Positive wagie thread

[Anonymous No.29954948]

Any wagies actually like what they do?
>be me
>make pizza for a living
>coworkers are chill
>boss is cool
>always busy, day goes by fast
>paid lunch break with free meals
>health, dental and vision insurance
>401K with company matching 5%
>direct deposit tips weekly
>10 minute commute
>swing shift, never have to get up early
>flexible schedule, can work as much or as little as I want
>still able to put $1000 into crypto every month
Literally the only reason I would find another job is for more money. But I'm pretty comfy as it stands.

[Anonymous No.29955030]

i have had a string of shit jobs that start out promising but go nowhere, now i work as a labourer for my cousin 3 days a week casually, get paid not much less than minimum wage full time, and it gives me 4 days to do other shit. feels good man.

[Anonymous No.29955077]

>>29954948
i liked what i did when i worked in restaurants
now i want to kms
t. officewagie
i work from home and get paid like 5x as much as i used to as well. you'd think i'd like it better. of course i can't go back because the money i'm making now is too good

[Anonymous No.29955106]

>>29955030
Free time is priceless

[Anonymous No.29955149]

Delivering pizzas was just fine as far as minimum wage shit goes. But then COVID ruined everything. Fuck being forced to wear a cuckmask 8 hours a day. Luckily, I was already making it with crypto, so I quit.

[Anonymous No.29955181]

>>29955077
This, I started in food service and now work in advertising. All remote and from home. It’s pretty soul crushing but I’ve never made as much money as I do for as little work as I put in. Also about to move to another state to save and my company is fully behind it and giving me time off and everything. Comfy but I hate a lot of the work. Idk. Covid has made shit really weird but I’m glad I’m making money rn.

[Anonymous No.29955353]

[Anonymous No.29955395]

>>29955077
This is what worries me. If I get a high paying job that makes me want to kms, how do I go back to my current job knowing how much money I'm leaving on the table?
>>29955106
how do I buy BTC with free time?

[Anonymous No.29956027]

>>29954948
>be me
>work as personal support worker
>work awake overnight shift, earn about 40k cad a year(very good for what i do)
>clean a group home for 2 hours, make some breakfast for the lads that live here( i make good shit since i know noone else gives a fuck)
> shitpost and researh crypto rest of shift, about 6 hours total for fucking around.
>feels good when you make a guy laugh or feel ok.
>only downside is i work with older women who are apart of a union. Legit cunts who hate change, gossip and think they are overworked( ive done this for 3 years, most sit on their ass 90% of the time. I at least have the excuse i work nights and noones up). They don't like me since i like to go above and beyond(not for boss but for the lads. Last year i bought one an amazon alexa out of my own pocket, he loved it but rest of the cunts complained it was too hard to use)

[Anonymous No.29956120]

>>29954948
If you're happy being a wagie congrats, you're coping and have been successfully brainwashed. Next thing you know you'll wake up 30 years later the manager of that pizza place making double what you make now. Congrats.

[Anonymous No.29956169]

kek this was me before i made it from crypto. im always positive

[Anonymous No.29956272]

I sit at home all day and shitpost, watch movies, play vidya and eat chocolate and drink rum. I haven't left the house in 2 months.
Checkem'.

[Anonymous No.29956400]

>Have to commute every morning
>Have to wear a suit
>Have to bill by the hour
>Come home and my back hurts, balls hurt from sitting in my chair and wearing suit pants
>Just want to crash in bed

Making it will always be better.

At least my job is interesting enough and has good long-term potential. I just wish I could WFH every day and come into the office whenever I feel like changing it up.

[Anonymous No.29956404]

>work a trade in a very small family owned workshop
>don't work very hard but get paid decently
>boss is super chill, consider him a friend
>coworkers are usually pretty cool sometimes even hang out with them on weekends
>probably the best place I will ever work at
>have to leave soon or risk stagnating personal growth

[Anonymous No.29956582]

>>29954948
If there would be no wagies there would be no civilized world. And I personally think that it's impossible to become a worthwhile individual without waging at some point in your life. But all things have their place and time. Don't become that white bearded man who is told what to do by an onions zoomer.

