October 12, 2005 at 8:49 pm
Do you feel unappreciated ,depressed ,trapped by your job,is it unfulfilling ,boring ,vent your spleen here,let us know how bad it really is. :diablo:
By: steve rowell - 21st October 2005 at 07:40
The only job you have when you’re retired is putting the garbage out once a week, and i really look forward to that every sunday night
By: Arm Waver - 21st October 2005 at 07:15
I’ve just rang her and she **should** be sending them now….!
And did they?
By: Spitfire Pilot - 20th October 2005 at 10:02
Wozza i wish i was still at school! Im Ex Air Force, Ex UN, Ex ….. at
40 years old no one has respect for you!!
With all that under your belt I don’t RESPECT you……….I darn well salute you!!!! 🙂
By: DazDaMan - 20th October 2005 at 09:55
I’ve just rang her and she **should** be sending them now….!
By: Arm Waver - 20th October 2005 at 09:47
Sounds typical…
By: DazDaMan - 20th October 2005 at 08:18
Your news seems quite positive and a way forward there Daz. Could have been a whole lot worse…
I still haven’t had some stuff e-mailed to me by the agency, so will have to chase her up this morning as she wanted it back by the end of today! :rolleyes:
By: Arm Waver - 20th October 2005 at 07:31
Your news seems quite positive and a way forward there Daz. Could have been a whole lot worse…
By: pierrepjc - 19th October 2005 at 21:06
Bangor
By: pierrepjc - 19th October 2005 at 21:06
BMI Star you studying at Bagnor at the mo?
By: DazDaMan - 19th October 2005 at 20:34
Hopefully!
By: Mark9 - 19th October 2005 at 20:23
Well, that wasn’t too bad, actually. OK, so my wages will be lower, but there are yearly bonuses, and ample opportunity to advance up the food chain – according to the woman I spoke to, one chap was there as a temp, and eight months later he was a group manager! 😮
Good News Daz 😉 Anna 😉
By: kev35 - 19th October 2005 at 20:20
Up until I became ill I absolutely loved the job I was doing, or should I say jobs. I was working as a relief OIC at a respite centre for children with physical and learning disabilities and was team leader at another unit for young adults with extreme challenging behaviour. I also did some shifts in the palliative care unit at a local hospital to keep my nursing qualification. The work was varied, stimulating, stressful and above all rewarding.
Then came two incidents, a car crash and an attack by a client. The injuries sustained masked the symptoms of a developing illness so now all I can do is live with the consequences. Things have not been so bad the last eight months overall. I think the adrenaline of projects I was involved with really helped me. Now, things are going a bit downhill again, but that’s just a natural progression of my condition.
There’s nothing wrong with whingeing about your job. God knows I did enough, both within the confines of the NHS and outside in the community. But when it’s gone through no fault of your own, you don’t half miss it. I suppose the next question would be do I regret any of what has happened to me? I can’t. Because of it I have made lasting friendships of the kind I was unable to enjoy while working. It has given me a better outlook on life. I really appreciate the small victories.
Enjoy what you’ve got while you’ve got it. And when it’s gone? just do the best you can…..
Regards,
kev35
By: DazDaMan - 19th October 2005 at 18:53
Well, that wasn’t too bad, actually. OK, so my wages will be lower, but there are yearly bonuses, and ample opportunity to advance up the food chain – according to the woman I spoke to, one chap was there as a temp, and eight months later he was a group manager! 😮
By: DazDaMan - 19th October 2005 at 12:17
Ta. Will do.
By: Arm Waver - 19th October 2005 at 11:43
Going to see the woman this afternoon – informal meeting, blah blah. She was meant to send me some kind of test thing by e-mail, but I never received it.
Hope it goes ok. Let us know how you get on.
By: Rlangham - 19th October 2005 at 11:30
Started work the other weekend, wasn’t that bad! On friday night theres almost nothing to do, spent the last half an hour (the shop had closed) just standing around doing nothing at all! Saturday was more busy, real satisfying when i get to go home though, can’t wait for my paycheck to come through at the end of the month, i’m currently drawing up a list of things to buy, so far i’ve only got driving lessons and a 1/48 Auster
By: Mark9 - 19th October 2005 at 09:31
Going to see the woman this afternoon – informal meeting, blah blah. She was meant to send me some kind of test thing by e-mail, but I never received it.
Hope it all goes well for you 😉 Anna
By: DazDaMan - 19th October 2005 at 08:38
Going to see the woman this afternoon – informal meeting, blah blah. She was meant to send me some kind of test thing by e-mail, but I never received it.
By: Arm Waver - 19th October 2005 at 07:44
So Daz what’s the news with your position?
By: Mark9 - 15th October 2005 at 14:42
I love my job, today it was get up!! shop, send a few emails to the force and let them do the work.. Lol 😉 😉 😀 😀 Anna :diablo: