I like the responsibility, trust, and daily challenge.
I dislike all the paper work
Jordan:
I don’t have a job, but I go to school, and that feels like a full-time job to me.
I love the fact that I can see all of my friends on a daily basis, and talk to them freely.
I hate the huge amount of work, and the fact that I don’t get paid.
Laura:
I like that I’m getting experience. Even though this is my second job, it’s my first at a restaurant, and as a hostess I’m required to talk to people. Therefore, I’m not as shy as I was when I first got the job
I dislike that I have work on New years eve and early new years morning. I’m only 17, so I obviously want to spend New Years with my friends rather than with a bunch of old drunk men at a sports bar..
I love my job so much, but am trying to come up with what I don’t like about it. I am not good at managing it, I mean, things like prioritizing my tasks and all the required paperwork (expenses, contracts, etc.). These are what I don’t like, and what I can improve a lot.
Forgot to mention what I like. Meeting and working with people. I love working on my own too.
Tiva:
I like how I make an hourly wage, plus tips from the cab drivers. I like how I have my own parking space with my name on it. I like how this is the job I’ve had the longest in my life. I like how the mechanical shop is allowed to work on and fix my car when I have problems. I like that even though I start early in the morning, I also get off at 1pm in the afternoon.
I dislike all the complaints from the drivers… not making money is a huge one. I dislike when managment and the owners are upset about things and bark and yell when something goes wrong. I dislike that our department seems to get blamed for a lot of problems, when it’s mostly not our fault at all. I dislike that we are open all the time, every day of the year including holidays. I dislike when the cab drivers try and flirt with me. (I am here to work, not go on dates with them!) I dislike how some of the foreign cab drivers show me no respect because I am a woman… but the same exact comments come from a man and they listen and believe them.
I love my job as it is, everything included, because it’s the choice i made 🙂
Marie:
I love the admiration I get from my students… but I greatly dislike the disrespect I receive from some parents.
Anonymous:
I like the laughs I get from it, and that I get out of the house.
I dislike most of the people there, but not all. Not yet, anyways.
A.:
I love working with my kids, watching them understand a concept. I love explaining things different ways, because they all learn differently. I love seeing a student who has a hard time controlling their emotions react to difficulties in a healthy way. I love hearing them call my name from across the room and run over to hug my legs when I walk into class every morning.
I dislike seeing children falter and fail because they are not getting the support or understanding they need at home. I hate that some of them will not be successful through no fault of their own. And it breaks my heart that sometimes I can’t help my students because all I say to their parents fall on deaf ears.
Beka:
The responsibility, trust, fast-paced work, the people, the environment and the way people come to me for answers.
I dislike the lazy, uncaring slow workers 😀
Stephanie:
I like my all of my coworkers, we have fun and make the night go by quickly.
The only thing I dislike is that I don’t feel like I’m challenged with new responsibilities often enough. It’s just lather, rinse, repeat.
Nick:
I like it because I get to be creative.
I don’t like it because I fear I may repeat some ideas over and over.
gg:
I like my office
I dislike the company culture and its becoming more cancerous every day.
Bella:
I like that I get to really get to know my co workers and have a good hearty talk. And my pay is great. It also works with my evening school schedule for school.
I hate absolutely everything else.
Laurel:
Giving little kids ice cream is the best. The worst is trying to get around my bosses’ incompetence and unprofessional-ism.
Rachel:
im a hostess and get paid to do close to nothing most of the time and i love that.
however, i feel like a joke sometimes EVEN THOUGH i know its just been a temporary, high school and back-home-after-college job. makes me wonder what my purpose is, but then i realize who DA FUQ CARES
Jeremy:
I meet a lot of different people, great pay.
Least I like about my job, long wait at the corner and the occasional cops showing up busting my business
Allyson:
The happy citizens walking about the park grounds always puts a smile on my face.
What I least like is the dog crap their pets leave me.
moonlight:
I LOVE my job! I feel like I get paid to play! I get to design websites all day long. I get to use my creative ability along with my degree! I love all the people I work with. I love the fact that we all work as a team and help each other. I love getting to learn something new everyday and improve myself. I love my boss… there is none better!
bailey:
i like the 20 month old girl that i nanny and seeing her face light up when she sees me is truly rewarding
i dislike the father of the kids i nanny that is 40 with peircings and tats who skateboards and thinks he is all knowing, the 4 year old girl that acts like a spoiled brat and constantly lies and complains, and the 6 year old boy that tells me he hates me and wishes i didn’t have to come to his house and is a know it all like his father
Julia:
The people I work with. Especially my crush, because I know if I didn’t work here I wouldn’t see him all the time.
The people I work with. They drive me nuts.
Copper:
I love what I do and the people I work with. We’re like our own little family. I always look forward to seeing them.
I hate that it’s so far away from where I go to college, so I can only work on breaks.
Estefania:
I like to see others change their lives in such amazing ways after a few sessions.