[Anonymous No.29956664]

I sell ketamine and psychedelics to depressed people without health insurance. So many people have told me they would have killed themselves if not for me.

[Anonymous No.29956743]

>>29956664
based

[Anonymous No.29956864]

>>29956743
Yeah if anyone is feeling down or alone i’ll trip with them. Fuck Covid. Human beings are human beings. I’ll take 2 weeks out of my life to save someone else’s. I just want everyone to be all right.

[Anonymous No.29957226]

>>29956120
Its not about beeing happy as a wagie, but to see the positives in things. Ofcourse I want to run my own business someday, but in the meanwhile I need a way to get there

>me
>work with back-end IT systems
>coworkers are either 50+ or sub30
>im the youngest at 24
>I dont have a degree, got my job through my skillset
>lots of new guys in who fresh from uni that dont know shit about ACTUAL machine operations
>boss values hard work and knowledge, though she doesnt really understand the tech
>overtime and on-call duty in the afternoons due to critical systems we only can maintain at night, get lots of $$$
>young co-workers are chill, we play dnd in the weekends
>started with a 35k salary when i started 3 years ago
>up to 70k + overtime now
>boss dont want us in the office untill this thing blows over
>wfh now, free to flex around with my schedule
>got a new dog at the start of lockdowns, he is awesome, play with him throughout the day
>since I dont have to commute I can wake up early in the mornings and work on my own stuff
>want to start a pen-testing business someday.

[Anonymous No.29957277]

Yeah, I don't mind it, if I didn't have it i'd just get drunk all day.

[Anonymous No.29957331]

>>29954948
>Be me
>Work in CNC Shop
>Do pretty much nothing most of the time, just some part changes and CAD/CAM from time to time
>Browse /biz/ all day
I don't get paid much but at least it's not hard and I could always try to find a better job.
Hope I can make it one day and have my own shop though

[Anonymous No.29957359]

>>29957226

[Anonymous No.29957381]

For a long time I was a bread baker and got paid decent money and learned a fun skill. Hard work, but rewarding with basically as much free bread as you want. Very comfy, would recommend.

[Anonymous No.29957383]

>on unemployment
>cats aren't chill
>piss on everything
>spend all day on /biz
>stay poor.

NGMI.

[Anonymous No.29957536]

>>29956404
Don’t leave this gig Anon, the grass is always greener. Don’t be a fucking idiot. If you keep going well there you could get a leg up- but srs if you like your wage I I job you are ahead of 90% of people

[Anonymous No.29957741]

>>29956027
If this isn't a larp, you're incredibly based anon and you're making a difference to those fellas in the home.

You made me smile today, you are 100 percent gmi.

[Anonymous No.29957809]

>>29956864
Incredibly based anon, with that kind of attitude and actions you are gmi for sure

[Anonymous No.29957827]

>>29954948
liked it when I had my old boss' boss. 4 hours of actual work a day, work from home option 2 times a week, coworkers were cool, and had a lot of benefits. Upper management changed during covid and now I want to die

[Anonymous No.29957874]

>>29956864
Very honorable, I'm a poor fag but I've stopped everything at 3am to help a friend in need after weird text messages, done this on a few occasions and know I've saved some lives, that is something money can't buy,

[Anonymous No.29958169]

>>29957874
Honestly you haven’t earned your life unless you save someone else’s. I wish nothing but good fortune.

[Anonymous No.29958202]

>>29954948
Only because I can work remotely from home, otherwise it would be hell. I will likely go independent again at some point, made a full 180 from independent to multinat.

[Anonymous No.29958220]

Working as a nurse and it's a great feeling to be in a position to be able to help people and get paid!

[Anonymous No.29958255]

>>29957741
Not a larp. Love this job, unironically volunteer my time when im off.
Had one guy i worked with for awhile, really sour dude who seemed angry at the world(and rightfully so). Realized wanted a dude to hang with as most workers are old women. They disliked him, i thrived off that rebelious fuck you nature. Felt good finally getting him to laugh and actualy enjoy himself.

