Your worst job?

[Nebulous 2]

What was your worst job ever?

What was your job title?

What were your responsibilities?

What made it the worst job ever?
 

[JennyorAlice 6]

Probably my current job. 

 

I have to deal with the public on a regular basis and people can be a butthole for no reason at all.  I don't get paid enough for that crap.

[Heatman 4]

On 9/15/2022 at 3:16 PM, JennyorAlice said:

Probably my current job. 

 

I have to deal with the public on a regular basis and people can be a butthole for no reason at all.  I don't get paid enough for that crap.

Let me guess, you're working in either direct sales department or customer service department right? Some customers can really get on your nerves. When you would be trying to help them solve their problems, they will still be making it a lot difficult for you to do so and they will complain all day long. 

 

I really hated working in the marketing department some years ago. It's a frustrating job. 

[Henrywrites 4]

On 9/15/2022 at 3:16 PM, JennyorAlice said:

Probably my current job. 

 

I have to deal with the public on a regular basis and people can be a butthole for no reason at all.  I don't get paid enough for that crap.

That must have been a terrible experience. I mean getting to deal with people most of the times considering the fact that they even act like they don't care about what is happening in your life.

Edited February 2, 2023 by Henrywrites

[Shortie861 11]

My worst job was working in a newsagents when I was pregnant with my first. Don't get me wrong, it was nice to be able to earn extra but the person I worked for was terrible and would often blame me for things that I had no control over. 

[Ja sa bong 2]

I've been fortunate not to be employed on any job that I will consider to be a worst one. I will most likely the decline accepting such job and I will not even make the mistake of applying for them in the first place. 

[Barida 0]

On 4/4/2024 at 2:14 PM, Shortie861 said:

My worst job was working in a newsagents when I was pregnant with my first. Don't get me wrong, it was nice to be able to earn extra but the person I worked for was terrible and would often blame me for things that I had no control over. 

 

Working with terrible persons is always a big deal. You can't even breathe a bit as a result of the fact that you are working and that is awful. I don't think I would stand working with anyone that is terrible in a workplace. 

[Xyphien 7]

I was in the Army for 4 years as a single soldier. It was the worst job, and worst 4 years of my life tbh. I got blacked out every day for 1.5 years just to make it all end quicker because of it. The job itself was taxing, you would be up at 4:30, at physical training at 5, then you'd essentially be at work until 5pm if you were lucky, but most times you wouldn't get out until around 7. Then as a single soldier you'd go back to your barracks room, in which anyone could walts in there at any time, tell you how messy your room was, wake you up, make you clean the dust off of it while they yelled at you, and then sometimes if the common areas were too dirty they'd cancel the weekend for all single soldiers and make them clean the entire building from top to bottom. I was night shift and already worked 12 hour days, with zero days off for 2 years. So that on top of all the other BS it left many... not wanting to be there. I had 1 buddy end it, and I knew 2 others who did the same and that's just our one building. There was a ton in the neighboring buildings. Ik compared to some others that's not 'too bad' but to not have any legal freedom, and to have zero days off while doing all of that is just too much for some people, myself included. 

Keep in mind though, the military is literally based off of where you're at and what unit you're in. Some people get lucky, others do not.