Your job?

[Hit The Boundary Saints]

Originally posted by Mobbenfuhrer


SAP?

Oh no, my work covers blown

 

[mandy]

Originally posted by Sly77


WOW - sounds like fun - I'm jealous

Actually I was just talking with my flatmate (also a nerdy beancounter) about how we'd love to be passionate about our job, but in accounting - there's just no room for passion (except in the stairwell at lunchtime - oops - just kidding ) - its not that we hate our jobs - there's just no reward in it (expcept for our partners who get to pay off their luxury houses and motor vehicles from our slavery )

Hmmmm........is it just us or do people in other professions also go for the stairwell grope?

Looking at numbers all day, those stair breaks are the only thing that gets me through the day.............!

 

[coxon]

Originally posted by Hit The Boundary Saints
Consultant for one the the largest software firms in the world (and no it is not Microsoft), but one you probably haven't heard of unless you are in the industry or are "lucky" enough to use our wonderful product offering

ah yes... we are 'lucky' enough to have sap people in our office, taken over half the floor to implement some rollout.. going 'live'... hurry it up! hehe... j/k..

i'm working in property... also finishing my degree this yr.. so, will be looking for a change soon...

 

[aggels]

It looks like I don't have a job anymore, because it was temporary to begin with, and I broke my ankle yesterday while I was on my way to work. I managed to work all day, but I don't think that crutches would be too good in the warehouse. Grrr. Oh well, back to square one.

 

[BrisGirl]

Law Clerk

 

[Spidergirl~RiCkChiCk]

I work in childcare as well as a fill in and i agree with wot u guys say about it. Sitting in an office like a stunned mullet you get nothing but to help the kids and make them laugh and see that you have made a difference to their day is a great feeling. It is pretty tiring but i am aching after lifting 30 or so kids up the ladder and onto the see saw for 2 hours straight. But it is pretty fun work because after all this we made ice cream soup threw spaghetti around then thankfully the lil beggers went to sleep for a few hours I feel sorry for some of the kids though as yesterday i had to nurse a sick baby and i couldn't imagine leaving my child so young especially when it was sick so yeh you feel good after hopefully putting a bit of fun into their day .

 

[BomberBoy]

Slaving my arse off as a kitchen hand...

But it'll soon change. I hope

 

[Mobbs]

Originally posted by aggels
It looks like I don't have a job anymore, because it was temporary to begin with, and I broke my ankle yesterday while I was on my way to work. I managed to work all day, but I don't think that crutches would be too good in the warehouse. Grrr. Oh well, back to square one.

Hope yer back on yer ... err ... oh yeah ... feet again soon!

 

[danzy_rocks]

dont work
but hoping to become a mechatronic engineer one day

 

[IAMDASH]

Originally posted by The Hitman
Student at Lyndale Secondary College and I do work for the Hawthorn Football Club website.

I am also getting a job at Rebel Sport soon.

The Hitman

Hitman,

I work casually at Rebel. What store will you be working at?

 

[RichmondEmma]

been a Richmond supporter i don't have a job well one thats prober that is.

 

[borogirl]

I am a Primary teacher, but I only work casually, because I have a 2 1/2 yr old. I'm with the Child care workers train of thought. To work with children is the most rewarding as well as exhausting work! I've also been an Integration Aide at a Special School and that is great too. It only takes one hug or smile from a child to cheer you up!!