

Dioufy wrote:If his company has any legal problems, then they'll go to him. If he's a partner then he's already done very well for himself. If you don't mind, Loynesy, how long did it take you to become partner in your firm?

Loynesy wrote:

Dioufy wrote:If his company has any legal problems, then they'll go to him. If he's a partner then he's already done very well for himself. If you don't mind, Loynesy, how long did it take you to become partner in your firm?

8 years pqe - training contract at a magic circle firm, 6 years there as an associate, moved to London office of a big US firm, made partner 4 years ago after a couple of years.

GC rolw slightly different at a private equity firm than a corporate, as well as dealing with legal problems, I'm in charge of risk/compliance and co-ordinate the M+A deals.

Srebmun wrote:

Loynesy wrote:

Dioufy wrote:If his company has any legal problems, then they'll go to him. If he's a partner then he's already done very well for himself. If you don't mind, Loynesy, how long did it take you to become partner in your firm?

8 years pqe - training contract at a magic circle firm, 6 years there as an associate, moved to London office of a big US firm, made partner 4 years ago after a couple of years.

GC rolw slightly different at a private equity firm than a corporate, as well as dealing with legal problems, I'm in charge of risk/compliance and co-ordinate the M+A deals.

Bold bit, reminds me of American Psycho

Patrick Bateman: Ask me a question.
Club Patron: So, what do you do?
Patrick Bateman: I'm into, uh, well, murders and executions, mostly.
Club Patron: Do you like it?
Patrick Bateman: Well, it depends. Why?
Club Patron: Well, most guys I know who are in Mergers and Acquisitions really don't like it.

forcefraser wrote:Shipbroker in sunny Norway

Srebmun wrote:

lefty wrote:

Loynesy wrote:Interesting thread.

Partner in law firm, about to move and be General Counsel for a large private equity firm.

General counsel?What is that exactly?Im young and naive still so learning about the world!

Means he's the top man in the firms law department.


edit to add: sorry, beaten to it.

Loynesy wrote:

Srebmun wrote:

Loynesy wrote: 8 years pqe - training contract at a magic circle firm, 6 years there as an associate, moved to London office of a big US firm, made partner 4 years ago after a couple of years.

GC rolw slightly different at a private equity firm than a corporate, as well as dealing with legal problems, I'm in charge of risk/compliance and co-ordinate the M+A deals.

Bold bit, reminds me of American Psycho

Patrick Bateman: Ask me a question.
Club Patron: So, what do you do?
Patrick Bateman: I'm into, uh, well, murders and executions, mostly.
Club Patron: Do you like it?
Patrick Bateman: Well, it depends. Why?
Club Patron: Well, most guys I know who are in Mergers and Acquisitions really don't like it.

What a great book.

orbtastic wrote:Do you like Phil Collins?

Chambers2 wrote:

lefty wrote:

Deserter wrote:Commercial Director for a PR & Event Managment company. Prior to that was in newspaper and magazine publishing for 15 years ranging from junior reporter on a regional paper through to Group Publisher of a magazine company.

What does that entail exactly?Being a commercial director i mean.

He directs commercials, have you seen the AA advert (the "Bev", "Kev" one)? that was one of Deserters

Srebmun wrote:

orbtastic wrote:Do you like Phil Collins?

Me?

If so, not particularly, good drummer tho'.. and I do remember thinking he was one of triplets when I first seen a video he brought out (can't remember which one).

Srebmun wrote:

orbtastic wrote:Do you like Phil Collins?

Me?

If so, not particularly, good drummer tho'.. and I do remember thinking he was one of triplets when I first seen a video he brought out (can't remember which one).

orbtastic wrote:

Srebmun wrote:

orbtastic wrote:Do you like Phil Collins?

Me?

If so, not particularly, good drummer tho'.. and I do remember thinking he was one of triplets when I first seen a video he brought out (can't remember which one).

It's a quote from the book/film...