How long would you stay at your job if you could be guaranteed the salary you want plus the benefits you need but would have to do very boring and repetitive work?
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written by Gods Child on 2009-Nov-09.
If you could be guaranteed you would find a new job within a month that paid about the same but had a very different yet equally repetitive assignment, would you leave?
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As long as i can put up with it. Everyone has a breaking point, when you get there, you'll know. Money isn't everything.
by Tami 2009-Nov-09
I'm to the point I just want to do something different
by Gods Child 2009-Nov-10
Then do it! Once you feel you've done your time and you've made your mark then its ok to do what you want.
If more people had jobs they actually loved and enjoyed, the world would be a happier place.
by Tami 2009-Nov-11
a wise man once said; "a bush in the hand has 2 birds".
by owen 2009-Nov-11
The trick seems to be to have some kinda OTHER thing that you do to take your mind off work. Those people that leave work as soon as its closing time are probably going sky-diving or running with the bulls in Mexico.
by owen 2009-Nov-11
you're probably right about that--I should be dancing, yeah
by Gods Child 2009-Nov-30
tiny dancer;
by owen 2009-Nov-30
In these hard times, I would stick with it until I can find something better... but hey aren't most jobs like that? But having a roast or hobby on the side that you love helps!
by Stunner 2009-Nov-12
Well honestly I was in just that situation the other day and I quit. not only because it was boring but some darkness that was going on as well. At the end of the day I realized that it was either I quit or they'ld fire me because i wasn't motivated to do my job anymore (sick n tired of it). As a result I switched things up. I"m happier now, I"m doing what I really want to do, with some of what i used to do on the side (but in the minority of my time).
Yay for me.
by taylor 2009-Nov-14
Yay for Taylor. I wana be just like you when i grow up. By the way you're really tall.
by Tami 2009-Nov-18
I think I might actually lose my mind working here
and doing this
by Gods Child 2009-Nov-30
Make the switch. Make the switch. Make the switch. Typed thrice because of Owen's dislike of succinctness.
by mad bull 2009-Nov-22
maybe a year or 2
by jayrulez 2009-Dec-13
well, that's a good question. Some people stay alive although there life is very boring and repetitive. But maybe 5 years.
by Jammy 2010-Feb-03
will tell you later
by marqthompson 2010-Mar-02
Less than a year
by Apocalypse 2010-Apr-14