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What makes you happy in your job?
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xapprenticex wrote: »Couldnt imagine a place where you cant make drinks, eat biscuits and chocolates or eat food when you want.
I used to eat eggs and bacon at 10 (while working ofc)
I once worked in a cleanroom. Water only, and only in the service aisles (away from the normal work area where you couldn't take your mask down). People did occasionally sneak sweets in though!0 -
Pay day only reaeon i goto work0
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When one of my drivers tells me it's the best job they've had:D0
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Freedom to work fairly unsupervised, feeling like I can get up and make a sandwich or tea or even just go for a wander without getting in trouble to have a break from my screen. Being able to have an idea & implement it and feel listened to when I'm pitching those ideas. Also some of my colleagues who share my weird sense of humour.... I get to laugh a lot at work! But before you think I sound like I don't do much work I do, I rarely take the mick and always go above my role and responsibilities.
(Ps: I get to be creative too which is something I very much enjoy)0 -
Please delete - duplicate post. Sorry.0
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I like lunch time. I like who I work directly beside. I like when people thank me for my work. I like listening to music. I like when I get a chance to be creative and the times I'm left to get on with my job without people breathing down my neck. My 2nd job I like the flexibility and independence/responsibility of chosing what work to take on and how to impliment.
I am suited to being self employed however I know I'd ever switch off. So basically like being in control without being told what to do which I have some of but favour the times when i'm left to it, I achieve more that way.0 -
Interesting answers.
I think anyone who doesn't share my answer of 'home time' lives in a different world to me.
I'm envious.0 -
That my employers are so supportive in relation to my deafness. They never push me to do anything im not sure o can do in relation to deafnessMortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £56099
Cc around £32000
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