Do you love your job?

[pennywise]

I love what I do. As a nurse I love helping people. However, working for someone else I hate. Nursing is a very hostile, high stress job and NO I DO NOT RECOMMEND. For the education I have and what I do I am grossly underpaid. However, medicare just gave the nurse practitioner's billing rights. So I am in school and plan my own practice. I am successful at nursing, but only on my terms. I prefer the elderly and my specialty is geriatrics. The elderly have calmed down and are not rude and demanding. I live in Michigan and will move to Oregon or Washington for the hospital priveldges. I want my OWN practice.

Bruce (software owner and financial planning site): I could tell you knew more than the average person. I hope you will keep us informed. I will be responding to another area of this site soon related to the consumer credit. Thank you for joining us. I say "if God gave you knowledge, He expects you to use it and mentor others". There is a place in heaven for you for mentoring us. Thank you.

[pennywise]

I forgot my other jobs:

mother: love it

tutor to my daughter: currently working on geometry: love it

family financial planner: love it

student: love it; like to learn

Mentor to others: love it

housekeeper: fair

cook: fair

[PrincessPerky]

Originally Posted by CRFSaver

All the video game companies hire QC people. Thats what they do is play games and write down any bugs or issues.

Thought they used the free beta testers these days, lots of people I know are in on that, they get a beta version free but no pay.

[Lori63]

I work at a preschool with the three year olds. I love it!!! I don't make much but the staff and kids and atmosphere are great.

[marglo]

I absolutely LOVE being retired! :-) In my other life, I worked as a secretary, bookkeeper, office worker, went back to school and became a CNA, an LPN and an RN, and at the last a Care Cordinator in a convalescent center. Only the last job did I really love and only for a short time then things changed and it wasn't fun any more. But not once was I ever in a job outside my home that I wouldn't have left in a heartbeat if I suddenly had won the lottery or for some other reason could have stayed home. I was never career minded. I loved being a mother and home and would have preferred to stay home with my children. Now the children are gone but at least I am back home (since 1995) and I really love it!