[Anonymous No.29958435]

I do living skills sessions with special needs kids, 4 days a week pretty sweet wage. About 1 hour of actual teaching, rest is just basic admin. V.comfy.

[Anonymous No.29958484]

>>29958169
I agree, saved my brother from suicide, help two friends get married and one other friend from suicide and he later got married.

If I die tomorrow I know I probably did more good than bad, at least I tell myself that.

[Anonymous No.29958565]

>>29958255
Third sector work is based when bringing a trade style work ethic. 85% of employees are middle aged women who are overpaid and generally just complain.

If you're enthusiastic and smart, the fact you're a guy will be enough to make you stand out and progress - probably the only sector where being a guy is still an advantage.

[Anonymous No.29958575]

>>29954948
> i too, love the kikes leash and whip

[Anonymous No.29958666]

>>29954948
kinda, yeah
my job is comfy and it gives me money to invest every month

[Anonymous No.29958760]

>>29957383
dogs are better

>on unemployment
>dog gets me up in the morning
>dog models good eating behaviours
>dog keeps me exercising
>not depressed because dog ty dog
>hunnies at the beach come over to say hi
>good boy

[Anonymous No.29958790]

Anon check this out

$MCM

Future of crypto

[Anonymous No.29958826]

>>29954948
Eh I build scaffolding, apart from 10 hour work days its alright I guess. Damn tiring though, hauling literal tons of shit from a to b

[Anonymous No.29958860]

>>29958760
Cats are best
>piss on everything
>make women gtfo after sex
>barely pay attention to them get more opportunities to waste my life on /biz
>2x more "you'll never be a woman" posts.

[Anonymous No.29958895]

>>29956027
>Last year i bought one an amazon alexa out of my own pocket, he loved it but rest of the cunts complained it was too hard to use)
blessed and gmi

[Anonymous No.29958940]

>>29958565
Honestly being a guy got me most positions here. It is a union job and most of these women act like they have better things to do.
Would not suggest putting trust in any public service for the care of someone. Nursing homes, daycare, grouphome, hospitals. Find the money for private or take care of them yourself.

Mine is not great but it is a hell of a lot better than conditions of public group homes ive seen.

[Anonymous No.29958991]

>>29958760
Dogs are great but i prefer cats as they fit my ideal trader pet.
>lazy, does what it wants, has no loyalty, plays with those weaker than it and will eat you if you die for it's own survival.

[Anonymous No.29958999]

I was a manager at Wendy's for a year. It fucking sucked because I want to work hard and do things well, but everyone else was so lazy and awful. Its even worse being 19 and my coworkers are 25+ so they don't fucking listen anyway. I can't believe I put up with all that shit for 10.75/hr. But now I do night merchandising and I am so much better of so far. (only 3 weeks in tho)
>set schedule
>get paid for driving mileage
>actually get breaks (one is paid)
>don't have to put up with teens and complete fuckwits
>don't deal with customers
>work 10hrs 4 days a week
>not constantly scrambling to fix everything
I'd hate to do it for a long time, but while I'm getting money for university it is pretty good

[Anonymous No.29959070]

>>29958991
yah it can be a drag when he wants a walk and the line is busy going up

[Anonymous No.29959129]

>>29958991
>>29958760
dogs are alright but i really dislike how sad they get if you dont give them attention 24/7

cats have their own lives and still want to hang out sometimes, not enough where it becomes a huge burden

if you really need something to get you up and a dog is your excuse you should just own a ranch or something

[Anonymous No.29959226]

>>29954948
I'm a student of medicine but at this point I just want to brag as a doctor once I get the degree.
In reality trading is much better

[Anonymous No.29959281]

>>29959129
Plus they piss on everything.
(Cats have been pissing on everything lately ffs)

[Anonymous No.29959331]

>>29959281
If your cats doing that chances are they are trying to be dominant. Or are anxious for some reason(usually due to other cats)

[Anonymous No.29959375]

>>29959331
Two baby boys unclipped fighting for dominance yeaaaaaah they are getting clipped soon just waiting for the stimulus lol.

[Wtf is wrong with this guy No.29959428]

>>29954948
>day goes by fast

Thats your problem right there. Why would anyone want their life to go by fast if they enjoy it

[Anonymous No.29959497]

>>29956027
Anon, what disabilities are the people you take care of? Low / medium / high needs ? Ausfag here, our disability funding model has just started, I'm wanting to do group homes etc as a business.

[Anonymous No.29959768]

>>29954948
I don't give a fuck how much a job pays or what the work is. If I'm not a self-sustained NEET, I hate it. I'm allergic to work

[Anonymous No.29959795]

>Night shift psych nurse, 24yo
>Only 3 days a week, 12 hour days
>Pay is only 19.05, garbage for an RN, but $3 night shift diff and $4 weekend shift diff = $26.05
>Psych, meaning patients wanting to actively kill/hurt themselves. No blood transfusions, no chemo drugs, pretty easy compared to a med surge floor
>Pass meds at 8:30PM, patients are asleep by 10PM
>1AM till 5AM do basically nothing in the nurses station (I've been practicing my kanji with Anki)
>If a patient gets aggressive I just call the doctor and get an order to stick 'em 2mg of Ativan in the butt

Very chill job. As autistic as I am having to interact with coworkers can be a pain but it's an alright gig in the end.

[Anonymous No.29959890]

>>29959795
Are you a lady anon?

[Anonymous No.29959957]

>>29959428
wdym? I only watch the clock when I'm not enjoying my time. Obviously not working is the end goal, but I might as well have fun along the way.

[Anonymous No.29959958]

>>29954948
>be me
>security guard
>coworkers are fat, senile, or retarded
>boss chill as long as you're not fat, senile, or retarded.
>never busy, do almost nothing, workweek consists of browsing /biz/ and watching anime.
>no breaks whatsoever, entire shift is a break.
>no benefits whatsoever
>no 401k
>direct deposit bi-weekly
>10-30 minute commute depending.
>steady schedule of mostly overnights.
>unlimited overtime available if i want it, i don't want it.
>able to invest about $1000/month into various stocks/cryptos.

i like my job and if this retarded minimum wage to $15 kicks in i'll stay here forever lol.

[Anonymous No.29959985]

> TRASH! TRASH! TRASH!
>SHILLERS WITH SHITCOINS ON BIZ
>TURN ALLERTS ON, PAJEETS GO HOME
>I AM HERE JUST TO ROFL ON YOU
>STAK JULD AND DRINK ABSENT
>MY THING TO HAVE $$$

[Anonymous No.29960016]

>>29959890
Nope, male nurse. I don't care about the stigma it's a fun job. Plus wearing scrubs is like wearing pajamas to work everyday.

[Anonymous No.29960018]

>med student
>spend my days doing some flashcards, going for walks, getting high
>do placements where i just get to watch and do some cool shit

Feels comfy

[Anonymous No.29960023]

>>29954948
Good for you, man.
Is this a chain? Where do you live that you can get all those benefits for makin pizza?

[Anonymous No.29960066]

>>29960016
Just wondering. I was going to say anyway that no women trade crypto so it would be a complete larp if you said yes.

Sounds like a comfy job, what's the career prog like?

[Anonymous No.29960072]

>>29959958
This is me, but I still hate it. They literally pay me to show up and watch youtube vids while the laborers are working in a fast paced unforgiving environment. It's funny that I've been doing this for 2 years, yet I still feel so weird about getting paid just to be there. I literally don't do shit but baby sit cars and a building that no one is going to attack anyways

[Anonymous No.29960073]

>>29959375
Ever try that pheramone stuff that is meant for cats to get along?
>>29959497
Depends on the home ive worked fullcare where i bathe,feed and change guys. But atm im working in medium needs, lads are independant but need help with changing and eating, and with prompting to follow a schedule. Behavioral issues as well.
Group homes barely make a profit here in ontario canada. But depending on the funding you get they can be profitable. Would highly suggest working private if you can, as in just work solo.

