Do you love your present job?

When I first started my current job I loved it. Coming from a wage position in a restaurant to a salaried position with benefits in an office was a complete God send. Now I would just say that I like it, most of the time it is great, but when it gets bad it gets so bad that I go home in tears.

Your lucky! I use to like my job till we got a new director. Now everything has changed. Sometimes change is a good thing, but all within a few months is crazy! I would rather stay home with my children anyday! But of course money won't allow that. Times sure are rough!

I hated almost every job I had since 1980, I went to university trained for what I did want and guess what I became disabled and I am not able to do what I wanted to do. But now that I am home I do love writing, and if I didn't need so much money to make ends meet I would write my third book.

I don't love my job but I don't hate it either. I've been a lunch aide with the Headstart program for over 10 years. I've also done a lot of child care work, subbing in various areas (classroom, bus aide, secretary and custodian). I want to quit my job....mostly because I really need more time with my homeschooling of my daughters around what has become an extremely busy schedule. Marsha

Yes. I my job. There are obviously quite a few people who don't like their job at all ,so I feel very lucky that I love my job and the people I work with. I am an accessories buyer for a mjor department store. Basially what I do is go to fashion shows(although not very often), look at product catalogs and vender booths at shows and decide what kinds of accessories are going to be available for you to purchase. I buy for women's shoes and accessories, so I decide all of the shoes that are in the women's department, all the jewelry(both high and low end), hats, scarves, etc. Considering how much I loved shopping before I started school for this job, and then the job itself, my shopping has only gotten worse. My boyfriend las very little room in the closet, and once a season I have to go through and edit my wardrobe, otherwise it gets to be too much. Since many of the clothes I receive are designer labels, I sell them on Ebay(most of them I don't even wear if they arnt my style) and I split the proceeds with a local non-profit that I sit on the board of.

I love my job. And more importantly, I love the people I work with. I think that's the most important thing.