Do you love/hate your job

[TinRattler]

You can also list old jobs you had that you loved or hated

 

[χKai]

Yeah, mostly hate it because of the poor conditions. It has it's moments.

 

[Heinzu]

I love my job. When I think about everything I had to do to get there well, it was definitely worth it.

 

[Insomnia_ig]

I hate my job known as unemployment. I did hate my last job a lot though. There wasn't anything to do at the job I was just sitting around for 8 hours doing nothing it was also really stressful as I was expected to be doing work that I couldn't do because I wasn't given the resources to do it. Eventually my boss realised that he's an idiot and fired me. He did admit everything was his fault though which is good. But hey at least for a few months I got paid to do nothing.

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I would also say maybe if you don't get bored easily or something then maybe you'd be able to survive it but it was really infuriating not doing anything. The best part of that job was doing my actual job lol.

 

[PrismRed]

Hate it, I don't think I would stay for long if I love my job.

 

[RanmyakuIchi's icon RanmyakuIchi RanmyakuIchi]

My current work offers me flexible hours, and I get by well enough, so I can't complain.

 

[MrPanda61]

I had a job where my supervisor used to cry in the restroom. Sufficient to say that I dropped the thing as soon as possible.

After that I worked in an appliance store for two years. Colleagues where nice and the pay was bellow average, but sometimes you can't be picky.

Unfortunately, I hated dealing with customers as more often than not they only used you as a trash can for their frustrations.

So, after two years, I bid farewell as I enrolled in a two year course to retrain myself as a chemical technician. I've saved up quite a sum and could live for two yeas without a job (with the help of my fiance).

So, I hated my last two jobs for different reasons, but at least they where the force that pushes me to improve and define my boundaries. So, in a sense, I have to thank them.

 

[diet_orange]

I enjoy the people I work with, helping the community, and seeing neat things everyday

That being said, corporate really doesn't seem to know what the hell it's doing and almost seem to be actively trying to make things worse for us

 

[skramz]

eh. hit or miss. sometimes it's okay, sometimes it sucks ass

 

[moonbits]

It's boring, downright boring and there's a lot of security it makes even the simplest task a 1 week effort just trying to figure out who has the right access.

 

[chxshire22]

i don't love it or hate it but i feel comfortable in it.
there's job security, since i know what i'm doing and not a lot of people know/like this field of work. but that also means that i don't get paid too crazy, cos if this field of work actually pays something, there'd be more competition.

i've always wanted to pivot into the tech industry, but seeing how much stressful it is and how there's no job security, i think there's no point. life is short, i am content where i am.

my favourite job i've ever done was being a server at a bar. fun nights, and i get paid to do it. if i ever semi retire, id love to run a small bar.

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

I both love it and hate it.

I'm mostly living off odd jobs these days, but I loved teaching when that was an option.

 

[Ibbie]

Love my current job, wholeheartedly, and think it was the best decision I've ever taken. Never had a definitive passion in life or never had a clear goal in mind, was sort of all over the place and took a lot of boring jobs to earn a quick penny. But this job really ignited something in me. Since August, I took up the job as a coordinator on Python for undergraduate students who needed to get started on their learning methods and practical knowledge around the programming language. It really made me going, but felt bummed out over the fact it was only for 6 months period.

Fun while it lasted, and made it more appealing for my CV.

 

[Retro Doomer]

Oh wonderful I can list my old Employments to then I begin
Baker: I did not do that work long though it was okay not the worst it just was not for me especially since I had to get out of bed very very early.
5/10

Car Mechanic: I did dislike that working space despite the name I did not actually get the opportunity to do anything regarding vehicles but they made me clean the cursed place and bring out the trash and I had to move around the very heavy Winter Tires I am not very fit mind you it was not a funny affair.
4/10

Schreiner:I think Carpenter is the Translation there it was the most acceptable employment I had so far
despite some short comings of course I yet again had to move around quite heavy objects like glass doors this is also where I learned how heavy those are you probably think glass is light but you could not be further from the true in fact the wooden once where lighter.I als worked outside during the winter not a funny time I should have worn my jacket but no I wore the damn company attire.
I was outside for removing and placing doors I also where beim Bau (Construction site somewhat in a home) its also very interesting with all the things you learn from your work like that many walls in Germany where I lived where filled with old News paper and had no proper filling which we had to do ourselves.And as German as I am I of course was always on time even earlier than that but that did not stop my boss from giving me extra work after the working hours like....of course cleaning the damn hall.
I was let go though as he did not need me which was clearly stated by him anyhow I would rate a 6/10 I had worse

And Currently I am not healthy enough for work and then there is that funny thing for me.

 

[Lod 10]

UEI don't work, but I have a YouTube channel with 392 subscribers.

 

[gokusmacksmyds]

I loved working in care, people write it off as 'gross' and 'i could never wipe someone else's arse' but they dont see the insane amount of fulfilment you get in making a positive difference to people, its such a unique position of trust to be in, the fact you get paid to build bonds with people and help them makes it a 10/10.
The only part that sucks is seeing the abuse or neglect which is unfortunately insanely common in low paying care jobs.

The worst part that sucks in most jobs i've worked are the miserable coworkers you sometimes get that try their best to make you miserable to

 

[kuroro]

I hate "jobs."

 

[hwdoble]

I love it but have to move on at the end of the year, which makes me sad.