I don’t like that it can be very stressfull with non commited clients, or when I’m working for health organizaions maily because they drain the life force out of me and then I have to go to the psychologist haha so… however now I’m working in my own private practice and about 10 hours a week so I’m happy.
I like the responsibility, trust, and daily challenge.
I dislike all the paper work
I don’t have a job, but I go to school, and that feels like a full-time job to me.
I love the fact that I can see all of my friends on a daily basis, and talk to them freely.
I hate the huge amount of work, and the fact that I don’t get paid.
I like that I’m getting experience. Even though this is my second job, it’s my first at a restaurant, and as a hostess I’m required to talk to people. Therefore, I’m not as shy as I was when I first got the job
I dislike that I have work on New years eve and early new years morning. I’m only 17, so I obviously want to spend New Years with my friends rather than with a bunch of old drunk men at a sports bar..
I love my job so much, but am trying to come up with what I don’t like about it. I am not good at managing it, I mean, things like prioritizing my tasks and all the required paperwork (expenses, contracts, etc.). These are what I don’t like, and what I can improve a lot.
Forgot to mention what I like. Meeting and working with people. I love working on my own too.
I like how I make an hourly wage, plus tips from the cab drivers. I like how I have my own parking space with my name on it. I like how this is the job I’ve had the longest in my life. I like how the mechanical shop is allowed to work on and fix my car when I have problems. I like that even though I start early in the morning, I also get off at 1pm in the afternoon.
I dislike all the complaints from the drivers… not making money is a huge one. I dislike when managment and the owners are upset about things and bark and yell when something goes wrong. I dislike that our department seems to get blamed for a lot of problems, when it’s mostly not our fault at all. I dislike that we are open all the time, every day of the year including holidays. I dislike when the cab drivers try and flirt with me. (I am here to work, not go on dates with them!) I dislike how some of the foreign cab drivers show me no respect because I am a woman… but the same exact comments come from a man and they listen and believe them.
I love my job as it is, everything included, because it’s the choice i made 🙂
I love the admiration I get from my students… but I greatly dislike the disrespect I receive from some parents.
I like the laughs I get from it, and that I get out of the house.
I dislike most of the people there, but not all. Not yet, anyways.
I love working with my kids, watching them understand a concept. I love explaining things different ways, because they all learn differently. I love seeing a student who has a hard time controlling their emotions react to difficulties in a healthy way. I love hearing them call my name from across the room and run over to hug my legs when I walk into class every morning.
I dislike seeing children falter and fail because they are not getting the support or understanding they need at home. I hate that some of them will not be successful through no fault of their own. And it breaks my heart that sometimes I can’t help my students because all I say to their parents fall on deaf ears.
The responsibility, trust, fast-paced work, the people, the environment and the way people come to me for answers.
I dislike the lazy, uncaring slow workers 😀
I like my all of my coworkers, we have fun and make the night go by quickly.
The only thing I dislike is that I don’t feel like I’m challenged with new responsibilities often enough. It’s just lather, rinse, repeat.
I like it because I get to be creative.
I don’t like it because I fear I may repeat some ideas over and over.
I like my office
I dislike the company culture and its becoming more cancerous every day.
I like that I get to really get to know my co workers and have a good hearty talk. And my pay is great. It also works with my evening school schedule for school.
I hate absolutely everything else.
Giving little kids ice cream is the best. The worst is trying to get around my bosses’ incompetence and unprofessional-ism.
im a hostess and get paid to do close to nothing most of the time and i love that.
however, i feel like a joke sometimes EVEN THOUGH i know its just been a temporary, high school and back-home-after-college job. makes me wonder what my purpose is, but then i realize who DA FUQ CARES
I meet a lot of different people, great pay.
Least I like about my job, long wait at the corner and the occasional cops showing up busting my business
The happy citizens walking about the park grounds always puts a smile on my face.
What I least like is the dog crap their pets leave me.
I LOVE my job! I feel like I get paid to play! I get to design websites all day long. I get to use my creative ability along with my degree! I love all the people I work with. I love the fact that we all work as a team and help each other. I love getting to learn something new everyday and improve myself. I love my boss… there is none better!
i like the 20 month old girl that i nanny and seeing her face light up when she sees me is truly rewarding
i dislike the father of the kids i nanny that is 40 with peircings and tats who skateboards and thinks he is all knowing, the 4 year old girl that acts like a spoiled brat and constantly lies and complains, and the 6 year old boy that tells me he hates me and wishes i didn’t have to come to his house and is a know it all like his father
The people I work with. Especially my crush, because I know if I didn’t work here I wouldn’t see him all the time.
The people I work with. They drive me nuts.
I love what I do and the people I work with. We’re like our own little family. I always look forward to seeing them.
I hate that it’s so far away from where I go to college, so I can only work on breaks.
I like to see others change their lives in such amazing ways after a few sessions.
I don’t like that it can be very stressfull with non commited clients, or when I’m working for health organizaions maily because they drain the life force out of me and then I have to go to the psychologist haha so… however now I’m working in my own private practice and about 10 hours a week so I’m happy.