Which of your Saturday/holiday jobs qualifies you to be PM, and why

I worked on a variety of Woolworths counters so know how to multitask good at selling what you need

I worked in a cattle insemination centre (true!) so I know how to control herds. I learnt to be stubborn as a bull.

I worked in a sandwich bar where the expensive ones were reserved for the important customers only.

My hobby is archaeology, so I would be very good at digging up the dirt and getting to the bottom of everything (or even covering it up)

I worked as a filing clerk, so I know how to hide information.

My first holiday job was a washer-up in an old people's home. Porridge was made in a huge double boiler and dealing with that was my first job every morning.
I'm really good at dealing with slimy slithery-gloopery.

oh calendargirl, don't do yourself down. you could set the wages for for most workers.

I worked in a supermarket on the fish counter when I was 14 so I am used to fishy goings on.

This thread is the brilliant, Zonne! ?

I worked in a greengrocers and earned £1 for a day’s work, 8.30-5.00. If I went in the week in the school holidays, I was paid 50p for the day, as it wasn’t so busy in the week.

I realise this doesn’t really qualify me to be PM, but just thought I would share this interesting fact.

I suppose it encouraged me to aspire to bigger and better things though, and as there is a PM vacancy….

I worked in sparks cake shop...so I know how to smile sweetly and handle money?

My Saturday job was in a greengrocer, I know how to bin old vegetables.

I had an evening job in a restaurant kitchen for a while, so I know how many beans make five.

Not a job, but I've always done lots of knitting and crochet, so I think I could pull the wool over people's eyes.

You are a delightfully witty bunch.

I worked as a nursing auxiliary (remember them) on a labour ward, so I learned to clean the blood off before it stained.

I worked in the accounts department at Harrods for 2 summers. The first time doing all the senior managers pay slips. The second time checking invoices rejected by the new computer system.

Although I was not directly involved, this sytem discovered that a department manager was cheating the company out of £10,00s of £ a year through setting up a fake company.

I am sure I would be very good at checking expenses claims and any cronyism in awarding contracts.

I worked in Waitrose.. I know how to plan a good party.

This post is so witty PANTGLAS2

I worked in a butchers on a Saturday so know how many chipalatoe sausages needed for the office parties

I worked in the local Co-op on the till. With same customers coming in every Saturday, so I can see how much prices are rising every week.

I worked at a mushroom farm, so used to being kept in the dark and fed s….!

Oh, a blast from the past Ashcombe!
Timothy Whites and Taylors - the shop in our town was like a long tunnel, but it didn't back on to caves.

I worked in Timothy Whites which backed on to caves used as a stockroom so I know about digging out things that have been concealed!

I was a chambermaid so know what to with dirty linen, laundering and clearing the ? that folks leave….

I worked in a chemist and can spot a pain in the arse when I see one