Crappy jobs. We've all had them, haven't we? I was musing recently on what i consider to be the worst job i've ever done. And before i go on, i'm not ashamed to admit i've done early momo cleaning in this town. But this job i speak of sure did take the (cabin) biscuit.
Anyway, not having the good fortune to have been born with a silver spoon in my gob, i had to work my way through University. I got a job as a Market Research Telephone Interviewer, which is the height of soul destroying toil, and i challenge anyone to say otherwise. The only redeeming factor about the job was you could choose which days and times (i.e. day or evening) you worked each week. Talk about drudgery. This was it! I would look forward to the break times with everything within me 'cos i did meet and make friends with some really cool people along the way. Nothing is more binding than a shared hatred of a crappy job, let me tell you. And by the way, this isn't said 'crappiest job'. I'm getting to that.
So sha, i finally realised that i had the power to take my destiny into my own hands and actually find another job. The only problem was i would need to find something equally as flexible. After days of scouring the newspapers, followed by some inner struggles which i eventually overcame, i decided to answer an ad in the papers for a .............
To be continued
Anyway, not having the good fortune to have been born with a silver spoon in my gob, i had to work my way through University. I got a job as a Market Research Telephone Interviewer, which is the height of soul destroying toil, and i challenge anyone to say otherwise. The only redeeming factor about the job was you could choose which days and times (i.e. day or evening) you worked each week. Talk about drudgery. This was it! I would look forward to the break times with everything within me 'cos i did meet and make friends with some really cool people along the way. Nothing is more binding than a shared hatred of a crappy job, let me tell you. And by the way, this isn't said 'crappiest job'. I'm getting to that.
So sha, i finally realised that i had the power to take my destiny into my own hands and actually find another job. The only problem was i would need to find something equally as flexible. After days of scouring the newspapers, followed by some inner struggles which i eventually overcame, i decided to answer an ad in the papers for a .............
To be continued
