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"Yes, I adore my job, fulfilling and I get to meet every kind of person you can think of. "You must drive a bud or something? Your one of the lucky few I think my friend | |||
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"I work with awkward, stroppy, primadonna, stupid, ignorant and often roided pricks. Love it "You love the drama then lol work in a gym? | |||
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"I work with awkward, stroppy, primadonna, stupid, ignorant and often roided pricks. Love it
You love the drama then lol work in a gym?"God no | |||
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"Love my job Hate my boss" I think it's a prerequisite to hate your boss. I think possibly when being hired as a boss there might be a part in your contract which stipulates that you must have all your employees hate you lol Those very few bosses that are dead on seem to be a dying breed | |||
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"I work with awkward, stroppy, primadonna, stupid, ignorant and often roided pricks. Love it
You love the drama then lol work in a gym?
God no"Are you a door man? It's the roids that have me stumped here lol | |||
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"Love my job Hate my boss I think it's a prerequisite to hate your boss. I think possibly when being hired as a boss there might be a part in your contract which stipulates that you must have all your employees hate you lol Those very few bosses that are dead on seem to be a dying breed" Had some great bosses in my time... The most recent things he's fucking Attila The Hun.... Bullying, patronising wanker.... Most of the time not with me, but I don't like the way he treats people | |||
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"Love my job Hate my boss I think it's a prerequisite to hate your boss. I think possibly when being hired as a boss there might be a part in your contract which stipulates that you must have all your employees hate you lol Those very few bosses that are dead on seem to be a dying breed Had some great bosses in my time... The most recent things he's fucking Attila The Hun.... Bullying, patronising wanker.... Most of the time not with me, but I don't like the way he treats people" My boss likes to rake around, or so he let's on, and when he takes the piss and you take the piss back his favourite line is "remember son, I can make your life very difficult". What a prick | |||
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"I work with awkward, stroppy, primadonna, stupid, ignorant and often roided pricks. Love it
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Are you a door man? It's the roids that have me stumped here lol"Nearly, and I have been occasionally I do work in security  | |||
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"Love my job. Makes me appreciate what I have every day." That's nice to hear, it seems you've your place...also that you have a place in the minority lol | |||
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"I work with awkward, stroppy, primadonna, stupid, ignorant and often roided pricks. Love it
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Are you a door man? It's the roids that have me stumped here lol
Nearly, and I have been occasionally I do work in security "Yay!! Lol worked in security myself for a couple of years, it wasn't a bad job at all ?? | |||
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"No, no I don’t love my job. It pays my mortgage and bills, it’s not hard work and I’m surrounded by women. I think that’s three definite reasons why I’ve never looked for a new one " 3 fantastic reasons not to leave your job, happy days. May I ask what you do? | |||
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"Yes its ok but saying that i just transfered roles" You've found a new lease of work-life maybe? A change is as good as a rest or something like that as the saying goes. Happy days pal! | |||
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"Yes, i do love it.  "Good man! What is it you love most? | |||
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I love my job and my career choice and my industry sector but as my company works project to project some are better than others. Some amazing and some utter shite | |||
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"Bit of a misleading title, I'm interested in wether or not you love your job. I've been in mine now long enough that it drives me crazy and for the last month I've been looking around for something new and applying for things I've seen. When I first started my job I was confident I would always enjoy it and that there was always room for advancement if I started to feel like it was dead ending. Now I'm not even interested in advancement, I literally want to change enployers and maybe careers with it. Do any of you love your jobs and what keeps you there and keeps you happy? It might be personal relationships with customers or colleagues or you just love the work. I'm interested to know plus I've found me a sneaky corner to pass some time in "a great job has several immovable parameters eg good people/colleagues,creativity and rewards and variation, I love mine. | |||
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"I've got two, one of them I love the salary but not the job, the other one I love the job but the salary is just pocket money (although has shot up since promotion!)" That's another thing, it gets harder and harder now to find a job paying the right wages or else the cost of living is increasing quicker than people salaries and it's becomes essential for some to find a second job. I worked 2 myself for years prior to this most recent job and that was just to be able to pay my bills and enjoy a drink at the weekend and the odd hoilday. The second job, like you, I loved. It was in a zoo but unfortunately there was never any more than a couple of days work a week available so I couldn't move in there full time as I'd have loved. | |||
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"Bit of a misleading title, I'm interested in wether or not you love your job. I've been in mine now long enough that it drives me crazy and for the last month I've been looking around for something new and applying for things I've seen. When I first started my job I was confident I would always enjoy it and that there was always room for advancement if I started to feel like it was dead ending. Now I'm not even interested in advancement, I literally want to change enployers and maybe careers with it. Do any of you love your jobs and what keeps you there and keeps you happy? It might be personal relationships with customers or colleagues or you just love the work. I'm interested to know plus I've found me a sneaky corner to pass some time in a great job has several immovable parameters eg good people/colleagues,creativity and rewards and variation, I love mine. "I totally agree with you and I'm glad yours is inside those parameters | |||
