January Network 2017
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No more boring 9 to 5’s<br />
From chocolate tasting to island caretaker<br />
Ever catch yourself day dreaming at the desk<br />
of your 9 to 5 job, wondering if there might be<br />
an easier way to earn a crust? Well, we may of<br />
found a few jobs that can make your day<br />
dreams come true.<br />
Professional sleeper<br />
We all love our sleep and getting a few more<br />
winks in before the alarm goes off is a real<br />
challenge sometimes. But fear not, you can<br />
actually pack your pijamas in your briefcase<br />
and set off to work, safe in the knowledge that<br />
you’ll soon be back in bed and getting paid for<br />
it. Typically, professional sleepers participate in<br />
university studies on sleep or dreams, but<br />
others make sure beds are comfortable.<br />
Beer tasters<br />
For beer lovers, it truly doesn’t get any better<br />
than this. A Beer Sommelier is a qualification<br />
via the Institute of Brewing and Distilling. To<br />
pass you have to know a lot about beer. They<br />
help shape the brewing industry in a range of<br />
ways from inspiring people to drink beer to<br />
helping design new brews. Many breweries hire<br />
technologists to check the quality of their drink<br />
before it goes on sale. In order to thrive in this<br />
job you have to have an adept palate – and<br />
that doesn’t mean being able to sink six pints<br />
on a Friday night.<br />
White hat hacker<br />
White hat hackers are usually seen as hackers<br />
who use their skills to benefit society. They<br />
may be reformed black hat hackers or they<br />
may simply be well-versed in the methods and<br />
techniques used by hackers. An organisation<br />
can hire these consultants to do tests and<br />
implement best practices that make them less<br />
vulnerable to malicious hacking attempts in<br />
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