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Name a relatively popular career field that you would NEVER want to do
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Name a relatively popular career field that you would NEVER want to do
Working as a correctional officer.. or working for FedEx/Amazon/UPS.
There's no way I'd want to be around a bunch of criminals all day at work. Having to deal with mentally ill people who really aren't there to get "better", it would be different if that was the intent of prison/jail
Having to move packages day in, day out and deliver them seems like such a drain on my life. My ex's dad was a FedEx driver at the smallish town they lived in. It was like those old school movies, where everyone knew peoples names. Maybe if it was something like that, but not in any sort of bigger community
There's no way I'd want to be around a bunch of criminals all day at work. Having to deal with mentally ill people who really aren't there to get "better", it would be different if that was the intent of prison/jail
Having to move packages day in, day out and deliver them seems like such a drain on my life. My ex's dad was a FedEx driver at the smallish town they lived in. It was like those old school movies, where everyone knew peoples names. Maybe if it was something like that, but not in any sort of bigger community
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Any wageslave job
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teacher for sure
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Semiconductor Engineer
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Originally Posted By Dogkrack⏩
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Asphalt / sealcoaters.
It is easy asf, but I don't know how people deal with it.
It is easy asf, but I don't know how people deal with it.
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
IMO being a truck driver is one of those jobs that would be a cool temp gig. Like, do it for 3 months or so while at the same time you get to travel all over the country. Granted you'll mostly be on the road, it still seems like an interesting "bucket list" experience.Truck driver would be the worst common job in my opinion.
Originally Posted By Mark604⏩
I'd only become a nurse if I was a Nurse Practitioner. They're essentially one step below a PA, so most of their job is paperwork and ordering around the other nurses to do the chit cleaning, lol.Nurse brb cleaning up **** 95% of the time.
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Any office job. Soul destroying.
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Culinary school, Chef.
I wanna kill myself after making a meal for me and one other person and that at least comes with a heartfelt “thank you” from the girl I cook it for.
I can’t imagine slaving away in a hot kitchen all day, only to get complaints that I didn’t cook something right and receive no thanks in person from the customer. Plus you’re dealing with other people who have no idea what they’re doing if you’re the head chef and you have to risk the temptation of taking coke/******** on a daily basis.
Absolutely miserable environment.
I wanna kill myself after making a meal for me and one other person and that at least comes with a heartfelt “thank you” from the girl I cook it for.
I can’t imagine slaving away in a hot kitchen all day, only to get complaints that I didn’t cook something right and receive no thanks in person from the customer. Plus you’re dealing with other people who have no idea what they’re doing if you’re the head chef and you have to risk the temptation of taking coke/******** on a daily basis.
Absolutely miserable environment.
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Originally Posted By andrew28⏩
It was kinda fun but only because I was 18-22 but got old quickCulinary school, Chef.
I wanna kill myself after making a meal for me and one other person and that at least comes with a heartfelt “thank you” from the girl I cook it for.
I can’t imagine slaving away in a hot kitchen all day, only to get complaints that I didn’t cook something right and receive no thanks in person from the customer. Plus you’re dealing with other people who have no idea what they’re doing if you’re the head chef and you have to risk the temptation of taking coke/******** on a daily basis.
Absolutely miserable environment.
I wanna kill myself after making a meal for me and one other person and that at least comes with a heartfelt “thank you” from the girl I cook it for.
I can’t imagine slaving away in a hot kitchen all day, only to get complaints that I didn’t cook something right and receive no thanks in person from the customer. Plus you’re dealing with other people who have no idea what they’re doing if you’re the head chef and you have to risk the temptation of taking coke/******** on a daily basis.
Absolutely miserable environment.
Haven’t worked in a kitchen since 2015
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