Talk About Work Thread

Started by kndy-nt2099 · 18 Feb 2004 · 6,255 replies

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31 Dec 2005, 00:58 #1861
can i get a short expresso... :mrgreen:
31 Dec 2005, 01:09 #1862
I am a dietary aid at a nursing home, and I hate it. lol The job itself is alright, but the people really get on my nerves. Some of the nurses treat us like we are nothing since we work in the kitchen and a lot of my coworkers don't do any work. There are good days, but then there are bad days. I suppose that is everywhere though.
31 Dec 2005, 01:15 #1863
krim wrote:can i get a short expresso... :mrgreen:




WOOO!!! party animal. hahahha

Sailorprinzess wrote:I am a dietary aid at a nursing home, and I hate it. lol The job itself is alright, but the people really get on my nerves. Some of the nurses treat us like we are nothing since we work in the kitchen and a lot of my coworkers don't do any work. There are good days, but then there are bad days. I suppose that is everywhere though.


oh yeah, of course... i guess if i left i'd probably miss it.
1 Jan 2006, 06:43 #1864
Don't have a job.....fulltime student, the only problem is that I have no money....
1 Jan 2006, 12:01 #1865
My company shutdown is ending soon... :puppydog:
1 Jan 2006, 12:05 #1866
Sailorprinzess wrote:I am a dietary aid at a nursing home, and I hate it. lol The job itself is alright, but the people really get on my nerves. Some of the nurses treat us like we are nothing since we work in the kitchen and a lot of my coworkers don't do any work. There are good days, but then there are bad days. I suppose that is everywhere though.


that sux, that you guys don't get the respect...afterall the hardwork and effort. what about the patients? are they nice?
:bonk:
2 Jan 2006, 04:07 #1867
Damn, that week off went by in a flash... Back to work on Tuesday. :bleh:
3 Jan 2006, 23:36 #1868
Woke up at 4AM, realizing the cold, hard reality that I had to go back to work today... :bleh:
6 Jan 2006, 09:46 #1869
qilver wrote:

that sux, that you guys don't get the respect...afterall the hardwork and effort. what about the patients? are they nice?
:bonk:


Yeah definately. I mean some are sort of mean, but then I guess you have to realize that they are stuck in a nursing home and all, so they are allowed to be like that.

There is this one woman who is not really with it. The aids feed her and she is in a wheel chair. But her husband comes to visit everyday no matter rain, sleet, snow, hail, or shine. He feeds her lunch and supper, and even takes her outside when it is nice outside. He is so devoted to her and it is really sweet. I hope I have a relationship like that one day... :victory:
6 Jan 2006, 09:56 #1870
uhm.... same workload, less people. :crazy:

i hate the most ppl that get more pay than me but asking stupid questions constantly cause they can not make the decision or read the guidelines... :grumble:
6 Jan 2006, 10:05 #1871
cant imagine not to like my job, cuz i do! but now im kinda lazy cuz i overworked yesterday.. i feel like getting sick and telling them doesnt buy it, they have to see or feel my forehead if im really sick then send me home, last time i got sick i ended up driving there back and forth :usuck:

i dont wanna work tonight :grumble:
6 Jan 2006, 16:11 #1872
Sailorprinzess wrote:

Yeah definately. I mean some are sort of mean, but then I guess you have to realize that they are stuck in a nursing home and all, so they are allowed to be like that.

There is this one woman who is not really with it. The aids feed her and she is in a wheel chair. But her husband comes to visit everyday no matter rain, sleet, snow, hail, or shine. He feeds her lunch and supper, and even takes her outside when it is nice outside. He is so devoted to her and it is really sweet. I hope I have a relationship like that one day... :victory:


hopefully some of you get the respect you deserve at your workplace. I cannot imagine being in such an environment of very long, before wanting to move on where my work is appreciated and my efforts are noticed. ganbatte ne.

that devotion, between that man and his wife, that is true unconditional love, people should really cherish their relationships more and take marriages more seriously, but what the hell do i know, i am a single guy wondering that myself, just my added two cents on what i have observed and read about regarding relationships. Hey, maybe i should be a marriage counselor, nah....probably not my specific field of interest. :beatyou: :blahblah: :bonk:
7 Jan 2006, 10:21 #1873
kuroyume wrote:working st starbucks! BUT, it does have its high points.... like we would take the cup sleeves and toss it at fellow coworkers like it was a shuriken.

:dancing: :dancing:

starbucks has the best blueberry muffins..the cocoa sux ass though :hadoken:
p.s
work is for suckers..its better to steal from honest decent ppl, to earn a living....




...im kidding........or am i??...

yes...i am ^^
10 Jan 2006, 15:11 #1874
People that live/know L.A. might be the only ones that appreciate this: I was working over the phone with a customer today, and we always verify their address in case we need to send a field technician out. I could tell she lived in West Hollywood and I started to say "Your address is,,," and before I could finish she said, " I live in middle of Sodom and Gomorrah" :hehe:
11 Jan 2006, 15:29 #1875
work sucks!

so what am I gonna do? Pssfhhh, find a new one. -never can win :rolleyes:
12 Jan 2006, 01:59 #1876
ahochaude wrote:work sucks!

so what am I gonna do? Pssfhhh, find a new one. -never can win :rolleyes:

Far away from escrow??
12 Jan 2006, 20:01 #1877
dochira wrote:
Far away from escrow??

Currently looking at property management.

Why?


-Free place to live
-Good salary (minus the rent expense)
-Medical, well, I hope the package is good.........
-I can work at home
-Experience for when I buy my own property to rent out
18 Jan 2006, 04:49 #1878
my request to shift to a 4/10 schedual... shot down again. :grumble:
18 Jan 2006, 04:58 #1879
krim wrote:my request to shift to a 4/10 schedual... shot down again. :grumble:

My ex has that type of work schedule... One extra day to shop. :sweat: :bleh:
18 Jan 2006, 04:59 #1880
*waits for racerpuff's lunch leftovers*

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