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Having been on both sides of the employment picture more than once in my life, including after my separation from active duty in the early '80's, I have to say that the worst job truly is no job. Work and pay, even under difficult conditions can provide food and shelter. Being out of work, coming to the end of unemployment benefits (my tax dollars at work) and looking at the possibility of homelessness are horrifying conditions in which to exist. It is humiliating and somewhat de-humanizing if there is such a word

Serving in the military ranked as the third worst job, mainly because lives are on the line on a daily basis and many enlisted men and women are away from home for long periods at a time

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Bartending can be be a lucrative and fun career or short term job. Lots of people get into bartending to make extra money or to make quick money while they go to school or start a business. There are, however, lots of different types of bartending jobs

Other jobs

* Cleaning around dumpsters at Burger King in high school.

*Waitressing, way too much pressure there, I will applaud anyone who can stick with it.

* engineer

• Oil Rig Worker

• Reporter (Newspaper)

• Waiter/Waitress

* Photojournalist

* Salesman

* Executive