• Question: In all honesty, which one of your jobs did you like the most?? Jess xxx

    Asked by vitani18 to Andy, Bill, Grant, Kayleigh, Rain on 19 Mar 2012.
    • Photo: Andrew Hearn

      Andrew Hearn answered on 19 Mar 2012:

      It was when I was under Thomson CSF, being very much involved with our virtual reality environment, to test different machines with – that was very exciting, and once I looked up at the clock and almost fell out of my chair; the time was 9pm, and it only felt like 5pm!

    • Photo: Bill Price

      Bill Price answered on 19 Mar 2012:

      Jess – I have only really had one job and have been with WSP for years.
      Im going to answer this like it was which project did I like most. Strangely Im going to say that I really enjoyed a job I did many years ago which was very small. It was a job to build some advertising towers next to a railway. It was the job where I really grew up so to speak. I did the whole thing from the first meeting with the client, did a concept, built several models, did the planning application, got permission from the railway authority, did the calculations, did the drawings, tendered the work, selected the contractor, reported on the costs, got it built and handed it over to the client. Since then I have spent 20 odd years driving past it still doing its little job by the Cromwell Road in London. All very satisfying and enjoyable – to this very day.

    • Photo: Rain Irshad

      Rain Irshad answered on 19 Mar 2012:

      My current one – it’s by far the best.

    • Photo: Kayleigh Messer

      Kayleigh Messer answered on 19 Mar 2012:

      My favourite has to be my current job because it’s what I dreamed about when I was studying at university (and once I’d found out what jobs I could do as an engineer).

      I also loved working at MINI because I got to drive the cars every day and it was really varied.

    • Photo: Grant Cairnie

      Grant Cairnie answered on 19 Mar 2012:

      I’m quite happy with what I do at present to be honest. I have a lot of freedom and flexibility in my role which I really like and there are always new challenges coming along on a regular basis.

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