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jason
02-26-2004, 10:57 PM
thats it, i just hate my stupid job... :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

pero chato
02-26-2004, 11:12 PM
jason:
thats it, i just hate my stupid job... :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: Hopefully you're young enough to change jobs. My advice is to find something you love before you are stuck with a mortgage and a car payment and college tuition and .......

PPHSfan
02-26-2004, 11:17 PM
Do like me. Find a job you love and you will never have to work another day in your life.

olddawggreen
02-26-2004, 11:17 PM
What is your job?

jason
02-26-2004, 11:24 PM
i do all the work nobody else wants to do at for a company that tests concrete, ground, etc on construction sites.

My Suck @$$ Job (http://www.psiusa.com)

poncho
02-26-2004, 11:35 PM
jason:
thats it, i just hate my stupid job... :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: For me thats why there's hobbies and weekends. I can retire this August but probably wont. Its nice to know you can go anytime the mood hits. :cool:

<small>[ February 27, 2004, 02:51 PM: Message edited by: poncho ]</small>

olddawggreen
02-26-2004, 11:46 PM
Jason, if you hate your job every day I would say you need to try to find something you like better. But I think every one has bad days with their job, regardless of how much they like it. I may be wrong but Ive always said that life is too short to get stuck in a job you hate. But thats what happens to a lot of people because of the financial responsibilities they have. If you are single, your in a lot better position to make that change than someone with a family is.

lepfan
02-27-2004, 12:48 AM
There are some days I don't like my job...but then dealing with 130 10-11 year old kids everyday has a way to get under your skin sometimes. Most days I love my job...or I would have hit the road a long time ago...

Old No. 7
02-27-2004, 08:59 AM
I love my job. It's the work I hate. :D

Tiger Turtle
02-27-2004, 09:54 AM
Actually, I like my job the great majority of the time. The exceptions are tied to the big guys' bad moods. Jason, shooting densities and testing concrete slumps ain't all that bad, but bustin' cylinders is a lot more fun. 'Course, that's from the engineer's point of view. Geotech pretty much rules the roost on civil construction jobs nowadays, so they take a lot of flack from contractors and owners who are in a hurry. Hang in there.

jason
02-27-2004, 02:24 PM
Tiger Turtle:
Actually, I like my job the great majority of the time. The exceptions are tied to the big guys' bad moods. Jason, shooting densities and testing concrete slumps ain't all that bad, but bustin' cylinders is a lot more fun. 'Course, that's from the engineer's point of view. Geotech pretty much rules the roost on civil construction jobs nowadays, so they take a lot of flack from contractors and owners who are in a hurry. Hang in there.well i dont get to do any of that...i get to go get the stuff the techs make strip them clean them and then break them....they just sit around and tell the concrete truck driver to add 5 gallons of water to the truck...

AggieJohn
02-27-2004, 03:31 PM
jason, maybe you should join my fantasy baseball to easy your troubles....

PPHSfan
02-27-2004, 04:01 PM
Here you go Jason.

According to the folks from I-resign.com these are the six greatest jobs in the world. I only qualify for four of them, but then again, I already love my job. :D

The President of the United States of America

Qualifications
American citizenship, ties with big business, a presidential dad, male, white.

Location
Washington DC, USA

Salary & Perks


$200,000 (not including a non-taxable $50,000 expense account)
Presidential jumbo jet
The White House
Power to wage war and unleash thermonuclear arsenal
A coterie of Secret Service bodyguards
Lucrative memoirs and speaking career after leaving office

Drawbacks

Possibility of assassination
Loss of private life
Responsibility for the security of the free world

Ratings
Power 95%
Wealth 30%
Fame 95%
Satisfaction 60%

Interested?

http://www.whitehouse.gov

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Aristocrat

Qualifications
None, you just need to be born lucky. It helps if you're the eldest son in most cases.

Location
A country estate, magnificent town house or luxury apartment, probably in Europe

Salary & Perks


A true member of the landed gentry would never reveal his or her private income. However, being able to live off the interest on the interest from your family's accumulated wealth means that money will not be a worry
An entry in Who's Who?
Automatic upgrade to First Class seats in planes, trains, theatres and restaurants
Undue influence in the affairs of your country

Drawbacks

Unable to vote in a British general election
Inherited tendency towards madness and rare genetic diseases
Incomprehensibly affected speech
Those funny aristocratic lips and eyes that make you look like a posh pink fish
Your house (pronounced 'hice') is too big to heat and you cannot make alterations to it due to its listed building status
You'll be first up against the wall in the event of revolution, or at least in the queue behind lawyers, politicians and dotcom millionaires.

Ratings
Power 33%
Wealth 90%
Fame 50%
Satisfaction 40%

Interested?
Bad luck. Unless you're an aristocrat already or about to marry one, forget about it!