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"I'm the boss so I hope my staff don't hate me
I love my job and my career choice and my industry sector but as my company works project to project some are better than others. Some amazing and some utter shite"I've never had a female boss, now that I say that I'm actually quite surprised too. Maybe though if I had a lady boss I might feel differently lol maybe that's just my crotch talking
I'm thinking too that the constant change in projects at least keeps things a little fresher for you | |||
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"I enjoy my job, no day is ever the same. I've had the chance to travel and see new places while getting paid, meet new people and learn new skills. Long may it continue" Happy days mate. Bus or train driver I'm gonna guess? | |||
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"I enjoy my job, no day is ever the same. I've had the chance to travel and see new places while getting paid, meet new people and learn new skills. Long may it continue Happy days mate. Bus or train driver I'm gonna guess?" Neither, it's aviation. Stores supervisor so part of the management and also assist with repairing interiors of the aircraft | |||
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"We both love our jobs...P is a carer in a stroke rehab unit and I'm a semi retired welder/fabricator/engineer that mostly works on fairground rides these days." Your job sounds awesome to be honest! As for P, she must be a lovely woman to chose such a job that helps people recovering from stroke | |||
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"I enjoy my job, no day is ever the same. I've had the chance to travel and see new places while getting paid, meet new people and learn new skills. Long may it continue Happy days mate. Bus or train driver I'm gonna guess? Neither, it's aviation. Stores supervisor so part of the management and also assist with repairing interiors of the aircraft" That sounds like a sweet job, I'd have an interest in planes... usually just sitting in them though on my way to places lol | |||
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"No, no I don’t love my job. It pays my mortgage and bills, it’s not hard work and I’m surrounded by women. I think that’s three definite reasons why I’ve never looked for a new one 3 fantastic reasons not to leave your job, happy days. May I ask what you do? " I work for an investment company. Excel does most of my work for me. Any one that knows me will tell you I spend all day doodling. | |||
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"I've got two, one of them I love the salary but not the job, the other one I love the job but the salary is just pocket money (although has shot up since promotion!) That's another thing, it gets harder and harder now to find a job paying the right wages or else the cost of living is increasing quicker than people salaries and it's becomes essential for some to find a second job. I worked 2 myself for years prior to this most recent job and that was just to be able to pay my bills and enjoy a drink at the weekend and the odd hoilday. The second job, like you, I loved. It was in a zoo but unfortunately there was never any more than a couple of days work a week available so I couldn't move in there full time as I'd have loved." Mine is with the army, I've done so many awesome things with it, learned a lot about myself and they throw courses at you for free that are useful in civvy life. The pay isn't bad either, obviously as a part time job you couldn't live on it but it's a nice bonus on top of my civvy wage. And I just love it anyway! | |||
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"No, no I don’t love my job. It pays my mortgage and bills, it’s not hard work and I’m surrounded by women. I think that’s three definite reasons why I’ve never looked for a new one 3 fantastic reasons not to leave your job, happy days. May I ask what you do? I work for an investment company. Excel does most of my work for me. Any one that knows me will tell you I spend all day doodling. " Lucky big shite lol | |||
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"I've got two, one of them I love the salary but not the job, the other one I love the job but the salary is just pocket money (although has shot up since promotion!) That's another thing, it gets harder and harder now to find a job paying the right wages or else the cost of living is increasing quicker than people salaries and it's becomes essential for some to find a second job. I worked 2 myself for years prior to this most recent job and that was just to be able to pay my bills and enjoy a drink at the weekend and the odd hoilday. The second job, like you, I loved. It was in a zoo but unfortunately there was never any more than a couple of days work a week available so I couldn't move in there full time as I'd have loved. Mine is with the army, I've done so many awesome things with it, learned a lot about myself and they throw courses at you for free that are useful in civvy life. The pay isn't bad either, obviously as a part time job you couldn't live on it but it's a nice bonus on top of my civvy wage. And I just love it anyway!" I thought about the army in the past but was never serious enough about it so I didn't go for it. I've kicked myself multiple times since then. As you say, courses galore and earning while keeping fit and making lifelong pals. Not to mention helping rebuild live depending on where you served. It was the taking lives part that put me off. | |||
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"I have an outlook on work that you should either do something you love or do something that enables you to do the things that you love. The latter works for me as I'm off for about 5 months of the year. In result I love my job for what it lets me get out of life "You sound like you have the perfect joband the perfect attitude pal, kudos | |||
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"Nope I should be on ten grand more so my CV has been updated and sent to a specialist agency do something about it if your not happy " Good call bro, onwards and upwards! | |||
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"I love my job, but the boss can be a right bitch at times "Are you the boss per chance? Lol I hope I haven't guessed that wrong | |||
