Comments on: Do not – I repeat – DO NOT like your job

By: Dead End

Dead End — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:41:13 +0000

I hate my job, I hate my career and I always have, but it is the only think I have every been good at. I’ve tried (and failed miserably) doing thing I love because I am basically an incompetent moron. Death can not come fast enough. I have had it with life.

By: del

del — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 01:14:03 +0000

its a good job but i tire realy hard to leaner it i do realy well allday then its like i can;t do endly thing right i don;t no if its going to get beter its like i have bad luck i just want to run like hours are good you work 4 12s and you get 4 off sould i keep tiring or what i din there a month iam going to give some more time i hope its gets beter

By: jeetu

jeetu — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 13:48:02 +0000

I am in the job for last 3 months. I have got a new role and its a complete technical job with lonng hours at the desk which is totaly different from my past role of leeding on the ground and without my boss sitting on my head.
Trying to figure out how should i fit in, and finding it an uphill task.
i lack passion or remotely connected to what i am doing.Though i never felt associated with things but this time need to find somrthin for a leaving

By: vin

vin — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 04:31:01 +0000

Very interesting slice of American life these past 5 years, yes?
As we prepare for the tail of that dragon called Lehman-collapse (no, we’re not there yet…wait for it…..wait for itttt), I think we should all reminisce back to days when we had choices in jobs. This even as programmers & manufacturers rebelled & warned us against outsourcing in 2004, even as we ignored the fact we had more debt than we could possibly ever pay back, even as we engaged in a war (brought about by a strong C student) that wasn’t tallied on the federal balance books, even as long-serving US Congressmen quit & said Congress was broke, even as Frontline on PBS told us this was all coming eventually…and kick ourselves squarely in the pants for having slept thru the signs of the impending disaster we’ve gotten our country (not to mention the rest of the world….id est Greece, Italy, Ireland, not forgetting the additional 100 million third worlders recently tossed from poverty to Extreme Poverty) into.
Like your job? Be happy you have a workplace where the stress caused by downsizing desperados eliminating their underlings about – ohhh – 3 hours before they themselves get fired can dim the memory that (for a short period of time) we had a chance to fix this mess and instead, decided we’d ponder on how fuzzy we felt about 3 cubicle walls, the company-serving facade of “workplace morale” (always accompanied by HR-mind surveys….my latest one had the audacity to ask what local legislators I knew…what a joke! does anyone fall for that?!!!) and the latest poorly designed/implemented crapware (from companies who well-lubricate [hiccup] the supply chain “machine”).

By: scary ass plan

scary ass plan — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:20:51 +0000

I’m quitting my job in eight months. Why eight months? Because that’s how long it’ll take me to save enough money to stay afloat for a couple of jobless months. Hopefully I will find what I’m looking for. At first glance it sounds stupid, not knowing what’s in store for me even in hard times like these. The one thing I do know for certain is this: it can’t be worse than my current situation. I’ve dread coming to the office for quite a while now, I feel deep inside like I really need a change. I’m not married and don’t have any kids, so that’s probably why I’m able to give this crazy idea a try.

By: dino

dino — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 10:31:01 +0000

are’nt there any Laws against your boss treaty you like your a piece of shit,talking to like your a 15 year old ,making you feel like your no good at what you do.Do I get an attorney or what…she makes me want to quit my job with the company………….

By: Paul

Paul — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 17:04:09 +0000

I hate my job. I report to a micromanager. I have an interview next week. Life sucks!

By: j. p. mcfarlane

j. p. mcfarlane — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 00:03:00 +0000

I don’t like my work and being 61 I wish I was in a financial to retire. I do house painting and no matter how well you do your work you just get rewarded with complaints from customers and the boss. I have actually more experience then the boss but he is employer, not me so I work for him.
Yes work is not a place to share happiness as work is work and when you are finished you are now free with pay. That is all work is to me unless I do jobs that is rewarding like my art jobs I sometimes get. That is when I like the work. That is when I have that sense of worth while.
I was told once that he does not come to the job to work, he comes there to make money and that is just how I feel. I hope my art contracts in time, very quick time, will over take the other work I am currently doing.

By: Donna-Lee

Donna-Lee — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 10:05:59 +0000

Yes I have this new job have been there 2 months but still don’t feel comfortable. People are hard to get to know. Boss says that I don’t communicate properly ie have to talk to everyone in my team even though I don’t sit near them, which in itself is stupid. I sit with people I don’t work for. Dumb. She thinks I should know all the work by now – it’s not that easy – I think she thinks I’m stupid. Says I have to improve in 2 weeks or I think I’m out. I can’t leave until I get another job. Don’t really care if I’m asked to leave. Wish I loved it like my old job where I kinda had to take a redundancy payout as needed money.

By: Diassiau

Diassiau — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:48:13 +0000

Youre f**king crazy man.. I hate my job, its pure stress and bullsh!t, im getting nosebleeds just working there.