My favorite job I ever had, was delivering pizza for Papa John’s pizza.
I think my favorite job was hauling hay when I was 16 and seventeen. It was hot, dirty work, but I liked that so much better than fast food.
Working for an Amazon competitor about 15 years ago. I was being paid a fortune and was very respected there. I also did an amazing job there.
Those were the days.
İ used to be chef in an australian coffee lounge in adelaide for 1.5 years. Want to be a chef again but it s really hard work .i can not trust my employer.so i m waiting to retired.i will be retired at 2025.then i will go and search my chef career.of course if i dont die from anything.
My favorite job is my current one, i work part time in a book shop!
Teaching labs in grad school. I taught the lab portion for two different courses, Intro to Biology for non-majors and Intro to Quantitative Biology (also a non-majors course). Yeah, the past ten years I’ve been teaching labs and lectures at a community college, but it’s just a different type of student at the university level.
Being a Marine was pretty cool and they say once a Marine always a Marine.
I liked the job at a funeral company. I assisted the moaners. It was good money. I only had to be present and answer questions. Like showing them the way through the cemetery.
Working at the Library as a volunteer. I was young, it wasn’t painful, I had my family taking care of my needs, and I could take vacations as often as I wanted to. The freedom became less when I was paid.
I loved working as a chef. Miss it so much. Maybe not so much right now – COVID is laying waste to the hospitality industry in spades.
I was a bussing table machine! I loved it, great way to relieve stress
Mine was sonic drive in as a carhop.
Social work for people with disabilities
Physiotherapist, very well paid.
I had my own business as an independent contractor and made really good money.
I was a volunteer Spanish translator. I put my name on a list and they called me to translate for a guy in the hospital. They only called me once but it was fun. Not many people need translators in West Virginia for spanish speakers
I really didn’t like my paid jobs except when I was able to help folks who had problems. One lady’s niece had been murdered and she didn’t have the money to pay her bill to get her phone back on. I talked to my supervisor and got permission to give her basic services (she could get phone calls and make local calls)
I was a Co-Coordinator for a very fast pace shipping department of a mortgage loan department for a savings and loan bank in the 90’s. A paper loans. Mostly Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans. But some jumbo loans. We sold and shipped 1000’s of millions of dollars worth of loans. It was a blast.
Working in a convent library in 2008 organising the books and shelving them and making up a system. It was only for the few weeks I was staying with the nuns
Also volunteering in my local library in 2013 shelving books. My avolition stopped that job though.
Working as a field hand on an organic veg farm
The best was broccoli
We all had these huge knives
Exhale . bend . Cut
Inhale. Trim . Turn . On the tractor behind
Repeat for 7 hours with hardly a break
Used to go to an early yoga class For 2h before starting
This is cool. I hope I can get into academia like yourself.