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misanthropic13

Head or Gut

Jul 23, 2007 17:04

So, I've finally relocated myself back to the old territory. This makes me happy. I already have an extablished friend base and I'm still on the road to getting my BA in a school that doesn't lower their standards below that of highschool. And yet... I still find myself seething. Why? Why else... finding a job. As I've said before: I hate, ( Read more... )

spitting mad and smiling, bloggity-blogging-blog-blogger, to pay the goddamn bills

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A (slight) rebuttal sir... utsanati July 25 2007, 15:13:35 UTC

As someone who has become a cubicle monkey, let me respond ( ... )

Re: A (slight) rebuttal sir... Part II utsanati July 25 2007, 15:20:07 UTC

Forgot my last part:

Besides, if you get a job you hate, you can just do like everyone else, and bitch about it. And coming up with new ways to bitch about your job, like realizing your project manager is eerily similar to Dolores Umbridge, is fun.

misanthropic13 July 25 2007, 17:30:30 UTC

Perhaps I should have been more clear in the initial post, but... I HATE COLD CALLERS. I do not care if the person on the other end of the phone might be a nice person with bills and mortgage to pay. They are annoying, ruthless, and insensitive... and paid to be that way. Just as I would never accept a job to break the heads off of puppies, I will never join the ranks of these vile pests... I don't care how much debt I'm in. There are plenty of other jobs out there. (I apologize if you are in fact a telemarketer. It's nothing personal...)

I don't care if I work in a cubicle, and I'm not looking for a "dream job"... I'd just like to be able face myself in the mirror each morning without cringing in shame. Sure it's fine to dislike or hate your job, but there's a difference between that and doing something that eats away at your soul (e.g. cold calling, lawyering, mortgage brokering, etc).