Anyone have a job they like?

[sigrab]

Glad to see some of you have jobs you like. Seems like working for yourself is the way to go.

To ***** about my job 1) I have to get up at 4:20 am everyday to be at work at 5:30 am since we are on constant overtime which leads to 2) I have to work every single ****ing Saturday as overtime at 5:00 am which means I don't get to do a damn thing on Friday nights 3) The whole company is falling apart so bad that every department is behind and it has turned them all against each other 4) The company used to be alright until the wanna be tycoon owner decided to buy out every ****ty business he could find and not fix their original problems, which now has lead to all of them together bringing down everything including the original company he had which was doing well and 5) since all of this chaos is going down, all the mangers who used to be cool are now complete pricks to everyone and they expect you to give up all your personal life and devote all time you have to the company. I seriously have never had so much hatred for something in my entire life combined as much as I hate this job.

On the bright side though after next week I go down to part time work. I have finally decided to do college full time instead of part time and have enlisted in a HVAC certificate program at the local college so I will only have to put up with that **** hole for 20 hours a week. I know I will have stress coming from school and all that but it will be worth it.

That sucks.

But you're doing the right thing by prioritizing college.

Although whatever I did in college has absolutely zero relevance to what I do now.


I work for a very successful company substantial enough that it would be classified as "big" but small enough where if you are a good employee, the owners and the ppl managing the place treat you like family.

I've only been with this company 7 yrs but my closest and dearest friends right now are my co-workers and bosses.

I've never been part of a working environment where ppl are so proud of where they work they genuinely bust their asses off not only for themselves but for the company.

Even our portfolio managers who hold sessions twice a year to shed some light on how our investments are doing would routinely tell us that in all the years that they've been dealing with different companies, they've never seen an employee benefits packages as good as ours.

Good owners + good managers + great pay and benefits = Happy and content employees which leads to a very successful company.