who wants to quit their job?

[HR-PUFF&STUFF]

what job do you have now, why do you want to quit and what do want to do?

 

[PWN3R]

who doesn't really?

 

[Alpha and Omega]

I don't. It's pretty easy.

I do legal transcription for the IDS and I'm able to work from home w/ only several weekly rendevous'.

I'm in the process of writing a novel, so it affords me a lot of flexibility.

 

[PWN3R]

Well ok, just totally prove me wrong then. W/e.

I guess, I'm only 18, and I have a lame part time job, so thats why i want to quit...

 

[HR-PUFF&STUFF]

I don't. It's pretty easy.

I do legal transcription for the IDS and I'm able to work from home w/ only several weekly rendevous'.

I'm in the process of writing a novel, so it affords me a lot of flexibility.

IDS?

 

[Alpha and Omega]

IDS?

Immigrant Deposition Services.

I document audio files of court hearings, appeals, etc. . .

It's simple.

 

[PWN3R]

How did you get the job?

 

[Alpha and Omega]

My cousin did it while she was in college; she was my reference. One of my supervising overseers is a family friend, and he gave me a good sound bite also.

It's not a total blessing because it's so d@mn tedious, but it doesn't really bother me often.

 

[Manic]

I work in the software department of an electronics store. It's not a difficult job-- just boring as all get-out. I'm either putting stuff on the shelf for a few hours straight, or helping customers find stuff. Every now and then, I might have to do a little dusting, or put new DVDs on the display racks.

The only hard part about my job is that my manager wants me to get customers to apply for an in-store credit card about once a day (which I never do). Also, she's evil.

So do I want to quit? Not really. It's $8 an hour for doing nothing all day.

 

[Tangled Web]

I don't have a job. Being a student is hard enough, ****ing summer work? Bull****. I just want to get to college and things will be easy street. Then I'll get a job at a video store, be there for a while and graduate.
Then I'll write. I'm working on a couple scripts right now (a little)

I'll only give you the working titles

Red White & Black
The boy who loved the B movie actess
College Time Again
'SC Confidential
Foreverland

 

[War Lord]

I'd like to retire, but I don't know what I'd do with my time, because I certainly wouldn't be sleeping in a comfortable bed and eating good food.

 

[Under The Rose]

The jobs fine with me, its the people i work with that get on my ****

 

[HoldMyDrink]

Of course I'd rather not work. But unless you're independently wealthy, you always have the same choice--get a job or go to jail.

 

[tzarinna]

I'm a union electrical apprentice,the money and benefits are great. I want to quit but I feel like I should finish the apprenticeship and maybe get a job overseas. Alot of electrcians will be retiring soon and there aren't alot of new recruits in the apprenticeship or can get through it. So I figure I'll be in demand,but it means nothing if I hate it.

Edit: Also with apprenticeship I receive college credit towards an electrical engineering degree

Of course this is my second career,the first I was a Recreation Thearapist in Long Term Health Care,I was reponsible for 60 seniors and AIDS residents.

 

[Carter]

I quit my job last week.

 

[JackSkellington]

I'd love to quit...but I needs the money.

 

[Speedball]

I quit my job.
I quit because people who had been there for only a few months had got promotions, while I had been there for a year and got crap. Toward the end, it was me and only me unloading trucks of about 900 pieces, while everyone else twiddled their thumbs.

 

[Drakon]

I wanna quit my job. I'm unemployed at the moment.

 

[Axid]

I just stopped hospital work, so I'm looking for a job that doesn't suck

 

[War Lord]

I wanna quit my job. I'm unemployed at the moment.

You can still quit.

Quit being unemployed.

 

[thedeadite]

i hate my job...i work at a "thrift store" i use the quotes because it's an internation chain, and though are product is used merchanidise..i think our prices are too high....that and i have a problem with how we pay our respective charity...

..i stay there because 99% of the people i work with (and most of the managers) are super cool, and it keeps me in school (i know if i took a job i enjoyed more/payed better, i would be tempted..and probably would...drop out)

 

[SpiderHulkThing]

i'm a pharmacy tech. I like my job because I know it will help me in my quest of becoming a pharmacist. the pay sucks though. i get paid less now than i ever did with any other job. but the experience will help me in the long run. i've had a couple days when i've thought about quitting since i know i could get paid more elsewhere. those days usually occur when they have me work at other stores though, and i'm no longer doing that. so my worst problem should be solved.

 

[webhead731]

lol.

I don't have a job.

 

[Joker]

I already quit my job...I'm living the dream

 

[MakeMineMarvel]

I don't. It's pretty easy.

I do legal transcription for the IDS and I'm able to work from home w/ only several weekly rendevous'.

I'm in the process of writing a novel, so it affords me a lot of flexibility.

Would you prefer to never have to do the weekly rendezvous? I mean, if you could spend that time writing your novel or sipping a nice drink on a warm beach would you rather be doing that?

While I think many people see their job as a necessary evil, it's only because people don't know what they don't know. If the company stopped paying, people wouldn't just show up because they love the atmosphere. 99% of people don't work because they just love the work, they work because if they didn't, they wouldn't be able to pay their bills.

There is no freedom in this Country without economic freedom. About 95% of the population here works some sort of a job making linear, active income. About 5% owns their own business or lives off an inheritance. That 95% controls about 20% of the wealth in this Country and the 5% controls the other 80.

Many people don't want to think about retirement because they can't fathom living 70% of the income they make now and most believe Social Security won't exist for them. 401K's do not provide the stability pensions do.

It's compensated slavery. You answer a bell and get up at a time you probably wouldn't if you didn't have to. You go sit in traffic with a bunch of other people that don't want to be there. You work until your allotted lunch time and you generally work with people you'd rather not spend your time with if given a choice. Then you get back in your car and ride home with those same people from the morning drive and their day sucked too. You go home and complain to your mate or friend about your day for two hours, eat dinner, watch tv, go to bed and the next day ... you get up and do the same thing.