Do you hate your job or major?

I like my job, even though it is a bit simple.

Meh... Some days it's OK, other days it utterly drains my will to live. But it pays well and allows me to support my parents and younger siblings back home and that's what matters most in the end.

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I hate it.

what about it do you hate my friend?

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so boring

but is it a stepping stone to something better or more of a dead end job type thing?

no but I hate being overworked

i love what i do and I'm so grateful but the workload is so so so bad that I can't help but hate it plus studying along as well

I don't hate it, but I don't love it and it drains me

Yes I do. I work as a housekeeper and am always overworked. My employer is a dick and doesn't accommodate my anxiety. The rest of the staff hardly ever stay back and help and I'm thinking of quitting even though I've only been there 4 months. I've already had a couple of meltdowns and there is a lot of pressure. If anyone asks "why are you doing it?" It's because I suffer general anxiety so couldn't do retail.

Nope, I love them! I’d change them in a heartbeat if I didn’t.

I hated my former job, but only because of the customers of that place I've been in customer service in a lot of places, but I've never found people more stupid and dumb and uneducated as in the south of Spain.

My job is so easy that I get bored

I only hate when they talk nonstop for hours

I don't mind doing my job. I don't have a dream job and what I am doing is pretty okay and it's enough for me. My dream is not to have to work. But anywayz the porblem I have with my current job is the workload which is completely unmanageable for any human no matter how competent they are.

i hate studying yes

I have easy job so I don't hate it, but I don't love it either.

I love my job, this has been a lifelong dream. It is physically and mentally so demanding so I get destroyed every week like clockwork. I must be a closet masochist

I'm sadden that so many friends here are in a work situation where they've not really love the job or in a difficult time. I also just survived one of the traumatic work situation and on a project that I truly loved and didn't want to leave but I had to leave for my own sanity.

About 5 years ago, I had a wonderful project and it started super well. Then 2 years into this project, we had funding issues and the original project director left. The company recruited a new director who is one of the most insecure, clueless, and TOXIC person that I've ever met. She only victimizes herself and doesn't listen to any staff - only wants her way or no way. Also very manipulative (to pit staff against each other too!) and definitely likes to use her power to establish how it's gonna be in the office.

It took me a year to get out of that project because I didn't want to abandon other colleagues and the beneficiaries - I am responsible for a lot and I want to transition out well. I tried to make it work but you can't work with toxic boss like this lady. It took me another two years to recover fromt the trauma she and the company put me through --- because it became a power dynamic issue, all the micro-agression, the gas lighting, and all the victimization (e.g., white woman tears trope against an intimidating Asian staff despite that she had all the power lol). I learned a lot from this situation but wouldn't wish it on anyone.

I do love my job though - I get a lot of satisfaction and work hard but I'm lucky that I'm now in a position to pick/select my clients and projects. Kudos to all friends working in the service industry - I used to work in food/customer service/retail/bank and got out as soon as I could lol. It's one of the most under appreciated type of work and long hours etc.

the studying is hard but in the end, I think its worth it.