Do you enjoy your Job?
 

I work at Sainsbury's and for the most part, I like it. Although there's been several occasions where I couldn't stand it and felt like quitting.

I enjoy working with the people I work with, the work itself is meh.

Mostly, that's not to say if I had a substantial cash injection from somewhere I wouldn't be handing in my notice asap

yes, love it

Most days I love it....some days (today) not so much.

No

I have to much money so don't need to work :cheer2::dance::cheer2:

really?! :amazed:

would help if people actually said what they do

I work at Sainsbury’s. What do you do and do you enjoy it?

Yep :cheer2:

I feel like the yes and no options are both a bit extreme in this poll :suspect:

Most of the time I like it and I'm grateful for the experiences it's given me and the people I've met through it but it's definitely got it's downsides

You sound like a prostitute??

I work in my bedroom how bout dat

:joker:

Work at Boots full time as a customer assistant (on a gap year before I head off to uni in September!). I enjoy it most of the time and love my colleagues, however (and it sounds a bit daft because I work in retail) but I do feel like I have a LOT asked of me compared to some of my other colleagues. There really isn’t enough hours in the day sometimes for me to complete everything asked of me.

I love my job

Prob because you are the new boy? Last one into the job generally gets put upon as the existing staff know how to swerve the horrible jobs

:joker:

It just seems unfair I have to stock monitor, get delivery in/put delivery out, date check, rebuild displays, put sales tickets out all while being mithered constantly by customers/having to jump on the till. Like you say maybe because I’m the new boy. I know some of the staff (especially one colleague) uses excuses such as dyslexia/anxiety to get out of doing some tasks (she’s lovely and I feel bad for calling her, but it just all seems a little too convenient. It seems an excuse so she can just stay on tills all day but get the same hourly rate as myself)

August-December yes
January-July no

Yes I love it. I'm a teaching assistant at a special needs school,some lovely kids with heartbreaking stories.

I hate my job. Cleaning up after like a thousand university students skid marks in the toilets at 6am is pretty rubbish. But it fits around my lifestyle and I'm home in an afternoon I like that part.

I recently moved to the behaviour school, and it's knackering but more rewarding (and entertaining!) than mainstream.

mmmm, its only for a year so just stick with it, but if it is really bothering you, you could ask your manager why the work isn't divvyed up a bit more fairly, sometimes if you are too good at your job it doesn't work in your favour unfortunately as you will just get loaded with more and more