[Anonymous No.29960144]

bros, be thankful you aren't this guy

[Anonymous No.29960162]

>>29959795
Lucky, we were taught shit holds that we never practice. We have had workers beaten the shit out of amd sexually assualted and are still told that we can't do shit to defend ourself.

[Anonymous No.29960181]

>>29954948
>too stupid for college
>become engineer in military
>same certifications as a fire marshal and lead my team to put out fires on our ship a lot
>exciting as fuck
>get to spend nights just staring at the ocean contemplating existence
>get to piss in the ocean
>go to different countries and eat exotic cuisine
>shark is delicious
>video tape coworkers banging Asian whores to manipulate them later
>never let my precious cock near a whore
>have never had better sleep than the ship rocking me to slumber
>wife stays home and manages the house and I get home cooked meals
>come home to my wife and dogs at the end of the day and get waited on hand and foot
Only thing I have to worry about is working out, my portfolio, and walking the dogs while I’m home

[Anonymous No.29960276]

>>29954948
Good for you OP. Nice to see some positive thread.
I'm also comfy wagie. I like my boss, I work from home. Average salary, average benefits. Job comfy enough to spend half day trading and lurking /biz.
Got half-yearly bonus of 700€ last week. While making realized 3500€ fliping shitcoins that week, despite being on bear market.
I kinda fucked up on friday though but life is good neverthless.

[Anonymous No.29960358]

>>29960073
Oh no not profitable, why is that? And how did you mean by working solo? Are there any links you can show me for further reading? Thanks anon, you are doing God's work. I sometimes forget how lucky I am to have been born with all my faculties (so far). I take it for granted that I can do whatever the hell I want (within reason lulz, but you know what I mean). Good on you anon.

[Anonymous No.29960392]

>>29960066
Career progress is great as a nurse, if you want to make six figures you can go back to school for two years for your Masters and be a nurse practitioner. Otherwise your best option is being a travel nurse, which means accepting contracts that pay around $2k a week + free housing.

>>29960162
Do you work in an ER? Most of my patients arrive high on meth and extremely psychotic in the ER, but by the time they arrive on my unit (the psych unit) they no longer want to eat my face off cause the meth wore off. Honestly, in what scenario do you have workers "beaten the shit out of" when no "worker" should be alone on the unit? Aren't there alarms to pull or other staff or anything to help in that situation?

[Anonymous No.29960584]

>>29956027
All the best to you, friend.

[Anonymous No.29960642]

>>29960181
>>come home to my wife and dogs fucking at the end of the day

Wait, wut?

[Anonymous No.29960674]

>retard hs dropout
>lived as a neet for years
>get kicked out in jan
>now working 'security' aka get paid to sit on my ass all night and go for walks
>get like 2.2kusd a month for shitposting
>studying for it certs at work
any tips to break into something it related thats comfy? ive done plenty of skid shit in minecraft in the past few years and made money doing it, but obviously i dont really have something to put on a resume. this job is great for a lazy nigger like me but i would like more money to put into crypto

[Anonymous No.29960679]

>>29960358
Many private nursing homes and care facilities havs awful returns.
Chances are if you run a group home most of the individuals are not paying out of pocket are getting their funds through the government. Meaning your job has to meet state requirements and certain levels of disability to recieve funding.
Lots of money is going to be spent on admin pay, like 30-40%. Than you have to pay the workers themselves, and also use funds for amenities and housing for the residents. (If you ever go into a publicly funded place they are barebone with supplies)
My biggest issue is that your funds are at the wims of the state. Meaning you don't get to set how much someone costs/pays, they do.
Sorry no links, just what ive seen and learned. It can be lucrative and i don't know the full cost/profit of it. But the work involved/regulations with stuff in healthcare makes it risky imo.
What I've seen some people do is they offer their support privatly, meaning instead of a company being paid than giving you a cut, you get the full pay. Only downside is all the paperwork is your job.

[Anonymous No.29960692]

>>29960023
In a big city with $15 min wage. It's a local chain so the food is actually delicious.

[Anonymous No.29960700]

>>29960674
Coding meme is real if you are autistic enough to focus on it.

