Do you like your job?

[Rhye]

yes/no?

What do you do?

If you are a student, what are you studying?

If you are currently looking for work, what has peeked your interest?



Do you see yourself doing this for many years, or is it short term?





I sound so nosey.

 

[Blank123]

For the first time in my life I can honestly say I love my job (I am a nanny). I hate that I'm only there for a few more months, but I am *so* thankful for the time I have here. I see myself staying in this field until I finish school and start my career. So another 2-3 years at least.

 

[jaapottery]

I don't mind my work, most of the time, but I don't like my bosses. They are not nice and make it very hard to go to work 6 days a week. Also HATE my hours. These are the 2 main reasons I am transferring to a different office. I am a clerk at the post office. I have been a postal worker for 10 years. I could not go anywhere else and make the kind of money I do there. So unless I win the lottery, I'm not going anywhere.

 

[Toro]

I don't mind my work, most of the time, but I don't like my bosses. They are not nice and make it very hard to go to work 6 days a week. Also HATE my hours. These are the 2 main reasons I am transferring to a different office. I am a clerk at the post office. I have been a postal worker for 10 years. I could not go anywhere else and make the kind of money I do there. So unless I win the lottery, I'm not going anywhere.

Do you know Cliff Clavin?

 

[sarahelizabeth]

yes I love my Job
I work with kids and teach them I adore it so much. and I do plan on doing it for a while God has called me to do it!

 

[jaapottery]

Do you know Cliff Clavin?

I was known in circles as Mrs. Cliff Clavin. I was a city carrier for 2 1/2 years in one of the worst areas in Minnesota. I know where all the dealers and hookers are. Even had to walk through a drug deal once to get the house to deliver their mail. Strange days those...

 

[Rhye]

I was known in circles as Mrs. Cliff Clavin. I was a city carrier for 2 1/2 years in one of the worst areas in Minnesota. I know where all the dealers and hookers are. Even had to walk through a drug deal once to get the house to deliver their mail. Strange days those...

You are a strong person!!

 

[Jupiter Drops]

yes/no?

What do you do?

If you are a student, what are you studying?

If you are currently looking for work, what has peeked your interest?



Do you see yourself doing this for many years, or is it short term?





I sound so nosey.

Not at all. You don't sound nosy


I don't really have a job. I take various odd jobs. One time, I worked as a janitor that had some fancy, shmancy name lol. Later on, I took the job as a mural painter. I was a student back then until I quit school. I did go back to it, but it was a short term thing just to figure out what I really wanted out of this.

I'm planning to go back to school. I'd like to study in the arts again, despite people's opinions. I made my resolve. I think I can make it. If I starve, I'll starve, but that would be sort of like honoring the past art masters.

If I ever get to work in the arts industry, then yes, I would definitely like to work in it until the day I die.

 

[Neve]

I'm a graduate student.

I just quit a part-time job in one law office with a solo practitioner to work in another law office (with two attorneys). The types of cases and the general office practices are very different - the old one did family law, which is a very money hungry field. My new job does "big" cases worth millions of dollars in fraud litigation.

 

[albmuireau]

yes/no?

What do you do?

If you are a student, what are you studying?

If you are currently looking for work, what has peeked your interest?



Do you see yourself doing this for many years, or is it short term?





I sound so nosey.

No. I do not like my job...but it pays really well and gives me a lot of time off to do the things I love to do.

I am a correctional officer for the California Department of Corrections and work at a maximum security prison.

I've done a lot of things in my adult life, but I finally settled down in this career about five years ago. I bought a house in 2011, so I'm pretty much here for the long haul.

 

[Sketcher]

I'm a support technician for Linux webservers. I generally like it. I get challenged every day, I don't have to talk on the phone anymore for the most part, I'm surrounded by smart yet easygoing people. We keep it very casual there.

 

[WhiteWolfOfTheDarkForest]

If you are currently looking for work, what has peeked your interest?

I am quite interested in getting into the retail field of men's clothing, particularly higher class dress clothes.

Staff discounts would be an advantage also

 

[ReAnn89]

I'm a teacher and love it I teach Prek-kindergarten special education.

 

[crishmael]

I'm a grad student studying English. I work in a library which is okay, but very repetitive.

 

[Amber.ly]

Do you like your job?

