who loves their job

[jakeb]

nope not homo..... going on 4 years being married

But many of the ppl I went to college with for music were gay

[mrsleeve]

sorry man, its just when I hear Music teacher and they are not female..................... well its the 1st place my mind goes, thinking well that dude has to be gay. it does not help all the ones I had in school were homo or very very effeminate, and were very high on the homo suspicion list in the community in general.


Just giving you some shit is all

[jakeb]

hahha it's cool

i am an instrumental music teacher....... really no vocal ability. My main instrument is percussion.

[Rennsport]

I love my Job.
I'm a male porn star.

[ck_taft325is]

I love my Job.
I'm a male porn star.

Wait a minute... we work together...

[Rennsport]

Wait a minute... we work together...

Welcome to the industry.

[gwb72tii]

i do
i am a financial advisor/retirement planner
its a great business helping people get through life.
i really like it cause there is no limit on what you earn, and you get paid exactly what you're worth

[ethreezy90]

i do, i own a tattoo shop in northern california, noting more fun then drawing on 18 year old girls that dont know shit. hhahahahhahaha

[SimplyDope]

^Must be nice to stare at a hot teen ass and not be criticized either :D

[Rsully70sev]

I like to consider myself a modern day agricultural connoisseur. Yes I grow weed, and yes I love it.

[ButtJuice]

I hate my fucking job, fuck

^^ give me weed

[JayDee916]

I hate my fucking job, fuck

^^ give me weed

this^

[leothedrummer]

Not really sure if I'd say I love what I do...but I do love getting OEM Bimmer parts at cost price!

[turbo325i]

Working on finding my little niche in life, where I feel like I am contributing, and doing something worthwhile.. I am struggling with this...

I am thinking of opening my own shop with my brother... But then I have thoughts of going back to school, getting a degree and finding a job...

Basically I DO NOT like working for other people, especially people who I think are less intelligent than myself... Wrenching on cars my whole life seems.... Well, like I am not really doing anything important, and I dont wanna look back and feel like I didnt contribute much to this world...

Starting my own shop would be difficult no doubt... But there is potential to make pretty good $$$ and eventually I would want to move into just being the boss, and pursuing other money making business ventures.

I have seriously worked a lot of different jobs in different industries.

I started off striping cars when I was 14 and then started as the grunt @ a local shop.

I taught snowboarding @ a local ski resort, and worked @ a retail ski shop.

I was in the sign business for 3 years,

I was the book keeper @ a hotel (actually kinda really liked this job)... Weird

I worked @ Costco as a stocker...FML

I worked @ another shop that was good, but I hated making crap $$ and busting my butt.

Went to another shop after the above shop stoped paying me... This shop didnt pay enough..

I am currently working 3 12hour shifts @ a diamond drill bit manufacturer... and after 2 days I can already tell I am going to hate it...

WHAT TO DO???

Here are my requirements for a career:
1. Make enough $$$ to support my growing family, and save for retirement, and have modest toys.
2. Feel like I am making a positive difference in the world, basically doing something important.
3. Enjoy going to work, and be good, if not one of the best @ what I do.

I am mechanically inclined, I just dont know if I want to get greasy every day on customers cars, I dont mind getting greasy on my own.

I am great with people and communicate well. I feel like this is my strongest attribute.

I do things right the first time... Dont cut corners... Especially with other peoples $$$ I want them to be confident that I made the best choices with it.

Anyone have any thoughts? I dont want to end up 50yrs old still busting my butt to barely scrape by.

[Ryan Stewart]

Im a software consultant. I used to when I worked the higher ed vertical but since they moved me to these accounts payable projects I stopped loving it. Its still not a bad job, I just struggle sometimes with these people and dont understand AP as well.