going to work

Don't really dread anything about going to work other than just having to go. The place I work at is fine. It is a part time job for me as I am retired and receive my retirement check so my part time job is just for extra money and benefits. I like the hours and days off and it is not a hard job and the company has many benefits. The company I retired from a few years back I totally dreaded going to. It was a retail job and the company had changed so much over the years where the employee did not seem to matter much, just a number is what you felt like. Perhaps too the dread came from having been there so long and burn out on the job. So right now in my life I am fine, would rather stay home than have to work but that is not an option right now so I feel pretty lucky to even have a job right now as so many others do not!

Maybe working hours. For the last few years I used to work only for myself. More, I never work on Fridays. Now I am working not only on Fridays, but also on some Saturdays. Also, trip to work and from work takes way to long. Days are so short now. I also noticed that it costs more money when working for someone else. Commute, dress code, gasoline and on and on...

its the getting out time.my kids create quite afuss(dont go and so on).they often blackmail me emotionally,they as well as me,are ok,once i get out.

I don't dread anything about my job until I add up how much money I make. This month has been a good month for me; I've made about $200. But I spent most of that on helping out a poor neighbor who works for me and is having issues with her food stamps card. I also spend money on debt repayment and work material. Why can I never get ahead? I think I'm going to have to stop being so nice and lending people money. I don't like to think that, but I think so.

Probably the fact that it's run by a bunch of snooty uptight no it alls whose parents PAID their way through college & have no clue how to manage anything!!!!

for me, currently it is my over-protective boss and my workload!!

i see. is nice to have good collegues.. for me... i am still a student yet. for now. if i say study attending classes as my work. hmm i think the one thing i dread most is i have to prepare a lot for one class.. and sometimes when it is a tough subject it takes me half a day to prepare for the next day.. other than that it is fine... oh yes, sometimes i don't like the teacher..!! when i have to work in the hospital. i think the workload gonna dread me. and the responsibilty that i have to bear. maybe schedule as well. happy mylotting. :)

My least favorite thing about going to work is some the people and then the days when it just seem like the night is going so slow(especially when we're not busy)

I work from home as a freelance writer, so I don't have the same "dread" issues as others do when it comes to dreading the environment or the people they work with. However, I do dread the encounters I experience with people who don't think I'm really working and try to place expectations and responsibilities on to me that I just don't have the time for (or the interest in). I dread that daily. It happens less now, but a year ago it happened on a daily basis. I'm working, people, so leave me alone! Sheesh.

When I worked, I had two dreads - answering phones, and relieving/covering for whatever secretary was out that day. It meant working at another desk, office, with a Director or Administrator ordering me around, doing chores/jobs that I knew little about, etc. I came home sick. There were a lot of days like that.

The thing I dreaded most when I was working, I am laid off now, was I never knew what my boss was going to blame on me. I dreaded the intercom ringing and her saying, "Barb, you got a sec". I dreaded the end of the month, when I had to balance everything, and fall short by a penny, which I had to feverishly look for. Those days are over, now I dread the ringing of my phone every half hour each day from the bill collectors.

When I was working in an office the things I dreaded the most were the long hours and the intense work load. Not to mention some of the people I had to work with just made everything so much worse.

For me the thing I dread the most is the bad attitude that many employees here seem to share. No one likes to work together or help each other out and it drives me nuts. There is a huge lack of communication and everyone blames everyone else when things go wrong. Plus everyone loves to whine and complain constantly. Those are the things I hate about coming to work.

At one point, it was the boss. On another, it was my students I didn't like.