View Poll Results: Do you enjoy your job?
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Bored. So what do you do?
I'll start this out. I work in the aerospace industry. Currently I am a 'Buyer'. I source parts and whatnot for our facility. I have mulitple other job functions as well but that is my primary. I enjoy it some days. It's a decent job with decent pay so i can't complain. It'd be nice if it were a little more lively here though
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eh... ok y not... work forone of the "baby bells" phone co's.. here's a hint.. stadium has same name now as of recently 
test phone/data lines.. mainly lines for atm's, lotto, metering ckts, bank lines gov lines... blah blah blah.. all the way up to t1s or more..... pays great... bennies pretty good... rest sux... but pays the bills..
No i cant get you free phone/data/cell service...but can refer ya new stuff at some intro prices(limited time) we even sell direct tv subscriptions...
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anways... ok.. 45min down.. 7hr 15min to go... damn it
test phone/data lines.. mainly lines for atm's, lotto, metering ckts, bank lines gov lines... blah blah blah.. all the way up to t1s or more..... pays great... bennies pretty good... rest sux... but pays the bills..
No i cant get you free phone/data/cell service...but can refer ya new stuff at some intro prices(limited time) we even sell direct tv subscriptions...
anways... ok.. 45min down.. 7hr 15min to go... damn it
Well, I work in IT doing support for a 3rd party logistics company. There are days when our program breaks we cant find 2 seconds to ourselves and then there are other days when we dont know what to do with ourselves. Pay is good, bennies good and I get to work with my Dad which is pretty cool. Big downside is being a 'fix-it' guy, i never get to deal with people in a great mood, kinda tough always dealing with the frustrated and angry but I'll live.
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I work for a company that consults with hospitals on how to manage their professional/liability insurance
I work for a company that consults with hospitals on how to manage their professional/liability insurance
my job is "iight" for the most part. good bennies, decent pay, etc. i won't complain too much. as for what i do:
im the VP assistant and sales coordinator for a large employer/supplier of temporary manual labor. pretty much anything that has to do with signing, pricing, etc. large accounts i do that (i don't actually SELL the account, thats for the sales people to do). and of course all of the duties that go along with being a VP assistant. i also book and manage tradeshows, and blah blah blah, the list goes on and on.
im the VP assistant and sales coordinator for a large employer/supplier of temporary manual labor. pretty much anything that has to do with signing, pricing, etc. large accounts i do that (i don't actually SELL the account, thats for the sales people to do). and of course all of the duties that go along with being a VP assistant. i also book and manage tradeshows, and blah blah blah, the list goes on and on.
I am a Library Assistant and Information Specialist Substitute at the Bellevue Regional Library (thats a mouthful!).
I've been at the library for 7 years next month, first as a page (grunt) and now in the aforementioned positions. What that basically means is I'm part of the inner workings of the library. I check items out to you, and back in when you return them. I answer questions over the phone, and call you when you screw up. I grab items that are requested via phone or catalog. As an Information Specialist, I help you find items you're looking for, and control use of meeting rooms and study rooms.
Do I enjoy my job? Sometimes. It can be one of the most rewarding jobs around, helping people (and especially children) find literature that may affect them in life-altering ways can be an amazing thing. But it can also be the worst job around, dealing with people who care nothing for how the system works and what the rules are, and would rather _____ incessantly about a $.10 fine for 20 minutes, than spend 30 seconds digging through their fat wallets looking for a dime.
On top of that, my co-workers are a mixed bunch (like any other job, I'm sure). One of my co-workers is my best friend and room-mate. Several of them I count as good friends, entertaining individuals whom I would gladly interact with outside of work as well as while there. There are others whose continued employment defies logic. Altzheimers victims and ESL students whose lack of understanding of the english alphabet makes our job more difficult, as we clean up the mistakes they make.
I rant because the job can be trying sometimes, but it pays very well and has great benefits. I find it nearly impossible to leave because of how difficult it would be to find better. I appreciate the job, what its done for me and what it continues to do. I just wish conditions were a bit better. If wishes were horses, eh?
*Edit* DAMN I talk too much!
I've been at the library for 7 years next month, first as a page (grunt) and now in the aforementioned positions. What that basically means is I'm part of the inner workings of the library. I check items out to you, and back in when you return them. I answer questions over the phone, and call you when you screw up. I grab items that are requested via phone or catalog. As an Information Specialist, I help you find items you're looking for, and control use of meeting rooms and study rooms.
