Job Talk.

My first job was during school vacation time just for the summer, doing menial office jobs such as data entry, faxing documents etc. My job now is an airline pilot and it was my dream job since I was young, just like you. I'm so glad I put all of the effort in to doing what I wanted and I ended up succeeding and I wouldn't want to do any other job. It's actually a pleasure to wake up in the morning go to work as I enjoy that much. I sometimes think to myself that I can't believe people are paying me to do what I do because it's that great. I know there are not many airlines at the moment hiring flight attendants, but don't give up hope. I suspect in 2 years time they may start re-hiring, so if there's still a desire there for you to do that, I say go for it!

my first job was kitchen helper and waiter...that was 20 years ago...now i run my own electronics services business and so far im happy with what im doing and the way it is going...having a dream job doesnt mean that you will get rich in it but rather you are happy in doing you job...when i was a kid i love to dis-assemble anything out of curiority and try to assemble it to its original state...and now im have a work that works almost the same when i was a kid ...

Wow, in many ways I relate. I can't figure out what I can and want to do--and it seems the more educated I become, in a way, the more limited I am--does that make sense?

I had my first real job when I was sixteen. I was going to college full time, but I worked part time in a daycare. I worked in the nursery and I loved it. I was in charge of the six week to 1 year olds. I loved those babies so much. It made coming to work a joy. I haven't had a job in three years though. My last job was at a children's mental hospital as an administrative asistant. I had to quit because of my health. I loved that job too.

ha ha ha ha ha... at the fork on the road of life and not knowing what to choose eh? You are still young, plenty of choices for you to make. Question you should be asking yourself... Do you want to draw a paycheck month after month for the rest of your life? Does your qualifications allow you to live and retire comfortably based on the pay check you draw month after month? Once you can answer them, the rest of the questions will just follow and those answers to the questions will aid you in your thoughts about what you want to do with the rest of your life!

my first job was service crew on local restaurant here in our place. i just to took it for me to have an experience. after that i worked as call center agent for about 2 1/2 yrs. job was great it was a high paid job with lots of benefits. and then i left because it's not really my dream job. i really want a job anything that deals with computer technology. like what i have now. i might last here as long as the company continues.

MY first job was in a cafe, being a server/waiter.. haha =D I happened to be in it, because it was my fren whom introduced me into it, and i find it fun for it's my first job, and my first time earning money on my own.. haha =D I guess it's due to the frenz i found there, which makes me stayed there for about 3 years before i enlisted in the army.. haha =D After i'm out, i went back to the same company, same outlet, working about 2 years before quitting.. haha =D Right now, i'm working as something i really like, and it's my dream job too, for it's my hobby as well.. haha =D

My first job was Internet attendant, less pay but i enjoy free internet, so chat all the time when I am free or no customers around. I left coz i need to go back to college for my degree. It's not a dream job but i enjoy and coz of it i met my hubby hehehehe :D. Speaking of dream job, is to be a teacher. Hoping i will pursue it when i get back in Philippines. Happy myloting.

My first job was evil telemarketing, even though I enjoyed it a lot because I was in a nice place with nice people and a nice boss. It was funny to try and beat the other people at getting more appointments and also I liked to hear people's excuses for not accepting my offers. I then worked for some time in an agency that provides jobs for people but it sucked a lot and the boss was evil with he people who were looking for a job, making them filling out forms and then tearing them up just as soon as they had left the office. I hated that place. My dream job is to become a teacher at primary school and that's what I am studying for.

gosh! my fist job ? i was a waiter at a 3 star restaurant! it was an easy job they didn't had much customers and i left because they cut my paycheck every month! now i'm working at a cinema as a casier and i love it !:))))

I wanted to be a BSL interpreter, But fell pregnant at 16, i still went to college to get the degrees i needed to become a BSL interprter but also has to work to provide for my baby, I was kind of lucky i landed a job working for the inland revenue and that paid a good wage that worked around my baby and my college, it was hard work but i got there in the end ive been a fully qualified interpreter now for 3 years and its given my little boy the best start in life as ive had the money to raise him well, Hard hard work but defo worth it in the end for my little lad!!

My first job is a call center agent. Then now,I am a nurse. Somehow, I enjoy what I am doing because it is really fun, although sometimes it is toxic.

My first job was in a card shop as a saturday girl, iut i was only 15! Since then i have owkred in offices, bars, coffee houses and factories. I nopw work for a small charity, mainly doing admin but other stuff as well and i love it. I never realy had a dream job, wanted to work as a civil servant abroad but i then realised you couldn't help people, you were just a puppet for the state so i gave up! I love my current job and i am trining to go higher in this sector! i get to help people every day in a small way

My first job was a call center agent.I spent few months working as a call center agent,but I really didn't enjoy it although Call Centers pay well but it's really dreary,stressful and I consider it as emotionally and spiritually hard work! Now, I'm satisfied with my current job as a virtual assistant where I can always check my son from time to time while working. With regards to your situation, you're still young to make your dreams come true. Just follow what your heart says and make sure you have the skills for your dream job.