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Porn Star

Qualifications

Physically fit and healthy
Photogenic
Liberal-minded
Able to get along with lots of new and different people

Location
Anywhere from a filthy shed in the outskirts of Bucharest to a sun-blessed beach in the Maldives

Salary & Perks


Once you've got to the top of the greasy career pole, you can name your own price
Owner of an imaginative and amusing name
Lots of sex in many different positions
Meet and get to know dozens of new and interesting people
Enjoy international stardom and become an object of desire

Drawbacks

General wear and tear
Feeling of being 'all shagged out'
Get through a lot of mouthwash
People don't recognize you with your clothes on

Ratings
Power 10%
Wealth 30%
Fame 30%
Satisfaction 90%

Interested?
http://www.adultstaffing.com

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Pop star

Qualifications

Youth
Distinctive image
Able to sing, dance, write or play music adequately.
Showmanship

Location
It certainly helps if you succeed in becoming successful globally, so a lot of travel may be necessary

Salary & Perks


Get it right and ultimate fame and fortune are certain
Your fame guarantees opportunities to side-step into other careers if the records stop selling
Limitless drink, drugs, travel
VIP suite at the recovery clinic when all of the above get too much
Adoration from your fans

Drawbacks

The bigger you are, the harder you'll fall
Constant press attention
Stalkers
Only as good as your last record
Career is prone to sudden changes in musical fashion (though this can work both ways, a career may be revived decades after its first blooming)
Tragically early death after inhaling own vomit/crashing high performance car/munching burgers in between handfuls of uppers and downers while sitting on the toilet

Ratings
Power 25%
Wealth 90%
Fame 90%
Satisfaction 80%

Interested?
Form a band, learn to be great DJ, write memorable songs, get a record deal and you're well on your way.

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Scientific Genius

Qualifications

Piercing insight
Experimental rigour
Abnormal mental abilities
Commitment
General learnedness

Location
Anywhere with laboratory facilities. This could include a lunar base, rickety old shed or imposing, gun-studded corporate facility

Salary & Perks


Unless you win a Nobel Prize (about $943,000 or £646,000) or your discoveries have serious commercial applications, the pay may not be great, but you will be wined and dined by the great and good.
Books will be written about you, you will be welcome at society dinner tables
The unique satisfaction that follows single-handedly expanding the boundaries of the known universe

Drawbacks

Years of frustration when your work is ignored or ridiculed by fools
Singular geniuses can be difficult to live or work with. Einstein - OK, he had the face of a kind uncle, but also the fists of a prize-fighter and a quick temper
Crisis of conscience over what you have unwittingly unleashed upon the world

Ratings
Power 30%
Wealth 15%
Fame 65%
Satisfaction 90%

Interested?
Somehow formulate a new way of seeing the world and the phenomena therein

http://www.nobel.se

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Mystic Guru

Qualifications

Venerable sagacity
Sagacious venerability
Divinity
Prone to spontaneous visions of the Grandeur of Creation
Ability to accomplish feats of healing or spiritual insight at the drop of a hat

Location
Two types of mystic: Those who walk the earth spreading the good word to all who will listen and those who live a life of ascetic but blissful isolation in the wilderness. Take your pick.

Salary & Perks


If you have a loyal flock, every material need will hopefully be catered for
Spiritual wholeness
Immaterial well-being
Daily congress with the Godhead
Eventual ascent unto paradise and/or rapturous union with the cosmos

Drawbacks

If you're a mystic guru of repute and good standing, nothing on this Earth could possibly get to you (that is unless it dawns on you that the universe is merely a dreadful, cold, infinite mistake)
Have to be prepared to spend forty days in the wilderness at some point in your career. Risk of crucifixion or other cruel/unusual punishment

Ratings
Power 100%
Wealth 20%
Fame 100%
Satisfaction 100%

Interested?
Cut out drinking, smoking, all vice and moral corruption and, in some cases, food and you might be in with a chance.

Whichever takes your fancy, good luck!

<small>[ February 27, 2004, 03:05 PM: Message edited by: PPHSfan ]</small>

jason
02-27-2004, 06:15 PM
explayer2001:
jason, maybe you should join my fantasy baseball to easy your troubles....:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Bandera YaYa
02-28-2004, 12:41 AM
I was stuck in a job for 17 years that I hated....banking. Then I finally got the courage to take a friend up on an offer to come work for him in his real estate office, as the office manager/his personal assistant. I was a single mom raising two teenage girls....my life was stressed to the max!! But, I changed jobs and now I work for a great boss that installed a TV,a satellite dish, VCR/DVD player and high speed internet service....just to make sure I was happy!! And he always asks if I am happy..he is a really great boss. So, my advice to you is to find a job that you love....they are out there!!...cuz life is too short to be so unhappy where you spend most of your waking time.

Wildcat81
02-28-2004, 12:47 AM
My jobs ok! My company has a contract with BP Chem
to operate thier terminal.Were we load Ships and Barges.

j_dog
02-28-2004, 01:19 AM
i love my job! i am retired and my job is doing absolutely NOTHING. And i am very good at it! :) I wish you the very best of luck in finding a job you love.