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Originally posted by DaveB View PostBoss has agreed to fund me on the first stage of an OU course leading to a degree in Law, starting in Feb next year.But good luck with it any way.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostBoss has agreed to fund me on the first stage of an OU course leading to a degree in Law, starting in Feb next year.
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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostBest of luck with whatever it is DB. Can you give us a clue?
It's a long term plan, 6 years to get qualified, but I'm aiming to get into the Corporate side of it with the current employers Legal Counsel along the way ( He's in house, and I've helped him out already with a few bits around Data Protection doing the legwork he doesnt have time for ).
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Last 15 years!
Been trying/thinking/talking about getting out of IT and doing something honest for the past 15 years but still doing the same old same old
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Getting out of IT
Right, first steps taken on getting out of IT. Not exactly a plan B yet, but it's got the wheels in motion.
Best part is, current employers are paying for itTags: None
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