[Anonymous No.29960749]

>>29956864
>>29957874
>>29958169
I have done similar actions in the past, and I always assumed it was the normal thing to do for friends and family.
Turns out when it was my turn I got to see that no one else gives a fuck, and only about 4 people tried to help me: my parents, and two aunts of mine. My "friends" gave no fucks.
It's hard to be empathetic because you inevitably find out no one reciprocates.

[Anonymous No.29960887]

>>29960392
>in what situation would you have a worker beaten the shit out of
Had a dude who got triggered when told no, new staff member did not know this and was promptly beaten.
>worker should not be alone
Usually its 2 during the day, but the other coworker can be pretty useless and just stands there screaming and panicing. Lots of staff never use their non-crisis intervention training.
Im lucky ive only needed to use it once when a girl decided to throw chairs at us and tried to attack another resident.
>alarms to pull
We work in group homes, literally just houses in suburbs. Some of them about 20 min away from nearest assist. Our only assist sometimes is 911. We have no alarms like that(or at least where i have worked).

[Anonymous No.29961004]

>>29957331
ha i did that for a while but my experience was way worse, only good part was i could set the machine to run a 6 hour job and literally just exist for that time, fucking hated it after a while though but i kept busy by making satire pages on facebook. wish i knew how much money i could have been making back then by checking out crypto.

[Anonymous No.29961027]

>>29960887
Sounds like a shitty environment. By "alarm" I mean buttons around the hospital we can press to alert staff to assist if anyone gets violent.
>girl decided to throw chairs
The fact that the chairs aren't weighted down tells me all I need to know, that wherever you work isn't suitable for psych patients.

[Anonymous No.29961068]

>>29954948
seems comfy for waging

[Anonymous No.29961078]

>>29954948
I remember being a wagie at pizza place once. It was actually very fun. I mean I hated working but I tried to make it as fun as possible. I was literally constantly laughing and so was everyone else cause we that bored together and stuck for a long time.

[Anonymous No.29961095]

>>29960642
Dogs are female, I come home and they’re in clothes and hats usually

[Anonymous No.29961131]

>>29956027
wholesome anon, you’ve got a good heart

[Anonymous No.29961171]

>>29960679
Thanks anon, awesome post, sounds like a comfy job. Very few jobs out there where you actually do good for someone. The disadvantage is I suppose lower ceiling for pay. (This is probably where /biz/ comes into it kek, investing in shitcoins that could go 20-100x)
For the private workers / private care - do the clients still live in a government home or do they have to find their own home? I mean it's hard enough as is to buy a home, yet alone for someone who isn't competitive in the job market . And is private work something you want to do later down the track? I'm now wondering about the logistics of it - what would happen e.g. if the worker is sick or can't provide care on the day etc

[Anonymous No.29961309]

>>29961027
No unfortunately nothing like that. In ontario we are trying to look as uninstitutionalized as possible. Even to the residents own detriment.

For example we had a dude last week who jumped over the counter to the kitchen, ate a block of cheese in 15 sec and put his whole hand in a pie fresh from the over and decided to eat it as is. All while the staff at the time was in bathroom.

We have requested multiple times for a proper door and a barrier for the kitchen. Each time denied as it would make us look "institutionized". I get the sentiment as we had pretty atrocious conditions 30 odd years ago, but now it is basicly letting these guys harm themself/ workers without any restraint. We also can't call them clients or person with disability, its very politically correct.

We had one worker fired for locking a girl out of the house in the summer when she was having violent behaviour and was threatening to hurt staff and other residents.

[Anonymous No.29961551]

>>29961309
Wow, that shit's sad. I know Canada is fucked with political correctness but screwing over worker/patient safety for the sake of looking "uninstitutionalized" is sad. You would think workers would refuse to work under those conditions and they would be forced to change due to the lack of staff. When you say "resident" it sounds more like long-term care, where I work it's 3-5 days of acute care. We also don't go more than 2 days without an alarm going off and getting into a hold usually.

