Do you like your job!!

[texfrazer]

Mine is awesome!

[willis68]

I guess that I am one of the lucky ones, not only does my job pay extremely well but I would actually do it for free. I enjoy it that much there is something wonderful to be said about finding something that you enjoy and make a good living doing so

[Bubba0031]

I am actually fortunate enough to have a job that I don't hate getting up in the morning and going to. I could make more somewhere else (in private pratice) but not having to come home and kick the dog is worth a lot to me. My wife on the other hand makes more than I but has to vent for 30 minutes every evening when she gets home.

[jcoosi]

I love what I do and hope to open my own business this coming up spring.

[brooksjr]

I think I am just burned out!! Been doing the same for over 11 years and didn't care much for it when i started. I make pretty good money considering I'm only a high school grad with no formal training in anything but I am so ready for a change. Don't get me wrong I will never get rich doing what I do but the bills are paid and I can still afford some toys.

[poak]

I like my job, but with a slow year in the construction industry, I've been layed off a LOT more than I've been working.

I don't hate the job, but the whole "Nobody Has a #*$@ing Clue What's Going On" thing that is so prevalent in this industry is pretty annoying, and I was beginning to get burnt out.

I've since switched gears, and am hoping to make a leap into an entirely different line of work.

Here's to hoping the transition not only happens, but that I like it as well.

[First Strike]

I love what I do, but the last year and a half has been rough. I started my own business ( doing what I do), but it has not gone well. I am in debt up to my eyeballs, and it makes my job harder to enjoy. Fortunately, God has smiled on me, and a larger company is going to take over the day to day operations, leaving me to do what I do best, and I get to keep 20% of the business. This starts in Feb, 2010.

Edited December 17, 2009 by First Strike
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[tntnixon]

If I didn't have a mortgage and a gun addiction, I'd do it for free!!!!! I feel very blessed because not many people can say that.

[Guest malbolja]

Of course!

I love your job too!

Mine, not so much. But the money is good and I'm still employed so I try not to whine too much. I never did figure out what I want to be when I grow up, and nobody will pay me to ride motorcycles or shoot guns, so...

[56FordGuy]

I like what I do, and I like the company that pays me to do it. Kind of funny, I remember years ago I was working and saw a guy that did what I do now. I thought to myself "Wow, that looks pretty nice. I'd like to do that." Here I am years later, and I do that now. Good stuff.

[TNTitan]

I love my job. Im in sales so I get to do all kinds of different things. Today I took barbershop-quartet Christmas carolers to clients offices. That was fun!

[Guest Angel 24/7]

I love my job!

But, I think with all the hours and time I am away from home I realize my children are the ones that are suffering for me wanting to be a successful woman. I want them to have everything I never had. I begining to think that all they want is my time and attention.

Balance is what I seek!

[R1100R]

Love my job! Nothing like taking care of Soldiers.

[Guest dlstewart01]

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Edited December 30, 2009 by dlstewart01

[Capbyrd]

I need to update. I was laid off at the radio station friday. So now I only love putting music on itunes.

[trblmkr13]

I feel very lucky to be able to work out of my house, and I would hate to have to go back to a cubicle

[Schadenfreude]

I am happy to still have a job in this shi**y economy the company I worked for basically went belly up & was bought out by another company that originally decided they didn't need me, 3 days later they called & asked if I would come back. At that time I was the senior design engineer, now a year later the job location has moved 65 miles away & I had to take a big pay cut to keep a job. Still like the job but man the commute sucks!

[willis68]

The company that I worked for went belly up as well, Thanks Obama!! but I left for another company prior to this happening, I took a small cut in pay but at the end of the day I was overpaid to begin with so I am still very happy and extremely lucky to have a job as a lot of guys in my industry are unemployed at the moment

[jeremy155rr]

thankful to have one, but in constant fear of being laid off everyday....if it werent for that big stressor i would say i loved my job, but the hours blow!

[strickj]

I think I mad a whole 3 figures this month. Does that count?

[ShaunM]

I love my job but like most jobs it has it's bad days.

[Volzfan]

I can't find a job that fits my needs. My wife doesn't drive and our health Ins. is thru her employer so I have to be flexible enough to get her to and from her job. A couple of PT jobs would work but I haven't found those that would let me work around my drive times either. I'm very quickly running out of $$$. Between $$$ problems here and also taking care of my parents who are aging not so gracefully, I am about at the end of my rope.

[Guest superdrew4000]

I'm the happiest I've been at work in a long time. Making the transition from the corporate hotel scene back to a family resteraunt setting has been fantastic. Ironically, I'm *still* going to school for something completely different than cooking, but I love my semi-new job!

[mcurrier]

I am happy to still have a job in this shi**y economy the company I worked for basically went belly up & was bought out by another company that originally decided they didn't need me, 3 days later they called & asked if I would come back.

Good thing you're not a bridge burner like me then. I would have nuked that bridge on the way out the door.

[greenego]

Keep getting layed off. No one liked a little Nukie as in Nuclear Power Plants, so I became self employed.