Job Titles

[Rich]

I wonder if Rich is getting confused with the Isle of Skye, easy to do at his age.

Brian

It's easy for anybody, there are so bloody many of them Isles up there

 

[Brianwarnock]

It's easy for anybody, there are so bloody many of them Isles up there

The reason I wondered about this is that the new(ish) Skye bridge was a very expensive toll bridge when opened but is now toll free, I just don't know the story.

Brian

 

[ColinEssex]

Talking of bridges - this one is called "The New Bridge" its in Ronda in Spain - it links the old part of Ronda to the New part - it was built over 200 years ago! . . . . . . . . .

Col

 

[BarryMK]

I think you'll find the Rhonda is in Wales Col

 

[Rich]

I think you'll find the Rhonda is in Wales Col

Does it get many tourists ?

 

[ColinEssex]

I think you'll find the Rhonda is in Wales Col

This one ain't

Col

 

[Rich]

This one ain't

Col

And now I'm really curious, if you use the chunnel to get there, then surely you're no longer going overseas

 

[jsanders]

And now I'm really curious, if you use the chunnel to get there, then surely you're no longer going overseas

Definitely under seas.

Or would that be under channel?

 

[ColinEssex]

And now I'm really curious, if you use the chunnel to get there, then surely you're no longer going overseas

But we don't say we're going overseas - we say we're going abroad

Col

 

[KezKez]

Ello New here

We don't do titles here, they are seen to be a little naff but I get Office Manager put upon me.

Anyway, I hate Access but have been forced to produce a database with it because apparantly it's waaaay better than Excel. I'm sure.

I've never used Access, in fact, I've avoided it like the blooming plague.

I have to reproduce our entire Excel spreadsheet set up we have, seriously, there are loads, into Access. I'm finding this a little too much.. I've only been on two training courses and have a few workbooks but err I need help.. Could anyone recommend any good books/help?

Kez

 

[Rich]

But we don't say we're going overseas - we say we're going abroad

Col

Yes of course, damn, I hope I don't become ized

 

[KenHigg]

Yes of course, damn, I hope I don't become ized

No worry as long as you ride that old, er I mean 'Classic' scooter...

 

[Rich]

No worry as long as you ride that old, er I mean 'Classic' scooter...

you've misspelt machine, again

 

[hamimah]

CEO
Cheif Executive Officer ,
COO
Cheif Operational Officer

I am not both of that

 

[Rabbie]

CEO
Cheif Executive Officer ,
COO
Cheif Operational Officer

I am not both of that

And your point is

 

[FluffyKitten]

I am a Document Control and Development Officer. No idea why they call me an officer because I'm in a law office.

 

[alktrigger]

Intern, College (yes, separated by a comma)
I do whatever I am told, and recently that is very little, so I frequent AWF a lot. I did learn how to use Access on company time, so that's been nice.

Maybe one day I'll get a job that involves mechanical engineering... so that my current degree path isn't a complete waste.

 

[GaryPanic]

Ello New here

We don't do titles here, they are seen to be a little naff but I get Office Manager put upon me.

Anyway, I hate Access but have been forced to produce a database with it because apparantly it's waaaay better than Excel. I'm sure.

I've never used Access, in fact, I've avoided it like the blooming plague.

I have to reproduce our entire Excel spreadsheet set up we have, seriously, there are loads, into Access. I'm finding this a little too much.. I've only been on two training courses and have a few workbooks but err I need help.. Could anyone recommend any good books/help?

Kez

not a goodpalce for this post -

however try access for Dummies as a starter - and then a version of Access Bible both of these will help -

main thing is understand normalisation ...

 

[rberkers]

I am a software engineer.... in the past they called that a programmer

Rob.

 

[Rabbie]

I am a software engineer.... in the past they called that a programmer

Rob.

My job title 40 years ago was Software Engineer. Later they changed it to Programmer.