Jobs the horrible things we have to get up early to go to and slave away all day, well unless you like your job. :p
What do you do for a living? :)
If you don't do anything what do you want to do? :mog:
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Jobs the horrible things we have to get up early to go to and slave away all day, well unless you like your job. :p
What do you do for a living? :)
If you don't do anything what do you want to do? :mog:
*points to occupation entry in profile *
I'm a faculty student :( A parasite :( but in two years I'll be able to teach english and in another 2 years english and german to kids until they're 17! ^^
http://forums.eyesonff.com/general-c...ll-trades.html
Current Jobs:
Rock climbing instructor
Physics, Math, Biology & Chemistry Tutor for Georgian College
Cashier at Zehrs Markets Grocery store
Full time BA of Sciences Student
I'm currently out of college and unemplyoed. I'm still figuring out what job I should take. Maybe a call center agent is not a bad idea...
Call centre agent is the ideal first job. Lots of the people I trained with at BT (British Telecom) are younger than myself (25) and for around half of them it was their first proper job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Randgris
My current occupation is looking for an occupation.
I currently work at a kindergarten/afterschool centre for kids between 5-8. I work there 30 hours a week, from 11 am to 5 pm, which is great. Other than that I also work at the local sports centre, where I clean and sometimes also have the watch.. my hours there are not fixed, though - I work when they need me to.
I'm pretty much a bum atm, looking for anything easy to make some quick money.
My ideal career would involve writing.
I run a grocery store. And by run I mean I do practically everything, but I only got hired to cashier, then months later I got made a stock, supervisor, customer service, and cash office person. And despite all that I don't make over 8 bucks an hour.
I am tempted to say that I would let myself starve before I ever had a job that involved calling people. I probably wouldn't, but I wish I had that resolve and strength to prevent my suffering.Quote:
Originally Posted by TallulahCall centre agent is the ideal first job. Lots of the people I trained with at BT (British Telecom) are younger than myself (25) and for around half of them it was their first proper job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Randgris
Right now I'm an unemployed college student i.e. scum of the earth.
You're mom.
Full time college student, part time photographer.
PS. I really do love my job and I want to do it forever.
Unemployed college students are fine as long as their parents front cash. Otherwise I can't do much with them.
Um...
I'm apparently an ID Administration Analyst.
From my résumé:
* Provided support for Messaging (Group E-mail, Distribution Lists) administration, including but not limited to: Ownership/Co-ownership modification, membership modification, Creation, Removal, Domain Global Group management.
* Maintained ticket closure within service level agreement (one business day) at 97+% (typically 100%)
Soon you can add some domain logon administration and group disk share administration to those tasks.
Oh and my job is ridiculously easy. Excerpt from today:
(10:47:12 AM) Chemical: i have work 7 - 9
(10:47:16 AM) Chemical: er
(10:47:16 AM) i'm a SHAAAARK!: lawl
(10:47:17 AM) Chemical: 5 - 9
(10:47:30 AM) i'm a SHAAAARK!: no james for you!
(10:47:32 AM) i'm a SHAAAARK!: he's all mine!
(10:47:35 AM) i'm a SHAAAARK!: um
(10:47:48 AM) i'm a SHAAAARK!: /goes back to warcraft
I play video games during the day. These tickets take literally 5 minutes MAX to do, and I don't get that many in a day. Yawn.
I would have said the same thing eight months ago. Then my previous job got too boring, I was under poor leadership, and I felt my talents were being wasted, so I just went for it. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by I'm my own MILFI am tempted to say that I would let myself starve before I ever had a job that involved calling people...Quote:
Originally Posted by TallulahCall centre agent is the ideal first job. Lots of the people I trained with at BT (British Telecom) are younger than myself (25) and for around half of them it was their first proper job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Randgris