Do you love your job & why (or why not)?

Next Level · December 2011

divn4$ wrote: »

The worst for me is when its 40 degrees its blowing 25 outta the North I am dripping wet on the dock and some hot rich women comes out in her bathrobe and says (Your going to get in the water, Isint it cold)Had my picture taken a thousand times.

Shrinkage?

Ol Mucky · December 2011

Fish Haid wrote: »

8 years to pass GED???

She should be able to get her degree in 20-30 years!

The world needs ditch diggers too!

I was thinking that too!

Then I said wait.............who is actually teaching her to pass LOL (j/k to the OP)

Bottom Lines · December 2011

Fish Haid wrote: »

8 years to pass GED???

She should be able to get her degree in 20-30 years!

The world needs ditch diggers too!

:Spittingcoffee

chick-a-dee · December 2011

Fish Haid wrote: »

Doh! When I read this, I thougt it was GRE, not GED! 8 years? really? Isn't GED the equivalent of a 6th grade "real" education?

I'm going to assume you're just busting my balls. If not, however, you're a real DB.

INTREPID377 · December 2011

I think it's fair to assume DB

tailingendloop77 · December 2011

Best job I ever had - software trainer for body shops - could wear shorts, tees and flip flops to work and do trainings with my feet up and eyes closed. A guy walked in for an interview and I was the first thing he saw and wanted to know who he had to kill to work there. Got a weekly cash bonus for hitting my marks. Unfortunately, that job went away and I'm back to being a sports editor/PT fishing guide.

Journalism pros: flexible schedule, variety in work, small papers aren't laying off
Journalism cons: very little vacation, low pay (requiring a second job), folks don't like you much

Guide pros: flexible schedule, variety, decent pay, clients are mostly fun, outdoors
Guide cons: can't do it year-round, some days are a struggle

pointerDixie214 · December 2011

Fish Haid wrote: »

Doh! When I read this, I thougt it was GRE, not GED! 8 years? really? Isn't GED the equivalent of a 6th grade "real" education?

So you can't even read (or spell for that matter) and you're making fun of a "6th grade" education level?

wizfisher · December 2011

Love my schedule, like my job.
I work 3 days a week giving me 4 days off every week to be with my family. I will be able to look back later in life without saying that I should have spent more time with my kids.
My wife stays home with them and usually be the end of my 4 days off, she is ready for me to go back to work. lol

Wish I made more money though. The single income thing gets tough sometimes. We aren't hurting, but that is because we don't finance everything and live within our means. Only debt is the house.

fins4me · December 2011

Love my job most days... Some days feel like I have way to many irons in the fire but since the dairy went away lots less stress and besides,,,, I feed the world,,, well a little part of it anyway.