I went straight from searching for jobs, into helping people get jobs.

I studied zoology at university, then my first job was working in a recruitment agency, mostly recruiting scientists for the pharmaceutical industry. The company was owned by a former winner of BBC's The Apprentice. After 1 year I wanted to work in a larger company, and to help recruit a wider range of jobs. So I moved to a tech recruitment company, focus on software developers, business analysts and architects. A former colleague of mine joined HMRC's recruitment team, so I applied to join him. I was still recruiting for tech people, but only for HMRC rather than different clients. 2 years later I moved to HMRC's recruitment marketing team, to gain wider recruitment experience.

Recruitment Marketing Advisor

I help promote HMRC as an employer of choice, creating content to show people why they might like to work here.

Knowing that the people I recruit directly help the public.

Everyone who works for HMRC contributes to making sure that the right amount of tax is collected. This allows the UK to fund public services such as healthcare, education, emergency services and roads.

Your wellbeing is more important than your job.

Your job is a way of making money to do things that you want to do with your life. But there are plenty of jobs out there that can also make you happy.

I went on a TV quiz show and came second.

It was called The Switch and got cancelled after one series. I didn't win anything.