Do you LIKE your JOB?

I'm a stay at home mom. I love my job. The pay is not too good though lol. If you know what I mean. But it's all worth it. I love spending my time with my daughter and my friends and family. I'm also a part time writer on the side, so that is also a rewarding aspect of my life. I don't know about the "no pain, no gain," theory, but I love doing what I do. There was one job that I really didn't enjoy and that was working for a clothing store and it was really horrible. They were rude and mean, and at the end of the day, I just didn't want to deal with them anymore.

I'm a part time waitress, a wife and a mother. I love all of my jobs but being a mother is my favorite. :) There are times I don't enjoy being a waitress....like when a cook fails to read special instructions on an order. LOL For the most part I just love taking care of people.

No, I don't like my job. I work in an office, my work is repetetive, boring and not creative, so I have a lot of hobbies, my favourite hobby is to paint and to draw. In Italy, the country where I live, it's very difficult to find a job, I won a competitive examination and I got the job, but I don't like it at all.

i love my job and love what i do right now ... i dont like to think that others have better ... i only think that i have what i deserved and so i enjoy it at the fullest ... thats the way it is for me thanks sid

I have done so many different things and the first one was lawn care n florida for 13 years we owned it and i worked in the field and did the bookwork.Was a lot of work and very hot in the summertime. Was well worth what we got out of it. Now I work for Pella windows and have been for five years. Make a window from the glass to the whole window in the frame. Really interesting to see it done. Factories really can be interesting work to learn.

No,I definately don't like my job. I work as a caregiver for a nursing agency and it really takes a toll on you not just physically,but emotionally as well.Not only is it exhausting physically,but you would not believe the verbal abuse we have to take.I am trying to start school to get a better job and Ican't wait!

I love my job. It's fun to do, and you get to meet alot of different people on a daily basis. I just wish it would pay a little but more. He he he. :x

I love my jobs. I am a CPA and I just love numbers. People think I'm crazy because I like to do tax returns. My husband and I also have a home-business that we love too. Since my husband hates his job, he will be quitting that to do our home-business fulltime.

I like my job very much.I have been working for quite some time there. I have enjoyed the work atmosphere and all the people there. I also get a handsome salary apart from other benefits. I am interested in the wide scope my job offers to me. It is very competitive between the employees which leads to better results.

Hey!i like my job, i work at a contact center, for General motors, and we get a lot of incentives and rewrads for our perfomance. i relly like it there, i work night but it is ko, and i get to learn in communicating with other people and I also have the chence to get promoted after a few months!

i like my job. I get so much free time here, i get to use the net all day to mess around!

i am now working yet..

I love my job all I have to do is look at animal and fish it is jus wunderful to be tere so when I die I would have hade the best life I could have ever hade and I will be relly prowed of my self

I bag firewood. I take logs, put em into bags, and toss the bags in a pile. I get a great workout and I get paid fairly good for my age ($12h at 18). Very Happy!

My job, though most people do not think it is a job, is being a Stay At Home Mom to my 6 month old son. I love the job. I get to see him with every new thing he does. It's a full time job taking care of him and the house both.

Auto makers usually make great money and have many benefits. I know some that have made over $100,000 a year with overtime. I worked in a factory for over 20 years. It can be hard physical labor. And many factory jobs do take skills and brains. I am trying to work at home myself. It is something that I like to do but takes a long time to learn to do well. I think that is the key. If you are working at something you enjoy and like to do, you will persist until you get it working. If you are trying to work at something that you really don't like but you are only in it for the money, it will be much harder to succeed. The saying "no pain, no gain" is really silly. Why would you want to do something that gives you pain? Just because you "get" pained by doing something doesn't mean you gain anything except maybe soreness(aches or a headache). The idea is to work without pain(physical and mental) because you are enjoying what you are doing and if you persist, you will be rewarded. By using that saying, you are telling yourself that you have to experience pain before you make any gains. This is another ridiculous saying that causes more mental harm than people know. Becoming successful does take work and persistence. And it takes a "yes" attitude every step of the way. Everytime you use the word "no" you are telling yourself it can't be done. Everytime you say "no gain", that is exactly what you receive.

i love my job. i moan of course if i know i have a busy day ahead of me but once the customers srart rolling in and the money is piling up i love it. i love to talk asnd my husband says i spend more time talking than working. but my customers love chatting too and i look forward to seeing them all. i get on with all of them and dont have one awkward customer.

i,ve done some crazy boring robot jobs to get me through my studies, i think sometimes it's just security people crave though if they've got a secure income they're happy.