[Anonymous No.29961597]

>>29961171
>For the private workers / private care - do the clients still live in a government home or do they have to find their own home?
Wish i could answer that better, but usually what happens is a private company purchases homes cheap and uses them as care homes. They recieve government funding from the state to run these places. A governemnt run place does not have the same leeway when it comes to choosing who gets to stay where. You could have 2 people who set each other off in the same home and you would have to just deal, as there is no other option for them.
>something i want to do down the track? I'm now wondering about the logistics of it - what would happen e.g. if the worker is sick or can't provide care on the day etc
No not really, i like how cozy my job is atm and paperwork is not something im great at or interested in.
Usually we have releif staff, someone legally has to always be here in some cases. So if no one can come in the worker who is there needs to stay, but ets overtime.

[Anonymous No.29961759]

>>29961551
I prefer client when i refer to the people i work with. To me it feels more respectful, and is he truth. They are paying us to take care of them.

Lmao it's funny we are so politically correct, especially when you can sometimes hear clients scream vulgar shit.
Honestly those highstress moments are really rare, thats why most staff are not prepared for when it does happen. Usually the days are pretty chill

[Anonymous No.29961777]

>>29958255
>>29956027
You're a good guy and I like you.

[Anonymous No.29961919]

>>29954948
Your happiness is an illusion, when you'll start making double your wage in passive income but still not enough to quit you will curse every waging day.

[Anonymous No.29961953]

>>29961597
Eye opening stuff, thanks anon. Keep up the great work - talk is cheap, but thanks for being you patient and caring

[Anonymous No.29962086]

>>29961777
>>29961953
Honestly it is easy work guys. Once you get past cleaning people it becomes enjoyable. Pretty much get paid to hang out with a bunch of guys and do a few chores for them. Highly suggest trying it.

[Anonymous No.29962516]

>static security
>mostly read or shitpost
>rarely have to do anything

Plenty of jobs where you get paid just to be there.

[Anonymous No.29962688]

>>29961551
Worst thing that ever happened due to pc happened a couple ears ago.
Company had a program that paid clients something like 25c an hour to cut wires, another private conpany was paying for it. They did not need these clients to do it but it supported the clients independance and gave them extra cash for snacks and shit.
Got canceled due to some cunt mom demanding min wage for her son( unfortunatly none of these guys are worth min wage) so now instead of this program they have nothing. They used to just go and hang out with their freinds, use the money to go to the movies, buy stacks, games. And some of them did not even realize they were beig paid, it was just something for them to do.
Many of them needed supervision and there was no way for them to get an actual job.

[Anonymous No.29962822]

>>29960016
Another male nurse here, Thanks to corona Im barely working LMAO we send home most of the patients because "health safety" and do nothing the rest of the shift kek. Tiktok memes are actually real, my coworkers are bored as hell.

[Anonymous No.29962938]

>>29954948
it sounds cool, but you obviously don't get paid enough to save for illness/retirement, and also the second business is bad you'll be shown the door.

[Anonymous No.29963229]

>>29959795
I bet you would make a cute gf

[Anonymous No.29963292]

>>29954948
>be me
>watch sports for the living
>feels good

[Anonymous No.29963348]

>patient transport at a hospital
>basically just take patients to and from test sites around the hospital
>coworkers are chill
>staff is normally chill
>job is normally easy except for the pullover (moving patients onto a stretcher that can't move themselves)
>make a bit over min wage in my state
>benefits, PTO, extra cash for staying with the hospital through corona
>flexible schedule cause my boss is chill af
>2 guaranteed breaks for 8 hour shifts, i think 12 hour shifts get 3
>no matter how busy it gets you can only transport 1 patient at a time, so nothing to stress over
>only "difficult" part is transporting patients with a bunch of bullshit on them (IV, O2, foleys, etc.)
>and trying to navigate tiny rooms but my hospital is kinda small so maybe bigger hospitals dont have to deal with that

honestly a really comfy job for the most part i recommend any NEET to try it out

[Anonymous No.29964302]

>>29959958
>Be me.
>Security guard in a small industry complex.
>Shitty wage.
>My job is to stay in a cams & alarms central room for fast emergency response
>12h/shift 15days/month
>No real emergency happened ever.
>No direct boss.
>I spend my swift playing vidya, watching shows and /biz/
>Workers here thjnik i'm retard so they are very nice with me.
>Free coffee

Sometimes the wagecage turns into a very comfy places

[Anonymous No.29964451]

>>29954948
Eh If I said I "enjoy" my job it's probably cope. It's not bad but I can think if 100 other things I'd rather be doing.

