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Yes I do. The pay is pants but I have a good pension. Also a good, flexible boss & generally great colleagues. I’ve been there nearly 24 years.
T is self employed. I can’t imagine him doing anything other than what he does. His pay is dire & his hours are very long but he seems happy & is good at what he does.
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As a self employed trades person I love the work but sometimes hate the job. I get a great sense of job satisfaction when I walk out of a house. The admin side of things is what I don’t like though. |
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I absolutely adore my job ... was put on this planet to do it! Had hard days but never a bad day in 11 years ... plus am a complete work nerd! It's part of me and love every day |
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over a year ago
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Don't love my job. Really don't think I'd love any job because it's still work. I like my job lots and the people, companyand nature of our business means I wouldn't really want to do anything else. |
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over a year ago
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"I’ve been in jobs I’ve liked, saying you love your job implies you’d do it for nothing, or as a hobby, which I never would. "
I do love my job and, yes, I do volunteer doing it on days off with/for the kids! |
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"I’ve been in jobs I’ve liked, saying you love your job implies you’d do it for nothing, or as a hobby, which I never would. "
If I won the lottery I'd do it on a voluntary basis for a few charities close to my heart.
I really do love it. |
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over a year ago
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Not so much the company I work for now, but definitely wouldn't think of changing careers. I find what I do to be rewarding in many ways even though it can draining and stressful at times. |
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Nope hate it!
Pre covid had a job I love, felt like I was seeing friends rather than going to work.
Then got current job, hate it, been looking for other employment since Jan to no avail. I clock watch, don't want to go in find it boring, I'm not learning and just want to leave
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By *gent CoulsonMan
over a year ago
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I worked in hospitality for many years, initially in the commercial kitchen side but in latter years mainly being bars, up till last year I had the pleasure of running a pub, it isn't a job, it's a way of life, and I bloody loved it |
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over a year ago
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I do very much love my job, it’s been challenging, hard at times, scary and adrenaline fuelled. But I’m getting old and it’s very much a young mans game.
Thinking of a full career change or maybe UK based at least |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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"I do very much love my job, it’s been challenging, hard at times, scary and adrenaline fuelled. But I’m getting old and it’s very much a young mans game.
Thinking of a full career change or maybe UK based at least "
Haha…. You would get work with us in Africa easily , or 50/50 uk Africa , you might find it boring and not scary though, the only people kid nap me are Uber drivers in Lagos  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I do very much love my job, it’s been challenging, hard at times, scary and adrenaline fuelled. But I’m getting old and it’s very much a young mans game.
Thinking of a full career change or maybe UK based at least
Haha…. You would get work with us in Africa easily , or 50/50 uk Africa , you might find it boring and not scary though, the only people kid nap me are Uber drivers in Lagos "
Sounds promising, especially your Rwanda trips |
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I do love my job, I love the children and in 25 years I have loved after a lot of Children
My new job has pushed me to the limit, questioned my practice and I feel like I don't quite fit in with the others making me question if I really want to be working with children anymore
But then I take a deep breath and remember what it is that is important the Children....A little girl came and hugged me today saying "you're my favourite teacher because you laugh lots and that makes me happy"
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and it’s now given me the opportunity to work in an area I haven’t previously spent much time in. I feel very privileged to have such a great job 