Yes, I like my actual job and responsibilities. I don't care for who I work with or what we do though.

What do you do?

I am a database manager/legal assistant for an environmental law office.

Do you see yourself doing this for many years, or is it short term?

I'm going on year three and I don't see going longer than another year. Then again, I've said that for the past two years so maybe that is just wishful thinking.

I have two reasons for not walking away right now, the first is entirely mercenary. I get paid quite well for what I do and as someone who only holds a high school degree- you are never sure if you can get the next job based on experience and an excellent work history alone. Many employers these days just like the added bonus of someone saying they have a degree.

The second reason is that I have been with this company from their start-up days. It feels very personal to me because of how much effort and history I have because I was here from the beginning.

 

[Hadassah_]

No. I don't like my job. I work in the scheduling department for a military hospital. Not only do we deal with grumpy/nasty/mean/rude patients, we also have to perform miracles for the doctors here who need to reschedule an entire day just because. It's frustrating, and the supervisors are no help whatsoever.

I am going to school to be a clinical psychologist and love it. I can't wait to finish so I can do what I enjoy.

 

[Rhye]

Not at all. You don't sound nosy


I don't really have a job. I take various odd jobs. One time, I worked as a janitor that had some fancy, shmancy name lol. Later on, I took the job as a mural painter. I was a student back then until I quit school. I did go back to it, but it was a short term thing just to figure out what I really wanted out of this.

I'm planning to go back to school. I'd like to study in the arts again, despite people's opinions. I made my resolve. I think I can make it. If I starve, I'll starve, but that would be sort of like honoring the past art masters.

If I ever get to work in the arts industry, then yes, I would definitely like to work in it until the day I die.

I used to do that when I was getting my undergraduate degree. Just had work here and there and I loved it honestly. A lot of it was art related which made me happy.

No. I do not like my job...but it pays really well and gives me a lot of time off to do the things I love to do.

I am a correctional officer for the California Department of Corrections and work at a maximum security prison.

I've done a lot of things in my adult life, but I finally settled down in this career about five years ago. I bought a house in 2011, so I'm pretty much here for the long haul.

Thats really interesting, thank you for sharing.

Yes, I like my actual job and responsibilities. I don't care for who I work with or what we do though.



I am a database manager/legal assistant for an environmental law office.




I'm going on year three and I don't see going longer than another year. Then again, I've said that for the past two years so maybe that is just wishful thinking.

I have two reasons for not walking away right now, the first is entirely mercenary. I get paid quite well for what I do and as someone who only holds a high school degree- you are never sure if you can get the next job based on experience and an excellent work history alone. Many employers these days just like the added bonus of someone saying they have a degree.

The second reason is that I have been with this company from their start-up days. It feels very personal to me because of how much effort and history I have because I was here from the beginning.

I didn't know you had started with them from the beginning. I felt that way when I started working at the school I transfered too. Its a different feeling when you help begin something like that.

If you do leave what do you want to do instead?

 

[Amber.ly]

I didn't know you had started with them from the beginning. I felt that way when I started working at the school I transfered too. Its a different feeling when you help begin something like that.

If you do leave what do you want to do instead?

I think being with anything from the beginning (person, job, home, ministry, etc.) is hard to walk away from. You are just so invested.

I wouldn't mind doing something with either more creativity or more pure geekiness. So maybe a media manager or database structure designer.

Or I would really love to work for a church as a staff member in either administration or children's ministry.

 

[m.a.r.X]

I love my work but its a bit too long for my liking. I wish I can work from 9:00am to 5pm not 8:15 am to 7 pm

I'm working as a design engineer. I love making stuff. And I have a lot of ideas in my head at the moment but I won't share it with them lol I'm afraid that my company rip me off
So, I'm keeping all within me until I start a company of my own.
Yeah, I'm very very selfish

 

[SOLDIER ❤]

yes/no?

What do you do?

If you are a student, what are you studying?

If you are currently looking for work, what has peeked your interest?

Do you see yourself doing this for many years, or is it short term?

I sound so nosey.

I do like my job... but there are other reasons why at the moment I am very unhappy with it.

I work for the Gov. I'm a secretary.

No I'm not a student, but I was in the past.

I have been here for 5 years and I can't say that I want to continue here, but I do like the benefits and it's a pretty secure job.