[Anonymous No.29964516]

>>29964451
Sure it's cope, but lots of people don't even have cope going for them.

[NoHo No.29964572]

>>29956027
Mad respekt

[NoHo No.29964644]

>>29954948
I love what I do, I was an arborist for my municipality for 5 years and finally got in the fire dept, feels good

WAGMI

[Anonymous No.29964760]

>>29954948
I work in a factory and I don't mind it but I did work at a pizza place before and it was cool, but I wasn't fast enough for rush hour so I had to do other shit like clean tables.
I don't know what I want to do with my life, factory might be it for me.

[Anonymous No.29964812]

I used to work sorting mail during the graveyard shift. The supervisors hated and would outright bully people. I became friends with the other workers and we still hang out 5 years later. Now I work in a university. I enjoyed my shitty nightwork much more.

[Anonymous No.29964861]

>>29956027
based and gmi. an attitude like this can’t be bought

[Anonymous No.29964872]

>boss leaves me alone because i get shit done
>boss actually respects my input and opinion

that's about it. if i was given a raise, a 20% pay raise, and 100% remote i would be happy with my job.

[Anonymous No.29965036]

>literal janitor because of covid
>thought I'd hate it
>easy as fuck and low stress
>no customers or managers busting my balls
>sit around for ~1-2 hours between cleaning rounds
>get paid enough for bills but not enough for the taxman to succ my fun money
It's a pretty sweet gig.
Shame it'll end once everyone is vaccinated and I'll have to go back to my shitty "respectable" job.

[Anonymous No.29966534]

>>29962688
checked, it’s always some dumb mom that ruins the fun for everyone.

[Anonymous No.29966626]

I work in Infosec which is kinda my hobby. I can't complain as I'm getting paid absurd money for working from home and doing something I enjoy. If I don't feel like working on some days I just don't.

[Anonymous No.29966723]

>>29954948
I just quit my job today, boss was an idiot who bully me everyday, coworkers were cool, money was pretty ok for latam (480$ p/month, full time),i get paid yesterday and im gonna invest some shitcoin and wait a year while i study in college 4 years, working with my dad making food, hope everything gets better because im kinda scared, but if bitcoin goe to 55k aprox in the next 2 years, im gonna be ok.

Dear god i hate my boss.

[Anonymous No.29966875]

>>29956027
Based. I used to do similar work, it started out mostly as a last resort, but I wound up really enjoying it, atleast to some extent. It really is a wonderful feeling to feel that your work actually matters, that you're not just doing busy work and that you're making someone else's life just a tiny bit better. I know all too well about the middle aged+ women with shitty attitudes though, they really ruin it for everyone.

[Anonymous No.29967800]

Anons help me. I work overnight at a grocery. Just stock and receive the the trucks. It’s very easy and I can just get stoned and watch YouTube while doing it but I want something more. I just have been battling with depression to the point I’m not sure what I even enjoy anymore. Is working in the Alaska fish canneries for the summer a meme? I just want to get out of here for a while and do something different

[Anonymous No.29968334]

I'm kind of like a surveyor/inspector of utility poles. No coworkers, pay is alright, get a company car, gas is paid for, get to listen to podcasts and audiobooks while I head from pole to pole. Basically choose my own hours too, very good exercise because I'm walking constantly. Had a desk job before this and started developing lower back pain, since taking this job it all went away. Still would rather not work at all but it's not bad.

[Anonymous No.29969125]

>>29954948
i was in a high paying desk job in sydney. now im a farmer in japan and have never been happier or stronger even though i lost 1.1 milliin usd in 2018. cant wait to flex on the cutie chines factory girls from my tractor this summer.