Tell him he's dreaming
Powerful men in the most sought after, highly regarded jobs in country revealed their dream jobs to the Financial Review recently. For some reason being a teachers appears to be the most popular choice, but, I am sure were they to swap their currnet salary checks for a $50 grand per year teachers salary they would be singing a different tune.
- Telstra executive Phil Burgess would like to own a book store.
- Fund manager Peter Morgan to teach high school students or a junior soccer squa
- Bank of Queensland CEO David Liddy to be the coach for the Brisbane Lions club in the Australian Football League
- Computershare CEO Stuart Crosby to not have to work at all.
- Coca-Cola Amatil, ANZ Banking and Singapore Airlines director David Gonski to teach modern history.
- Cochlear CEO Chris Roberts to be a teacher as well.
- Advertising and media buying sector stalwart Harold Mitchell to breed horses in the mountains
- Jetstar Airlines CEO Alan Joyce to own a pub.
- Singapore Telecommunication director John Morschel to be a ski instructor
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