How many of you love your job?! ESP if you're slightly introverted
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I absolutely love my job. I’m a housekeeper at a residential facility for adults with mental health issues
@Andrea your families? I will guess family therapist? 😄 Making a difference is really something I want too
Just before becoming a sahm I was an infant and toddler teacher it was the best job and I was so happy doing it. I’ve always been all about kids so it was perfect.. parents not so much lol the nice thing was I ended up having my kids for 3 years so I ended up close with the parents and I had my coteacher the majority of the time so there wasn’t much getting to know you awkwardness. Now I have a baking side hustle and I love all of it (probably because it’s just me) except for the talking to people thing. It feels so weird to be like sure let me slap some sugar on some flour for you now give me $100
I love my job. I’m an ophthalmic assistant, I assist in doing eye exams in a retail setting. I love my job because of how simple it is and because I have a very understanding manager and coworkers and I work with my sister. The environment definitively is a high contributor to why I don’t want to stop working.
I am a fraud investigator, mostly for businesses ( so I investigate business fraud) - I gotta sometimes get my extroverted side out especially when I have to present sometimes my case to my team, other than that. I love being an investigator :)
Im somewhere between like and love. I work in an admin position for an academic department at a large university. I’m hybrid so the WFH aspect is a big plus! And the people in the department are wonderful. Just can be stressful and annoying sometimes too.
I work in Human Resources and love it. I’ve always been extremely introverted so this role and my previous role has helped me break out of my “shell”. Before HR, I worked as an office manager for a financial technology company.
Love it, and I’m an accountant. My degree is events management and I used to do celeb PR, but retrained during Covid and here I am. Best decision I ever made.
I have a degree in Educational Psychology and another degree in Early Childhood Education. I was a teacher for 10 years . Two years ago I switched careers and became a school bus driver and it is literally the best job I’ve ever had. I bring my almost two year old with me, we have made so many other baby friends and mom/guy friends, I got the summers off with her and all the holidays plus two weeks paid time off (which is really hard to use when we are already off so much) my daughter loves my job too lol
Love it, I’m a writer and project manager for business to business projects. It’s always something new and challenging.
I’m a project manager for an advertising agency. I love it mostly because I work fully remote 😊 & New York hours, so 2-10pm my time. Which gives me the entire first half of the day with my little boy!
@Candice oh my god you drive bus!!!!??? Loll that's cool tbh
@Summer wow cool what do you do exactly in HR and did you retrain?
@Rebecca did you have to train for that?
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@Candice omg I'm dead
@Candice driving a bus feels scary to me lol. It's so huge!!
@Candice crazy with your amount of education and then now driving a bus which is more tactile intelligence wow
@Cami Tapia wowwww
I got on the job training and had no prior experience. And the company paid for my certification! I got really lucky
@Rebecca how did you even find the position to begin with? Simply straight up apply and they probably liked you in the interview then hired and trained? Honestly idk how ppl find jobs these days because it seems everyone wants experience
I already worked in the retail store when the job was being offered, it was just a different department. It helped that the manager really liked me and put in a good word for me, so when I applied and got through the 1st round of interview with the recruiter I got offered the job.
I love my job! It definitely requires me to be more extroverted than I’m naturally comfortable with, but I do it because I love what I do and see the difference it makes for my families.