Do you like your job?

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Yeah I mean most costumers I meat are often very nice but well Karens as we call them is a rare breed in my country I never met one.

The reason they make me lose my mind is how bad they are at PC´s like we talking people 25-30 that is as cluless about PC´s like they are 80-90 years that never owned a PC. It´s like they understand how to youtube and facebook and push the power button. It´s kind of scary how they barely even can the basics.
I had a woman openly call me an asshole one night while working she claimed i was following her but i was simply walking the same way to collect grocery baskets. I would never follow anyone even when working its not in my nature.
 
My job is comfortable and pays the bills, so I don't complain. I would not continue doing it if I didn't have to, though.
I started believing in myself and found a way out after 17 years there is always hope. My side hustle is collecting toys and giving stuff away every easter halloween and christmas. Its so rewarding.
 
So people who are forced to work a "barely pays enough" job that blatantly overworks and mistreats them should just 'not be bothered' and be happy they're struggling rather than dead? That's absurd.
Better than not being able to work and therefore have to be homeless which is what would be absurd lol. If you cannot be thankful for you can have a job to survive then be thankful you are homeless? What you saying my dude? Ayy lmao.

I also especially wrote the message to make it clear what is there to dislike is the job doesn't pay good enough but IDK why you wanna twist it to be contrarian. I actually didn't say "like your job no matter what", I really meant "dislike the pay, not the job". It means no job worth it if it does not pay enough for you especially when you can get better pay for better jobs and all. Better read my message again because clearly you having a misuderstanding. But yet again it's better to have a job than eat rock being homeless. If you disagree this then IDK it's your life philosophy to love being homeless so who can say anything to that? lol
 
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Yes. Operating heavy mobile equipment is fun. It's like playing a video game.
 
Yup, since 2018 I've been working from home and it's been a funny journey. A bit detrimental to my mental health but you get used to the no social interaction thing; "we are social creatures" haha not really, not anymore anyway.
 
Yup, since 2018 I've been working from home and it's been a funny journey. A bit detrimental to my mental health but you get used to the no social interaction thing; "we are social creatures" haha not really, not anymore anyway.
But people need other people to "refresh the reality" that their brain is stuck in a loop to prevent overstimulation your neurons experiences due to processing same shit and therefore these overstimulated neurons cannot function anymore!!! So it's basically not a "need to socilize" or "having fun", it's just about "chemically making your body produce diverse chemicals to supply itself what it biologically needs for basic chemical processes by preventing it keeps producing same shit and overusing the same part of your brain".

Humans are humans therefore they do human things. That's why a person can easily go crazy without being unaware of it and therefore they will talk with objects as if they believe they are a human by their brain will also simulate what kind of human-like responses objects will give just so a human can do what a human does so their body will continue to be a human. Human brain generates a reality to make sense their life by using human elements, therefore social aspect of life is a fundamental aspect a human cannot escape from. Humans are human focused therefore they do project their self into everything to understand reality. That's the way they are lol.
 
Yup, since 2018 I've been working from home and it's been a funny journey. A bit detrimental to my mental health but you get used to the no social interaction thing; "we are social creatures" haha not really, not anymore anyway.
I was social until society threw me under the bus with covid. I was living alone and it all fell apart had lost a lot of weight and working out. Forced into homelessness due to the area becoming unstable.
 
Pretty good... In my main one, rarely a nasty customer, me being my own boss... Just me and pieces of wood of different sizes.
The worst part is maybe the noisy machinery, like air compressors and drills.
 
I can't complain, i can go whenever i want in my country every 2 years if i dislike the place where i'm right now, the pay is great and i don't have to work that much it was hard to get here tho.
 
i live with it. i don't their is any kind of work that i would actually like doing.
 
For the most part, yes. I have a wonderful group of people that I work with, I get to see neat and interesting stuff every day, and everything we do plays a part in helping the mission to better the community. The customers, especially their children, are trash though. Though to be fair some of them are nice and appreciative
 
Do you enjoy it? Is it rewarding? Is it what you plan to stick with for a while or is it just a stepping stone?
I did, when I started 7 years ago. Then during the pandemic, the good managers got burnt out and left. Since they couldn't find anyone desperate enough to fill their now vacant roles, corporate hired 20 year olds off the street (not joking, and this is a hospital) and plunked them in. Now the entire place has been thrown into chaos. Rampant disease, roaches, tasks never getting done, government getting involved and investigating. It's absolute heck.

I was planning to quit 4 years ago, but I said no, just wait, things will work out and get better, they have to. Just wait it out, the bigwigs will see what's wrong. Instead, all those idiots got promoted to the highest level, and an even more inept and younger crew was hired to replace them. Now it's absolutely unworkable and they are fabricating lies to push the older, close to retirement folks like me out and I'm having bad anxiety attacks due to it.

The one saving grace is that since I've been planning to quit since 2021, I've saved up 50K in a "quit my job" fund. If I leave, it's enough to get by for a couple of years. Sad, but true.
 
Yes i enjoy my job :)
i shear sheep 🐑
in the next year or so i will shear my 1 millionth sheep

this is not me btw just an example

 
I recently escaped a pretty lousy job, and the one I have now offers a lot more freedom, so I'm pretty happy with it right now.
 
Yes and no. I like the predictability but I hate my job insecurity that could be pulled from me from numerous slip ups that could have prevented by a better system than just a strike on me for not predicting the future of stock running out when it was full then or me overstocking and getting flack. I wanted a new job and looked forward to moving and starting fresh in a new place but I'm stuck with decent pay and a cat that depends on me to buy expensive food so his kidneys don't quit early.
 
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I DON'T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I GET PAID MINIMUM WAGE TO LIFT HEAVY THINGS, BE AROUND HEAVY MACHINERY, AND DEAL WITH GOVERNMENT OFFICES AND THE LITERAL FBI!!!!!!! I SHOULD GET PAID TO JERK OFF AND PLAY VIDEO GAMES ALL DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I DON'T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I GET PAID MINIMUM WAGE TO LIFT HEAVY THINGS, BE AROUND HEAVY MACHINERY, AND DEAL WITH GOVERNMENT OFFICES AND THE LITERAL FBI!!!!!!! I SHOULD GET PAID TO JERK OFF AND PLAY VIDEO GAMES ALL DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Pays the bills, crushes the soul. Been working in my field (Software Engineering) for almost 8 years now. Started during the 2nd year of my 4 year degree, and I knew since then that I was gonna hate it, but I needed (and still need) the money.

So right now I'm wrapping up my second degree to do a wild 180 into healthcare, which is what I always wanted to do. Days are easier knowing there's an end in the not so far future :)
 
It's a love/hate relationship. The work itself is incredibly fun and it's a luxury to have a job you actively enjoy doing so I will forever appreciate I landed in such a position in life while it also being something with lots of upward movement I can comfortably stick with until retirement. Shipyard politics however is the bane of my existence.
 
It's a living.
I don't love it or hate it. At least it isn't boring.
 
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I like my work, but it never made me smile like in this meme though ::sadkirby
 

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