its the grind that makes work unenjoyable, not the nature of the work.
If you're still in school and have never held a full time job for an extended period of time, you could never possibly know the feeling.
Things like good coworkers, perks, salary, environment, and nature of the work will help alleviate the burden of the grind.
That being said, work itself has been a beneficial part of my life, without it, i wouldn't know what to do for the better part of the day. It also makes the rewards that much sweeter.
its the grind that makes work unenjoyable, not the nature of the work.
If you're still in school and have never held a full time job for an extended period of time, you could never possibly know the feeling.
Things like good coworkers, perks, salary, environment, and nature of the work will help alleviate the burden of the grind.
That being said, work itself has been a beneficial part of my life, without it, i wouldn't know what to do for the better part of the day. It also makes the rewards that much sweeter.
I lived to work for 20 years at jobs I really enjoyed, and saved and invested every spare penny in that time. Now I can do what I want, when I want, on my own schedule, and I do with no cash worries. If I ever get bored, I can even go back to work. Work done right can be a very good thing.
I feel like the main character from office space a majority of the time while working......no I don't live to work.
I love my job!!
I get to watch half naked women dance on poles and "spot" them when they don't feel secure enough to invert....BEST JOB EVER!!!