it's alright... it works for me at the moment, it gives me enough flexibility to do other things I need to do and want to do, so I like that a lot
and also, good to hear your situation got a better at your workplace, as I remember it was getting a bit dramatic... lol, something that happens at many workplaces anyway, but one things do settle, that is a great great thing to have, lucky
For the most part, yeah! Great coworkers and relatively positive work environment. It's a very stressful and demanding job at times, but it's rewarding, especially helping our patients and the community. Compared to my old job I was in for almost 10 years? It's a breath of fresh air.
The decent pay also helps, lol. Plus I get to use the gym area when we don't have patients, so I get to exercise at work: it's the ideal job for me, haha.
Ur soo pretty…. I do see more of a Russian look in that photo… um what was the question?😂ohhhh yea… I luv my job… but I work in my fam business n I was born in it.
There's such a fine line between enjoying our jobs and disliking them. In your question, you answered your own question: "you are not bossed around". That is the sole element of a good job. In general, if we're happy with our management, we like our jobs. Conversely, if our management isn't good, the work isn't and we're contemplating something new.
No, not in the early years. I was not paid all that much and was still trying to build my portfolio. After about 10 years I started getting into management and within 20 years I was running an entire outside office. Today I am retired from that job and self-employed. My work has taken me across the globe several times.
I've grown weary of my second career. I was a paramedic, but had to retire. After that, the long and winding path led into government. In my current position, I have reached the end of the road, and grown weary of the bureacracy. So it it is time to turn over a new leaf for new horizons!
Most of the time, I'm a truck driver so I never get bossed around. The hours suck because they change everyday. There are some places I'd rather not go but it pays well so I go
I'm retired now and love it. During my career, I almost always enjoyed my job. Of course, there were some bad days... everyone has them... but they were few in number.
well… it’s not bad, I work independently for the most part and also alone which is quiet and peaceful, however it is monotonous and repetitive so I get bored and tired of it
Working in Appalachia during the worst meth and heroin epidemics in a psychological clinic, NO fun anymore. We use the computers to protect us instead of helping
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