The Work Place

[Kino]

Do you enjoy your job? If so, why?

I work at the New York State Assembly right now and I honestly love it. I've loved politics for many years now and to be in charge of an office where legislation gets written, resolutions get adopted, constituents are helped, and I get to listen and hear people out means the world to me. So thankful for my current job for sure.

 

[Allenafaith]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

 

[contarctors]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

I hope you will find soon a good one very soon. Actually I am working in an commercial construction company in Madison, I also love my job to build and create buildings, roads for my country and provide shelters and places to people. Construction industry is different from political but still gives contribution to development of our nation. As a commercial construction contractor, I am proud on it.

 

[Kino]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

My first job was at a local indoor sports facility. I was a supervisor in like 5 months. It was great. 🙂

 

[Allenafaith]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

My first job was at a local indoor sports facility. I was a supervisor in like 5 months. It was great. 🙂

I'm going to go apply at Publix. I think they are the only people that hire 15 year olds. :rofl:

 

[Fiona1964]

I due to start my job in a few weeks and can`t wait I be working in a care home as a care assistant and looking forward to it

 

[Kino]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

My first job was at a local indoor sports facility. I was a supervisor in like 5 months. It was great. 🙂

I'm going to go apply at Publix. I think they are the only people that hire 15 year olds. :rofl:

I worked at a grocery store for 3 years. A half year as a cashier and then the next 2.5 years as a customer service lead. I had a great time. Honestly, it's a very rewarding job. You learn people manners because you deal with customers all day (nice and rude ones), you learn to deal with money which is great, and you learn pricing of goods so when you go shopping you know when you're over-paying and all that stuff.

 

[Allenafaith]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

My first job was at a local indoor sports facility. I was a supervisor in like 5 months. It was great. 🙂

I'm going to go apply at Publix. I think they are the only people that hire 15 year olds. :rofl:

I worked at a grocery store for 3 years. A half year as a cashier and then the next 2.5 years as a customer service lead. I had a great time. Honestly, it's a very rewarding job. You learn people manners because you deal with customers all day (nice and rude ones), you learn to deal with money which is great, and you learn pricing of goods so when you go shopping you know when you're over-paying and all that stuff.

Yeah, I don't know how well I'd handle rude people in real life, though.

 

[Kino]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

My first job was at a local indoor sports facility. I was a supervisor in like 5 months. It was great. 🙂

I'm going to go apply at Publix. I think they are the only people that hire 15 year olds. :rofl:

I worked at a grocery store for 3 years. A half year as a cashier and then the next 2.5 years as a customer service lead. I had a great time. Honestly, it's a very rewarding job. You learn people manners because you deal with customers all day (nice and rude ones), you learn to deal with money which is great, and you learn pricing of goods so when you go shopping you know when you're over-paying and all that stuff.

Yeah, I don't know how well I'd handle rude people in real life, though.

You'll honestly be amazed at how much patience you will achieve from working there.

 

[Allenafaith]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now. Hopefully I'll enjoy it.

My first job was at a local indoor sports facility. I was a supervisor in like 5 months. It was great. 🙂

I'm going to go apply at Publix. I think they are the only people that hire 15 year olds. :rofl:

I worked at a grocery store for 3 years. A half year as a cashier and then the next 2.5 years as a customer service lead. I had a great time. Honestly, it's a very rewarding job. You learn people manners because you deal with customers all day (nice and rude ones), you learn to deal with money which is great, and you learn pricing of goods so when you go shopping you know when you're over-paying and all that stuff.

Yeah, I don't know how well I'd handle rude people in real life, though.

You'll honestly be amazed at how much patience you will achieve from working there.

I probably need it.

 

[Sharon]

I've only been at my new job for about a month and I'm loving it so far. I don't think we'll experience the typical "office politics" at this job because we are all on the phones 90% of the time and there is rarely any chance of typical office drama to arise. I've only been here about a month though so I may no know what I'm talking about. lol

 

[Hissae2]

I work part time as a delivery driver for a small independent pizza shop. I actually really like my job, it's more fun than it sounds. 🙂

 

[MeganChan]

I work at McDonalds.

There are brief times I enjoy though mostly its annoying. But it pays so meh.

 

[jo917]

I don't have a job, but I am looking for one now ~

Then I hope I'll enjoy my job like you

 

[ChainFreeLiving]

I love my 'job'. It was worth everything I had to go through to become a self-employed licensed integral therapist that has the privilege of assisting others as they aspire to heal and grow.

 

[dojo]

Worked as a radio DJ for 10 years and it's as cool as it sounds 😀

I've worked from home in the past 7 years though, as a freelance web designer. Which is even nicer, although I do miss my radio 'fame' days

 

[Cosmic]

Mine is pretty enjoyable. 🙂

My work hours are squeezed pretty tightly between classes at the moment. But it's a pretty nice work environment. I have my own office, desk, three monitors, a painting up on the wall, and a couple white boards. I spend most of my time writing software, talking to people to figure out what their requirements are (feature requests, bug fixes, etc) and going to a couple meetings per week.

 

[Tucker933]

Recently got a new side-job at a local ISP, performing computer repair and website management. I like it a lot so far, and the pay is fantastic.