Do I enjoy my job? Sometimes. It can be one of the most rewarding jobs around, helping people (and especially children) find literature that may affect them in life-altering ways can be an amazing thing. But it can also be the worst job around, dealing with people who care nothing for how the system works and what the rules are, and would rather _____ incessantly about a $.10 fine for 20 minutes, than spend 30 seconds digging through their fat wallets looking for a dime.
On top of that, my co-workers are a mixed bunch (like any other job, I'm sure). One of my co-workers is my best friend and room-mate. Several of them I count as good friends, entertaining individuals whom I would gladly interact with outside of work as well as while there. There are others whose continued employment defies logic. Altzheimers victims and ESL students whose lack of understanding of the english alphabet makes our job more difficult, as we clean up the mistakes they make.
I rant because the job can be trying sometimes, but it pays very well and has great benefits. I find it nearly impossible to leave because of how difficult it would be to find better. I appreciate the job, what its done for me and what it continues to do. I just wish conditions were a bit better. If wishes were horses, eh?
*Edit* DAMN I talk too much!
I'm the Director of Technology for HealthTalk in Seattle. It's a great job and I have a great team, but it can be highly stressful at times.
I'm Active Duty in the AF. Currently I work in a communications career field. It's allright. I'm still adjusting to it. I used to be Aircraft Armament, so pretty much anything is better than 12 hour shift's around F-16's in all weather conditions. I do miss the excitement and adreniline rush that came with my other job (not to mention the commrodory). Here I "manage" a LAN as well as WAN. The best aspect about doing comm is the training that we get. Which I consider to be part of the benefits, you can't really beat them. You put up with alot of **** at the same time though, deployments, hours etc... (too many to list). And the pay isn't that great, but this is an excellent stepping stone if I chose to follow up in the IT field after my enlistment is up (not until 09). Which I haven't decided on just yet...
I enjoy my job for the most part as a car salesman. Pay is decent most of the time and I get to meet lots of people. THough I am considering a stint in the army again though I am not to sure why my brain would allow that thought to come around.
man i HATE! my job... i push carts at Gloucester Wal-Mart... i know paper work can get stressfull for some of you guys... but me, man im like to post man... i will those carts in there snow rain sleet or shine... i work in weather that people can't even imagine.... most people are like "It ain't that bad out here" HA!!!
try being in it for 9-10 hours straight like yesterday temp went from 19 with winds up 30-35 mph in 3 hours the temps is now 8 with winds at 20-25 thats puts the temp to i dunno about -8... and that is 3 hours after i start workin i still have 6-7 hours left in -8 weather AND STILL DROPPING! i had layers of clothes im not stupid... that doesn't bother me what bothers me is when im tryin to cross the main drive to get to the door and these people in these cars as follows: cadillac's 99-up Dodge trucks jacked so high you have to us a 20' ladder to get in it, lincoln and every SUV you can think... don't stop for me when i cross that road to the door and WHEN they don't stop i have to wait cause they want that up front parking spot... and this one more thing gets on my nerves too... when they get their up front spot and go inside and spend 100-200$ they come out and put their stuff in the car and what do they do... LEAVE THE CART RIGHT THERE!!! and they parked right next to the return area... they will leav it in the next parking spot so other people can't park there... one word LAZZY!!! so let me think do i like my job... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm NO! i do this 6 days a week 9-10 hours a day and i have done it for 4 years... and for what... piddly a$$ pay and put up with people lazziness....
Im a Space Systems Engineer. Work on Life support systems and cooling systems for the space shuttle and space station. Im kinda new here, so I havent done anything too exciting yet. But I am hoping it will pick up soon. To kill time, I visit scionlife often.
Originally Posted by SXT_HuntToKill
so let me think do i like my job... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm NO! i do this 6 days a week 9-10 hours a day and i have done it for 4 years... and for what... piddly a$$ pay and put up with people lazziness....
I feel you on the weather. I've worked 12 hour shifts in rain, sleet, snow... 100 degree temps.
You could always join the military.
lol yeah i could... even though i fit for a navy seal... lol i have thought about it... but i have way to much in my life goin on right now i can't do nuthin but work and take care of all the prob in my life... BUT i am a proud owener of a BSP Bb... and loven it
















