Do you love your job? What do you do?

[SevenStringSam]

My 2nd job. I work cooking for pei Wei

[glassmoon0fo]

I'm a highschool band director. not lots of room for expansion but it gets my bills paid and my guitar gas tended to. plus i mentor kids through music and most of the ones that take my classes are there because they want to be, so it's pretty rewarding

[Edika]

I am physicist. I took my PhD in February and am searching for a job. I am searching for a job in industry because it pays better. Research in Universities is usually more interesting but it is difficult to get a permanent position (you have to work one or two post doc positions for 3 to 5 years stressing of finding a new position each time) and if you do, you have to juggle your time between teaching, managing a project, search for funding and trying to write papers to seem productive and some actual research. So industry it is!

[Guitarman700]

I'm currently working on my second novel, so besides my studies, you could call this my "Job". I love it, even though it's hard, often painful. Writing is a cathartic experience, and every book is a mirror into the authors psyche. I'm going to be pursuing a writing degree next spring, so yeah, it's something I enjoy, even if the monetary return is little to none at times.

[Explorer]

Originally Posted by leftyguitarjoe

The warehouse I work at is a Rite-Aid warehouse. We have a massive pharmaceutical section thats all super secure and stuff. When I was on unloading, each pallet of RX we took off was worth around $180,000. I even had a $2,000,000 pallet once. Needless to say, I was very very careful when I unloaded it haha.

I had a check addressed to us for over $17 million in my hands the other day.

My job is to make the world a better place, and in a way that will sustain itself. It seems that every one of us in management came from somewhere else, and took a huge paycut to just get an entry level job and work our way up internally. It's a strange paradigm, but at least you know we're all committed.

The fact that we all seriously believe in the mission statement would take care of any flaws... except the organization really doesn't have any.

[Sephael]

Nursing student and tutor...unfortunately staffing shortages have put my nursing career in jeopardy because I can't afford a private school atm.

[ittoa666]

I work at arby's.

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[Guitarman700]

Originally Posted by ittoa666

I work at arby's.

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I ....ing love Arby's.

[JamesM]

A-....ing-men.

[JeffFromMtl]

During the week, I'm a sub-contractor. On weekends, I work in a kitchen at a really awesome breakfast restaurant. I like both jobs enough and make enough money to not complain about them. When I'm finished my degree, I'll be a high school English and Geography teacher. The summers off then will make up for the 60+ hour weeks I worked during summers to get through University.

[ittoa666]

Originally Posted by Guitarman700

I ....ing love Arby's.

I don't.

[Strobe]

Originally Posted by MaxOfMetal

I work at MillerCoors and even on my worse day I love it.

Dude, I used to work for them - I moved to this state to work at the Eden Brewery. Been to the Milwaukee one. While I miss being a taste tester, I like my current job more. Now I make soap - less sexy than beer but the environment was pretty hostile at the Eden brewery. I do engineering type stuff (in between gigs, to pass the time, of course)

[Ralyks]

Work as a Seafood clerk at a supermarket. Other than the whole retail business making me realize how much common sense people lack and how selfish/ignorant they can be, I make a pretty decent wage for a part time position (while I finish my Music Theory and Composition degree), and practically run my department when my boss isn't working (and sometimes when he is). I wouldn't say I love it, but I say it definitely is a good job for while I'm finishing the degree. Plus, I'm in a union, so I get paid time off, some benefits, etc. etc.
And on top of all of that, I get to bring home plenty of yummy fish for quite cheap.

[BrandonARC]

I Just got fired from my job this past tuesday. I was a server at Olive Garden. I called all my co-workers assholes in the kitchen haha. Regardless im starting at Carolina Ale House this coming week. Server jobs are a dime a dozen. If your good at pretending you give a shit then its super easy money.

[The Grief Hole]

I teach kids English in Japan. Very unoriginal. I can't like my job despite it being easy as it detracts from my 'slacking with guitars and beer time'.

[renzoip]

I work for a family owned car dealer. I would not say I love my job, but that's just because I don't like to work period

But still, I have a decent schedule, I don't have to wear a uniform, I can use both my laptop and my cellphone while at work, and I can listen to the music I like, so I cannot really complain.

[Michael T]

I make tape, painters tape, packaging tape, duct tape, Hell all kinds of tape. It's not a bad job, my assistant & I basically hang out for 12 hrs making sure everything keeps running properly. I've got a killer stereo I keep on my machine and just listen to the iPod all day basically. That is until something breaks or craps out. The tunes seem to keep 90% of the big wigs away so usually its pretty peaceful (for me least ). They pay isn't bad for how easy the job is, only bad part is dealing with the occasional retarded hillbilly.

[Sephael]

Originally Posted by Michael T

only bad part is dealing with the occasional retarded hillbilly.

living where you do I'd say your blessed for only having to occasionally deal with them.

[toiletstand]

office job for the county.


easy job easy money. just tired of graveyard shift.

[Explorer]

Originally Posted by BrandonARC

If your good at pretending you give a shit then its super easy money.

What's even funnier is that if you manage to start caring about others, it's not only easy money, but you don't get frustrated at putting on a facade of caring.

Having spent my time in food service, I know there might be no difference to some, and to the ones who know the difference, the other difference shows up in one's tips.

[123spank]

I'm a laboratory manager at the University of Sydney, always lots of new stuff to worry about, students can be the best and worst part of the day. Good fun all round.

[ZEBOV]

I got home from work about an hour ago. I'm not even tired. (If you don't know what my job is, see page 1.)

[Asrial]

I work at the local grocery store, mostly being the cashier. It pays okay (around 400$ a normal month?), but I'm hitting 18 this september, so I'm getting the boot soon. :'(

The job is really repetitive, but some of the customers are just beyond nice and daily shoppers, so I almost always got someone to talk to. THAT is awesome.

[Daemoniac]

I love my chosen career, I cannot ....ing stand my job at the moment. Career = graphic designer. Job = storeman/store bitch.

[Variant]

I'm an industrial designer that looks for job openings in the decimated US economy for years on end... Shite job, doesn't pay anything.