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    4. Are you or were you happy with your career/job?
    Are you or were you happy with your career/job?

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    +1  Views: 689 Answers: 11 Posted: 13 years ago
    schubee

    Are you happy?
    Commented 13 years ago
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      I was but it's all over now.
      13 years ago. Rating: 4
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        The work is ok, but some of the people I have to deal with is another matter.
        13 years ago. Rating: 4
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          closed1

          hmm, something different to think about. thanks!
          commented 13 years ago
          schubee

          Hi Ms Sinclair, are you from NYC?
          commented 13 years ago
          Ms Sinclair

          Yes I am.
          commented 13 years ago
          schubee

          Good, could you recommend any good restaurants in NYC?
          commented 13 years ago
          Ms Sinclair

          Depends on what type of food you like. I don't dine out too much these days because of lack of funds. I suggest you check out Zagat's restaurant guide which can be purchased in Barnes And Noble.
          commented 13 years ago
          schubee

          Thanks!
          commented 13 years ago
          mycatsmom

          yeah, all the a holes. I've been there.
          commented 13 years ago
          Does being retired count? I was happy with my years as a truck driver. I was unhappy that I had to share the road with so many 4wheelers that had incompetent drivers behind the wheel.
          13 years ago. Rating: 3
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            closed1

            of course it counts! :)
            commented 13 years ago
            Yes.
            13 years ago. Rating: 3
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              Yes, I am. But I am ready to expand my career futhermore.
              13 years ago. Rating: 3
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                No i wasnt happy,but circumstances stopped me from pursuing anything else.
                13 years ago. Rating: 2
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                  I love my work I eat and sleep it
                  13 years ago. Rating: 2
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                    Made several career changes in my life. Not for money but simply because I would start feeling stale in my job. I need challenges, once it became a routine, I went looking for something else. I have zero tolerance for BS from upper management, this also made it easier for change.
                    13 years ago. Rating: 2
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                      melandrupert

                      Yea Ed I know where your are comming from there is too much from small minded people in upper management they think they are little gods good answer
                      commented 13 years ago
                      PEOPLELOVER

                      The zero tolerance probably made it advisable to change ed shank.

                      Every ship needs a captain.
                      commented 13 years ago
                      I am a substitute teacher... I completely LOVE my job. But it no where near pays the bills. I would love to work everyday.
                      13 years ago. Rating: 2
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                        Yes, I was unhappy with my nursing career. I liked being a nurse, but every nursing home and hospital gives too many patients to just one nurse. And you can't get to everybody. And that makes you feel guilty , if you're conciencious. And you could get in trouble for not getting to someone's care or treatments.
                        13 years ago. Rating: 1
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                          Then, I went back to school, and got a teaching degree in both spec. educ and reg educ. Sub taught , b/c there were no teaching jobs in Mich in the mid 80s. Then, in the 90s, went back to nursing for 6 years. Then, sub taught again, b/c my (now deceased ) husb didn't want me to have a contract b/c he was semi retired and wanted me to go up north with him often.
                          13 years ago. Rating: 0
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