It was my friend Lyn who suggested I should work in the NHS. It was early 1975, our finals were in a few months and I didn’t have any firm plans.
I’d decided that I didn’t want to do town and country planning, or study for a higher degree, like many of my fellow students. I thought some kind of management job was probably best, though looking back, quite why I thought I knew anything about management is a bit of a mystery.
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