Key to a good job.

Riq

studentphil wrote: »

Generally if you earn less than 25k you have no variety in your day to day work and it is just repeativeboring stuff. When you earn over 25 k you get variety in your tasks.

That's just rubbish. Where has this come from?


As an accountant, even if (when) I am on £100,000 a year, it'll still be repetative!!!

Badger_Lady

studentphil wrote: »

Generally if you earn less than 25k you have no variety in your day to day work and it is just repeativeboring stuff. When you earn over 25 k you get variety in your tasks.

No, Phil. Just... no.

tinkerbell84

HOW MANY TIMES CAN YOU ASK THE SAME QUESTIONS?

You'll ignore the answers anyway.................................:rolleyes:

elona

Phil

You do not have a clue what a "good job" or any job actually entails.

You are too self centred and hidebound to actually listen and learn to anyone and anything!

You keep parroting "good job" an "good money" as it it were one concrete entity that never changed.

Mind you - you never change or develop either!

Stop adopting your parents views on life which quite frankly were outdated 20 years ago and do something for yourself, that you enjoy and that takes you out of yourself.

Think of someone or something other than yourself. It would do you the world of good!

tinkerbell84

studentphil wrote: »

Generally if you earn less than 25k you have no variety in your day to day work and it is just repeativeboring stuff. When you earn over 25 k you get variety in your tasks.

how do you know about 'most' jobs??

I earn significantly more than 25k and my job has lots of repetition!

you're just showing yourself to be an idiot now. you expect a salary of 25k with inane questions like this?

studentphil

tinkerbell84 wrote: »

how do you know about 'most' jobs??

I earn significantly more than 25k and my job has lots of repetition!

you're just showing yourself to be an idiot now. you expect a salary of 25k with inane questions like this?

It is true that low paid jobs have little variety and only you require to do 2 or 3 tasks over and over again.

tinkerbell84

studentphil wrote: »

It is true that low paid jobs have little variety and only you require to do 2 or 3 tasks over and over again.

which textbook told you that?

it's utterly untrue.

tinkerbell84

If you spent half the energy looking for a new job as you do posting complete sh1te on this forum, you'd have a better chance of a good job!!!

And yet again, it's clear that you don't have a philosophical bone in your body as you are purely driven by greed and money.

Done any voluntary work yet? :rolleyes:

Badger_Lady

studentphil wrote: »

It is true that low paid jobs have little variety and only you require to do 2 or 3 tasks over and over again.

Ah yes, like when I was a full-time artist and would design and build sculptures, visit galleries and teach classes... so repetative, that low-paid job.

Oh yes, and my friend the journalist, who drives around meeting people and writing up their stories, and spent 6 months living in Asia. Again - just a robotic task-churner...

Not to mention, of course, that job I nearly applied for teaching dinghy sailing off the coast of Australia! Would have been bored out of my mind...

But perhaps none was so low on variety as my job as an Nurse, recieving critical patients at A&E and carrying out tests, talking with mental health patients to persuade them to take their medication, or researching alternative methods to treat long-term wounds in the home. Those 2 or 3 tasks over and over...

elona

Tinkerbelle

He doesn't "need" textbooks,experience,advice from people who actually know anything!

In his head he is right about everything .

No matter how much people try to tell him he will stick his fingers in his ears and remain in the pit of misery and despair he has dug for himself!

And he keeps diggng!!!!!!:eek: