Next Ventures - Bennett, Steven
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Well, this is the book following on from, Moving on and Up. Having decided to leave the County Council following a settlement agreement, which had taken a few months to sort out. I had been used in several roles during this time. To be honest I'd enjoyed most things I'd done in every job, I think I always have. I always wanted to do everything to the best of my ability. I suppose I've always done the same, when in the building trade, I knew I wasn't a cabinet maker, I however did any timber work that I carried out, pretty reasonably. I got regular work with a few other tradesmen during…mehr

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Well, this is the book following on from, Moving on and Up. Having decided to leave the County Council following a settlement agreement, which had taken a few months to sort out. I had been used in several roles during this time. To be honest I'd enjoyed most things I'd done in every job, I think I always have. I always wanted to do everything to the best of my ability. I suppose I've always done the same, when in the building trade, I knew I wasn't a cabinet maker, I however did any timber work that I carried out, pretty reasonably. I got regular work with a few other tradesmen during recessions, due to this. I think everyone should have these ethics whatever they do. We can always do our best, be polite and courteous. It costs nothing and often makes people smile.
Autorenporträt
This is the fourth book about my life. They begin with From Zero to Eighteen in Hayes that starts in 1956 and goes through to 1975. Then, The Rushden Years from 1975 to 1995. The third book is called The Wilderness Years and covers 1995 to 2007, hopefully the name will tell you these years were a bit crazy at times? This book is called Moving on and Up! so, I'm thinking things have improved during this period? I hope if you read any of them you find them enjoyable?