Good god. They don't have enough people to do what needs to be done as as such it feels likes nothing gets done on time and it's hard to know when I have to do something and when I don't have to.  I feel like everyone has to do everything and it makes everything inefficient.

I'd rather go for retail than shitty fast food.

Retail, then fast food, now a server.

I need to get out of the food industry, but there isn't much here, it's a tourist trap. Hopefully my music degree will get me a job somewhere.

Quote from: Val 'Ketam on March 20, 2015, 02:39:49 AM

music degree

Damn these non-STEM lifting faggots

AHEM

WHILE I pursue my Bachelor's degree in [insert major I haven't thought of yet], I might add >.>

Quote from: Naru on March 20, 2015, 02:44:26 AM

Quote from: Val 'Ketam on March 20, 2015, 02:39:49 AM

music degree

Damn these non-STEM lifting faggots

AHEM

WHILE I pursue my Bachelor's degree in [insert major I haven't thought of yet], I might add >.>

LOL UNDECIDED WHILE NOT CHOOSING ANYTHING STEM RELATED AND PROBABLY LOSING HIS JOB IN HIS MID 30'S BECAUSE COMPUTERS CAN DO A BETTER JOB LOL

it's not that bad

I'd sell myself on the street before I switch to a legit retail job.

Retail definitely makes my Teacher's aide job more appealing. I just wished excessive drama would go away.

I think all people should be required to work retail or service jobs as their first job so they understand how terrible people are.

Meh. I've been enjoying my job more than I have school. At least my job actually pays me. I feel like school's just setting me up to fail, or else I'd be almost done with it by now.

Quote from: Mad Max on March 20, 2015, 10:03:14 AM

I think all people should be required to work retail or service jobs as their first job so they understand how terrible people are.

How about construction as a laborer?

-Stupid bosses making bad calls that comes out on you or gives you some extra shit tier work
-Caustic, bitter, unhappy higher ups calling your shots
-Delays delays delays
-Dealing with public safety standards, and having said public be fucking stupid about your safety setups anyway
-Dealing with working around people occupying a building as you work on it "Noise complaints"
-Half your paycheck getting sucked down the shitter
-Waking up way too fucking early
-Overtime

I originally meant like restaurant servers and such, but construction is a good example, too.

Quote from: Sandtrap on March 20, 2015, 12:21:21 PM

Quote from: Mad Max on March 20, 2015, 10:03:14 AM

I think all people should be required to work retail or service jobs as their first job so they understand how terrible people are.

How about construction as a laborer?

-Stupid bosses making bad calls that comes out on you or gives you some extra shit tier work
-Caustic, bitter, unhappy higher ups calling your shots
-Delays delays delays
-Dealing with public safety standards, and having said public be fucking stupid about your safety setups anyway
-Dealing with working around people occupying a building as you work on it "Noise complaints"
-Half your paycheck getting sucked down the shitter
-Waking up way too fucking early
-Overtime

I originally meant like restaurant servers and such, but construction is a good example, too.

Oh believe me. I know both. I work a restaurant. More appropriately, a coffee shop.

The stupidity you have to put up with is embarrassing. But for me, construction takes the cake because not only do you have to deal with stupid bullshit, but you have to deal with stupid physical bullshit.

Shovel two dump trucks worth of sand into a basement.

Boss comes over.

"Sorry guys, mistakes in the blueprints not lining up, we need you to take the sand out."

Could have used a fucking caterpillar to dump the sand in there in the first place and take it out.

But no. By shovel and wheelbarrow was the way to go.