Shirley, do you have a fast-paced job?

No, I have a dull, boring, slow, wait-until-next-week, we-haven't-decided-yet, here-is-your-assignment-but-don't-start-yet job. Why?

Mine was so fast paced (government) that I cannot slow down or seem to fill enough time!

Now that's something I'd like to see!!!

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Swim against the tide and make a difference...

Lol, I know the picture it brings to mind, but I traveled a lot. Didn't say I finished anything! LMAO!!

Mine's just the opposite -- I never believed the stories I heard about City government Jobs until I started this one. It's amazing how hard people fight to preserve their right to take two-hour lunches and five or six breaks a day, and spend the rest of their time browsing the internet or talking on the telephone.

I'm pretty much fed up, and just marking time until summer. Meanwhile, I'm afraid I'm falling into their rut... I started off as the one who finished her work in a matter of hours, and then started looking around for more stuff to do. Then I learned that you DON'T make friends that way...

I never worked in an office setting, so I can only imagine what it would be like and the picture isn't good!

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Originally posted by Shirley:
Mine's just the opposite -- I never believed the stories I heard about City government Jobs until I started this one. It's amazing how hard people fight to preserve their right to take two-hour lunches and five or six breaks a day, and spend the rest of their time browsing the internet or talking on the telephone.

I'm pretty much fed up, and just marking time until summer. Meanwhile, I'm afraid I'm falling into their rut... I started off as the one who finished her work in a matter of hours, and then started looking around for more stuff to do. Then I learned that you DON'T make friends that way...

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When I do restaurant bookkeeping I find that their 8 hour day usually takes me 4. It's caused a lot of problems when I ask for a raise just to take me to where I'd be if I were a slacker On the other hand, when I'm working in the dining room there's rarely time to be a slacker.

An (ex) friend of mine who works for an unnamed aerospace giant (start's with a 'B') used to tell me how she would clock in, sneak into an office in a restricted area and read books for hours. She'd often complain that the $17 an hour they were paying her to change light bulbs wasn't nearly enough!

Mother Mary Says, 'HONESTLY! you're just ruint!'

Seems, sometimes, the more you are paid, the less you do, the less you are paid, the harder you have to work!

Amen! I'd leave for a more interesting job, but I can't afford to!