/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56513213
I'm in "help desk" for a large company that sells restaurant equipment. I'm not at their main office, and I'm the only tech at my location. My manager is a few states away. Because I'm salaried, I come in roughly an hour late every day, take a 2 hour lunch, and leave an hour early.
As long as it looks like I'm doing some of the tickets and worker's computers + systems are running, I'm A-OK.
The pay sucks, but its the closest thing I've had to a do-nothing job since my remote job where I spent less than 2 hours working while getting praised by my manager.

It's definitely an embarrassing job when I compare it to some of my friends - one guy is consulting for Microsoft for $200-300 an hour, while another is a software engineer clearing 200k a year easily.