Moving on from dev advice

[northernladyuk]

20+ Years experience understanding and implementing requirements. Some of that was spent defining requirements too (although more recent years mostly dev tech as a contractor).
With that comes an understanding of what developers need. I would be a BA who knows what it is to be on the receiving end of requirements.
Good experience with Agile/ etc

Do you have any (aka a lot of) niche industry specific experience or do you tend to work across industries?

[MrMarkyMark]

Do you have any (aka a lot of) niche industry specific experience or do you tend to work across industries?

He may be lucky like yourself and do both

[northernladyuk]

He may be lucky like yourself and do both

Is that your new pole choker emoji?

[MrMarkyMark]

Is that your new pole choker emoji?

No.

Admins promised one for the next upgrade

[billybiro]

What are you bringing to them for a couple of hundred quid a day?

The empty inanity of a feel-good consultant who promises everything and delivers nothing?

Most clients are more than happy to pay for that, it seems. Some even pay thousands per day.