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07-08-2022, 07:16 PM
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Is there anything more satisfying than completing a "work goal"
Srs.
You basically are there 40-50 hours a week. You have your own goals and ambitions for work, and there is NOTHING more satisfying than completing a goal and hearing "Good job Bro!" on your way out the door. You tell your wife/GF and they look at you sort of blankly but even THEY understand you did something good. Nothing better
Also if your flight has been late/cancelled this week.... FUK YOU!! because it's been crazy busy with weather and I don't care that your plane was late to take off and didn't make an EDCT time
You basically are there 40-50 hours a week. You have your own goals and ambitions for work, and there is NOTHING more satisfying than completing a goal and hearing "Good job Bro!" on your way out the door. You tell your wife/GF and they look at you sort of blankly but even THEY understand you did something good. Nothing better
Also if your flight has been late/cancelled this week.... FUK YOU!! because it's been crazy busy with weather and I don't care that your plane was late to take off and didn't make an EDCT time
07-08-2022, 07:19 PM
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07-08-2022, 07:21 PM
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uh, sex goals
07-08-2022, 07:21 PM
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What work goals do atc have? Srs.
07-08-2022, 07:23 PM
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Probably busting a huge load in some prime cunny
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07-08-2022, 07:25 PM
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Fukk no, because then your employer sees what you’re capable of and you take on a larger workload to pick up the slack of your lazy counterparts. I never show my true potential to stand out of the crowd. I prefer going home and not being stressed from work. (Ded fkn Srs)
07-08-2022, 07:26 PM
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07-08-2022, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted By GooBaaa⏩
You can literally buy pizza.. Srs we've had a handful of GA pilots order 4 pizza's to the center not realizing that there are 300+ people that work there lolWhat’s the normal rate to tip a ATC person? I always feel like I’m skimping them
07-08-2022, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Getter_done⏩
Nothing besides getting raises and scamming... srs lolWhat work goals do atc have? Srs.
But sometimes you work with a 6 person crew on some chitty weather day and only get 30 min breaks and deal with low altitude pilots on VFR days, followed by high altitude pilots of thunderstorms seasons that everyone is deviating around... and make it all work and feel like a boss.
07-08-2022, 07:46 PM
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Achieving goals/completing tasks is a great way to get a healthy amount of dopamine moving around in our brains.
One reason I advocate for people to set goals, literally just to achieve a goal. It does feel good. I would suggest the harder we have to work for something, the more satisfying it is.
(Flight school was a gd emotional roller coaster and rope was absolutely an option at times. Two years later when my sister pinned my wings…..Walking the stage in college was completely meaningless comparatively).
I am not the kind of guy to carry work home. I feel like it is great bonding opportunity to share our good news with our loved ones, but work is not that for me.
Also, like everyone I dwell on things. Usually we only notice the negative things that we dwell on. I have been successfully working on not dwelling on negative things unnecessarily, but a few years ago I had the realization I was dwelling on what I perceived to be positive things as well.
In an attempt to sustain balance in my life, I actively started working on not dwelling on positive things. For example, getting a compliment at work. I will enjoy the moment, express appreciation for the compliment, hang out there for a second to think about ways I can repeat this type of situation in the future, give myself some well deserved appreciation, and when it is over, it is over.
/deer dairy.
One reason I advocate for people to set goals, literally just to achieve a goal. It does feel good. I would suggest the harder we have to work for something, the more satisfying it is.
(Flight school was a gd emotional roller coaster and rope was absolutely an option at times. Two years later when my sister pinned my wings…..Walking the stage in college was completely meaningless comparatively).
I am not the kind of guy to carry work home. I feel like it is great bonding opportunity to share our good news with our loved ones, but work is not that for me.
Also, like everyone I dwell on things. Usually we only notice the negative things that we dwell on. I have been successfully working on not dwelling on negative things unnecessarily, but a few years ago I had the realization I was dwelling on what I perceived to be positive things as well.
In an attempt to sustain balance in my life, I actively started working on not dwelling on positive things. For example, getting a compliment at work. I will enjoy the moment, express appreciation for the compliment, hang out there for a second to think about ways I can repeat this type of situation in the future, give myself some well deserved appreciation, and when it is over, it is over.
/deer dairy.
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07-08-2022, 07:50 PM
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OP supported vaccine mandates for pilots, and now there's a shortage of pilots and crew, and he's blaming all of these canceled flights on bad weather.....
07-08-2022, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Lol that's not the case at mall cop.OP supported vaccine mandates for pilots, and now there's a shortage of pilots and crew, and he's blaming all of these canceled flights on bad weather.....
07-08-2022, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08⏩
Mirin brah thank you for doing what you do.Nothing besides getting raises and scamming... srs lol
But sometimes you work with a 6 person crew on some chitty weather day and only get 30 min breaks and deal with low altitude pilots on VFR days, followed by high altitude pilots of thunderstorms seasons that everyone is deviating around... and make it all work and feel like a boss.
But sometimes you work with a 6 person crew on some chitty weather day and only get 30 min breaks and deal with low altitude pilots on VFR days, followed by high altitude pilots of thunderstorms seasons that everyone is deviating around... and make it all work and feel like a boss.
07-08-2022, 08:37 PM
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It depends on your circumstances. If you are meeting the goals you’ve set for yourself, it’s very satisfying. Meeting the goals others have set for you isn’t so clear. I imagine it being better to not need to meet any work goals, other than those you’ve set for yourself.
07-08-2022, 08:58 PM
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Maybe in your 20's, maybe.
07-08-2022, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08⏩
Not sure if you're proud of working at the ****** call center in real life, or proud of getting a job at all in your BLM larp lifeSrs.
You basically are there 40-50 hours a week. You have your own goals and ambitions for work, and there is NOTHING more satisfying than completing a goal and hearing "Good job Bro!" on your way out the door. You tell your wife/GF and they look at you sort of blankly but even THEY understand you did something good. Nothing better
Also if your flight has been late/cancelled this week.... FUK YOU!! because it's been crazy busy with weather and I don't care that your plane was late to take off and didn't make an EDCT time
You basically are there 40-50 hours a week. You have your own goals and ambitions for work, and there is NOTHING more satisfying than completing a goal and hearing "Good job Bro!" on your way out the door. You tell your wife/GF and they look at you sort of blankly but even THEY understand you did something good. Nothing better
Also if your flight has been late/cancelled this week.... FUK YOU!! because it's been crazy busy with weather and I don't care that your plane was late to take off and didn't make an EDCT time
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07-08-2022, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08⏩
Whatever you say Mathew Perry.Lol that's not the case at mall cop.
Southwest pilot: Vaccine mandate at root of airline problems
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.new...-problems/amp/
“The question is, why are we having a staffing shortage? I believe it’s because of the COVID vaccines — they’re still requiring the vaccination for all new applicants and if the new applicants say they’re not going to get vaccinated, their application is passed over,” said Tom Bogart, who is also a Southwest pilot.
“So you have highly qualified applicants who want to work here at the airline and there are airlines passing them over. I think it’s still stems back to (that issue). People like to forget about that. The executive order (mandating vaccines) is not dead,” he said.
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