Happy with your job?

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Are you truly happy with your job?
If so what do you do?

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Yes.. special ed teacher 1st-5th grade.. its fun but very challenging yet extreamly rewarding!!!

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I don’t mind my job, but I would not say I’m truly happy. I get bored and I find that I don’t like sitting in front of a computer for 8 hours a day. But I have the issue that I don’t know what else I would want to do either, so for now, I’m staying put.

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No. I'm an in home caregiver. Have been for 4 years. It's not bad. Got my cna and that was really not worth it. Facilities are awful to work at. Went back to in home care. I'm not sure what else I want to do at this point. Just working paying bills while i figure it out.

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Yes, because I stay home! 
But, I have a crafting business that I do out of my home, and I'm trying to work towards opening a small store. 
I'm also an independent consultant for Usborne books, which I love as well 😊

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I really like my job at a CNA at a hospital. I work night shift right now because that pays extra $$$, plus I'll probably keep working through nursing school and the hospital will help me pay for tuition.
Very satisfying but not for everyone. Lots of dealing with bodily fluids and cranky bossy people. But lots of good and genuinely thankful patients too.
It helps that my coworkers are all great too!

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Yes and no. 
I like the pay love the company hate the department . Love interacting with people face to face just hate calling them over phone to talk !!

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No, I mostly can’t stand it. I work at a television station and produce shows. I love the work that comes with it but that’s it. My hours suck, it’s 2am-10am. The people I work with are either college grads or are in their 30’s-40’s and act like they’re God’s gifts to the earth, yet they’re in a very small market. Hell, I didn’t even apply to be a producer but I they offered it to me because it was what they had and I was promised I would be offered a higher position once it opens because of my extensive career in journalism. Yet, they promoted somebody younger than me with a degree in sports medicine to take a leadership role. I’m stuck in a three-year contract and if I try to leave I have to pay a fee that costs thousands and thousands of dollars.
I really needed this job though because the newspaper I worked for before then went through a major company downsize and I got cut. 
If you ever go into TV news and have a more “business style” work ethic, do NOT do mornings. Worst people ever to work with on top of the shift and lack of opportunity.

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I wouldn’t say I’m truly happy. I don’t hate it like I’ve hated other jobs and I genuinely love everyone I work with. I like the company I work for although we’re still getting to know them. We were bought out by JB Hunt (a trucking company). I was a night router for a client if our delivery company so I was finishing up and finalizing the routes for the drivers the night before. 
Now I work in the day time, which is a big promotion. I help with the load out of the drivers, making sure they have all of their pieces on their trucks and that their routes are good to go for the day. I do the big routing too so I’m actually routing where they’re going and stuff like that. 
I’ve been doing it for two weeks. I have to be at work at 5:30 AM every morning but I’m getting used to it and I like it. I worked nights for a year and a half and was ready for a change and something new. It always felt like they were moving people up above me and like no one was seeing all the work I was doing. 
I don’t absolutely hate my job though. I’m grateful to have a job and I’m thankful because I make decent money. 
Is it my passion? No, but I don’t see myself leaving it until I figure out what my passion is.

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