What are the best and worst things about your job?
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ANSWERS: 29
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5.00pm friday and 8.30am monday :-)
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The worst is going and the best is leaving
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Best and Worst... both are Today is my last day ... good in that I am done with my project there, bad b/c I'll miss some of my co-workers :-)
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Best things Only part time! (3 hours of working) Flexible Hours! Get paid $100 a week! Worst things Read boring articles Complete other forms of paperwork.
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I meet new people every day, people who are challenging and sometimes demanding. I get to talk with them and explore subject matters that are new and different to me. I learn about people and their issues. I get to learn about myself. And I get paid well. Frankly, I'd almost pay to do this work, almost but probably not really. I do enjoy my work and have for the past 15 year. There really isn't a downside for me.
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when I got off this morning at 8am and when I go back again on Saturday night and start work at 11pm. However, this morning was even better when I had my review with a raise !
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Best - The job itself, my co-workers, benefits Worst - boss is a control freak micro-manager who cares more about the politics than the job.
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Best-meeting different people and haing a great laugh Worst- the bloody shoplifters
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good: doing what ive always wanted and helping people bad: when patients and their relatives think everything bad that has ever happened in their entire lives is your fault and its very annoying and disheartening!
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being outside /the wages
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bad- the lame uniform good- the free food and discounts =p
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Best: The people I work with and getting to travel. Worst: It's not challenging and it's boring, which is why I will start a new job on the 7th.
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Best: That I don't have one. Worst: That I don't have one. - I am currently looking for employment.
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I don't have a job, so I guess it would be... Best thing: being able to wake up, whenever I like, and still getting paid. Worst thing: being stuck here, lonely and disabled (SSI).
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The best thing is the benefits and always knowing I'll have a paycheck two times a month, the bad part is that if told to, I would have to go to the middle east or leave the country for 6 months, stuck on a ship.
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There are many good things 1) Good hours 2) Good Pay 3) Good Benefits Bad Things 1) Gone for years at a time.
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Best: Plenty of spare time Worst: Boring as hell
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Being self employed, the best thing is I get to work my own hours. The worst it, it's pretty near all of them.
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Best it gives me great satisfaction Worst I am a woman in a man’s world
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i keep the airways safe - its boring when we dont find somthing for weeks on end
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... being self employed working from home ... best ... ... some what of a low income ... worst ...
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Best:I work for myself Worst:Paycheck is not guaranteed. The job itself, going to trial or doing depositions. It's fun to make people squirm. Paperwork and court procedures suck.
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Best: - just being employed during the hard times - there's something to look forward to every two weeks (my salary, of course) - there would be no gap in my employment history - applications for leave are approved all the time - the workload is light, that's why I can do other things while at work Worst: - low pay - dead-end job - the idiots reign supreme in the office
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Best: Pay and benefits Worst: Having to show up.
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The best thing about my job is that i run my own business! but the worse thing about it is that i hate when my employees are asking me for a rate.
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Best: I get to wrokout for free all the time Worst: I have to workout all the time LOL :)
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I'm retired but when I worked the best thing about every job I ever had was the work itself..I loved it. The worst thing was an occasional boss who either didn't know as much as his/her staff did or was a lousy people person and couldn't manage his/her way out of a paper bag! :) Happy Sunday! :)
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Best: is payday! worst: its boring and tedious
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The best is, I have a job, the worste is, I have a job.
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