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"I've got two, one of them I love the salary but not the job, the other one I love the job but the salary is just pocket money (although has shot up since promotion!) That's another thing, it gets harder and harder now to find a job paying the right wages or else the cost of living is increasing quicker than people salaries and it's becomes essential for some to find a second job. I worked 2 myself for years prior to this most recent job and that was just to be able to pay my bills and enjoy a drink at the weekend and the odd hoilday. The second job, like you, I loved. It was in a zoo but unfortunately there was never any more than a couple of days work a week available so I couldn't move in there full time as I'd have loved. Mine is with the army, I've done so many awesome things with it, learned a lot about myself and they throw courses at you for free that are useful in civvy life. The pay isn't bad either, obviously as a part time job you couldn't live on it but it's a nice bonus on top of my civvy wage. And I just love it anyway! I thought about the army in the past but was never serious enough about it so I didn't go for it. I've kicked myself multiple times since then. As you say, courses galore and earning while keeping fit and making lifelong pals. Not to mention helping rebuild live depending on where you served. It was the taking lives part that put me off. " I've been in over 3 years now and haven't had to fire a shot in anger, some of the guys in my unit have been in for 20 years or more and still haven't and that's including doing HERRICK and TELIC tours, it really depends on the cap badge you join | |||
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"I've got two, one of them I love the salary but not the job, the other one I love the job but the salary is just pocket money (although has shot up since promotion!) That's another thing, it gets harder and harder now to find a job paying the right wages or else the cost of living is increasing quicker than people salaries and it's becomes essential for some to find a second job. I worked 2 myself for years prior to this most recent job and that was just to be able to pay my bills and enjoy a drink at the weekend and the odd hoilday. The second job, like you, I loved. It was in a zoo but unfortunately there was never any more than a couple of days work a week available so I couldn't move in there full time as I'd have loved. Mine is with the army, I've done so many awesome things with it, learned a lot about myself and they throw courses at you for free that are useful in civvy life. The pay isn't bad either, obviously as a part time job you couldn't live on it but it's a nice bonus on top of my civvy wage. And I just love it anyway! I thought about the army in the past but was never serious enough about it so I didn't go for it. I've kicked myself multiple times since then. As you say, courses galore and earning while keeping fit and making lifelong pals. Not to mention helping rebuild live depending on where you served. It was the taking lives part that put me off. I've been in over 3 years now and haven't had to fire a shot in anger, some of the guys in my unit have been in for 20 years or more and still haven't and that's including doing HERRICK and TELIC tours, it really depends on the cap badge you join "I had looked at the Royal Irish guards. My friend joined up and ended up in arghan within 6 months and came under fire in Helmand. He was hunkered down behind a wall and a ricochet struck his elbow and diverted up his arm. Not a particularly serious injury thankfuly and now all he does is recruit in Holywood barracks. My luck though, what I'm getting at is there are guys that go years without seeing combat and guys who get involved right away, I never thought to look anywhere other than infantry because I thought I would make a good soldier... But I thought long and hard and decided I didn't want to put myself in a position where I might have to kill someone. I've watched Dexter, I might have liked it and gotten good at it lol | |||
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"We both love our jobs...P is a carer in a stroke rehab unit and I'm a semi retired welder/fabricator/engineer that mostly works on fairground rides these days. Your job sounds awesome to be honest! As for P, she must be a lovely woman to chose such a job that helps people recovering from stroke "She's a diamond. Her previous job was working with Alzheimer's patients and it was killing her but this job sees people getting better and leaving to carry on with their lives...A much better prognosis. My job is great and has the added bonus of a free night out when the fair's in town. I was one of a party of nine when we went to the firework championships we have down here (amazing two nights every year if anyone fancies making a trip with more than one purpose) and we were fed and watered by some caterers I've done jobs for, rode any rides we wanted on the ground for the three hours before the first big bang, watched nearly an hour of the best explosions you'll see in the night sky and all for zero pounds...A perfect night for a big kid (at heart). | |||
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"We both love our jobs...P is a carer in a stroke rehab unit and I'm a semi retired welder/fabricator/engineer that mostly works on fairground rides these days. Your job sounds awesome to be honest! As for P, she must be a lovely woman to chose such a job that helps people recovering from stroke
She's a diamond. Her previous job was working with Alzheimer's patients and it was killing her but this job sees people getting better and leaving to carry on with their lives...A much better prognosis. My job is great and has the added bonus of a free night out when the fair's in town. I was one of a party of nine when we went to the firework championships we have down here (amazing two nights every year if anyone fancies making a trip with more than one purpose) and we were fed and watered by some caterers I've done jobs for, rode any rides we wanted on the ground for the three hours before the first big bang, watched nearly an hour of the best explosions you'll see in the night sky and all for zero pounds...A perfect night for a big kid (at heart). "Ok now I'm really envious, 1/your lovely wife sounds better still lol 2/your job man, you job would keep this big kid very happy and also satisfied and not looking for another. If you have a Belfast connection I would love a hook up lol I'm a hard worker(except today), I have great attention to detail and I'm a people person. Let me know lol | |||
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