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How many jobs have you had since you were in high school?
Which was the best and which was the worst?
Which was the best and which was the worst?
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i've liked most of the jobs i've had. but there is that 50/50 split of good and evil at each job, which is typical anyway.
worst would be tiny law firm in hollywood, florida because they are lawyers who are criminals commiting crime in and out of the court room and at the people who work at their firm. i actually lost like 300 times what i "made" working there. my lawyer later on figured it out on paper.
The best one was my first one actually, that I started while in high school and worked through college. It was in the childcare department of a health club - basically babysitting on a larger scale. We watched children aged 6 months up to 8 years (we'd get some older kids on occasion, usually children of employees though) but we did not change diapers (parents had to come down and do it). I found the kids behaved best when those of us in charge would interact with them, so I basically was getting paid to play freeze tag and color pictures and stuff like that. It wasn't always fun and games but overall I did enjoy it.
My worst job had to be working for a business school. I worked there while in college as a part time admin assistant and it felt like the place was sucking the life out of me slowly but surely. Strangely I accepted a full time job there after college that I was in no way prepared to do just because I needed a full time job. I had to learn how to do admissions in 4 days before the admission director left because there was no one else there to do it and even though my job was placement, I spent most of my time with the admissions stuff, even after they hired someone to replace the director. I learned from that job I'm not very good at lying to people to get them to buy into something they cannot and should not do and can ill afford. I first started getting sick while working there and felt a little better after I quit. Looking back, that was a pretty dark time in my life in general...