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I'm currently working as a cook at a gas-station, which isn't really all that cool, seeing as how I've got degrees in both catering and hotel and restaurant business. I've also got the qualifications to work as an NCO instructor in the military, but what I'd really like to do is become an officer in the military. I'm gonna apply to the school this spring, and if I don't get in, I'll try again next year, and keep doing so until I get in.
It's a lot more physical than cooking, and I'd get to use firearms in my profession, which is also cool. But mostly I'd like to just be a part of the process of training soldiers. I used to be a squad leader, which was cool and all, but being the platoon commander would be that much more awesome.
It's a lot more physical than cooking, and I'd get to use firearms in my profession, which is also cool. But mostly I'd like to just be a part of the process of training soldiers. I used to be a squad leader, which was cool and all, but being the platoon commander would be that much more awesome.
I drive choo-choo's.
Which means: I transport large amounts of stupid people every day on trains. Seriously, you ever want to see a genius turn into a moron in a split second? Put them on a train platform. Instant stupidity.
It's a pretty awesome job. I get well paid to do not much. I only really have to earn my money when something goes wrong, which isint very often.
But my dream job would be the health inspector. Large amounts of Sydney would cease to have anywhere to eat. I'd shut all those filthy bastards down. (I'm looking at you area within Central station, Town Hall station and Darling Harbour. Oh, and Ashfield.)
Which means: I transport large amounts of stupid people every day on trains. Seriously, you ever want to see a genius turn into a moron in a split second? Put them on a train platform. Instant stupidity.
It's a pretty awesome job. I get well paid to do not much. I only really have to earn my money when something goes wrong, which isint very often.
But my dream job would be the health inspector. Large amounts of Sydney would cease to have anywhere to eat. I'd shut all those filthy bastards down. (I'm looking at you area within Central station, Town Hall station and Darling Harbour. Oh, and Ashfield.)
I'm a rape crisis counsellor. I picked it because I was told I would be good at it, and I have a passing interest in psychology. Now I've been doing it for a year or so, I would really like to pursue a further career in counselling- I suppose the dream would be to have my own private practice and be counselling stupid people for lots of money.Krunchybars said:
I think my job title says it all when it comes to "hardest things about your job". It's hard work, but rewarding.
On a lighter note, the hardest thing I had to do to get my job was get a reference from Toys R Us, where I worked the Christmas before I started. You'd think a big company would be used to shipping out references.
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I'm currently in full-time education but with plans of becoming an illustrator of some sort. My absolute dream job, the sort you can die happy with, would be a place on the art team at Bioware. That's not going to happen of course so anything dealing with concept work/storyboarding in the film or gaming industries would be ideal.
Manager at McDonalds.
Not my dream job.
Don't know what my dream job is. Hense why i work at mcds
Not my dream job.
Don't know what my dream job is. Hense why i work at mcds
I work in a bakery... It's not my dream job, but it'll do for now.
I have lots of dream jobs like teaching English in Japan, opening an animal shelter, being a primary school teacher, being a pantomime actor, touring with a improvisational theatre group...
The job isn't exactly hard, but quite tiring. The hardest thing is not punching the thick as shit customers we get.
I have lots of dream jobs like teaching English in Japan, opening an animal shelter, being a primary school teacher, being a pantomime actor, touring with a improvisational theatre group...
The job isn't exactly hard, but quite tiring. The hardest thing is not punching the thick as shit customers we get.
I'm a college student studying religion and philosophy. In the summers I am an intern at a Museum. I don't know what I want to do though. I figure something will find me. I am *knock on wood* lucky that way.
I'm a printer, I do the practical work of putting ink onto paper and giving the paper the form of a newspaper.
It wasn't what I had imagined when I was growing up, but it is good work that presents many minor problems to solve and enough physical work/routine. It fits me.
It wasn't what I had imagined when I was growing up, but it is good work that presents many minor problems to solve and enough physical work/routine. It fits me.
No, but thanks for bringing my attention to that.cheshitescat said:
My uncle once taught English in Japan and said it was a brilliant experience. I'm one of those people who aren't good enough for anything so I'm keeping my feet on the ground.
I work at a call center, but I also play music for a living and did so as my sole source of income for almost two years. Hopefully I will soon be a hugely famous rockstar whose name you all know.