Post number #75236, ID: b3f940
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Currently, I'm working at a big retail store (K-mart) and it's absolute trash. I got put into the stockroom so I just cut boxes and put the contents in these cages that move around.
>skinny asian >forced to carry things even though I break my back doing it >only in it for the money and to not disappoint my parents :,)
Post number #75242, ID: 4f1748
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A (private) teacher here. I teach various subjects but they usually boil down to being computer-related (programming, video editing, etc).
It's much more enjoyable than the 9-5 I had a while back.
Post number #75247, ID: 2635f7
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>>75236 a i don't know what you called, i think a bit kind of secretary, but more like the one that handling contract to another company, whether it' domestic or abroad, that's my job, and fucken hell if my company making the problem, i've got the shit from the other companies
Post number #75250, ID: 2635f7
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>>75247 and btw it's a shipping company
Post number #75294, ID: 5e6328
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>>75242 Was considering teaching in Japan. I'm sure all of us have had that thought. How's teaching for you? What different about private teaching?
Post number #75300, ID: fa9d87
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Let's just say.... quality control
Post number #75306, ID: 9027ec
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>>75294 I love the job, generally. Sometimes there are a few bad apples here and there, but they're the exceptions.
The very early years it was frustratingly difficult to manage by patience (some students can be obtuse at learning), but after some time pass and after I found my own best-suited method of teaching, the experience massively improves.
Post number #75308, ID: 5a03a7
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I'm still a student, so no jobs for me. At least where I'm from I can't find a job that would allow me to both attend classes and come to work in the afternoon or evening.
Post number #75312, ID: 2635f7
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>>75294 ah japan, you sure with that, well teacher doesn't have that much pressure here, but office worker sure work till they die
Post number #75314, ID: 9027ec
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>>75294 As for private teaching, it's the good ol' teaching but with only one or two students. The point is to have the student(s) learn at their own pace (instead of following the agenda set for a class).
I'd say private teaching is somewhat easier when the student themselves are willing to cooperate and actually learn, at times the student can be forced to learn (because, parents) and it makes for an awfully bad exprience for me and the student.
Post number #75316, ID: b53eca
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Military, not my first choice but 'merica has really bad times for foreigners trying to get a decent job and education
Post number #75357, ID: f31f05
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Last year as a student in a private school planning to go to france to join the FFL as I do not want to go to college
Post number #75391, ID: 5e6328
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>>75308 Op here. I want to quit but there's .literally nothing else around
Please lord just give me a nice cafe assistant job and I'll be on my way :,)
Post number #75455, ID: 3cb796
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I work at Pearson as a Test Administrator. Any certification test you think of, we provide. But when you boil my job down, I sit there making sure people don't cheat or break rules while testing. It's easy but boring.
Post number #75506, ID: b3f940
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>>75455 Op. Got any funny stories about people who tried to cheat?
Post number #75566, ID: 60ec2f
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Currently working as a part time remote dev. It's fun especially when you don't have to leave your house, though I kinda miss having to commute sometimes.
Post number #75605, ID: 9f0857
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Assistant server in an upper middle restaurant while in college. I hate the labor but love the pay so.
Post number #75682, ID: c864a9
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Mailman
Post number #76299, ID: 3cb796
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>>75506 I've only ever caught one person. She had long hair covering her ears and a bluetooth earpiece. She tried to say it was there for medical reasons. We kicked her ass out. Her test probably costs over $300 hust to attempt.
Post number #76342, ID: d78de9
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Customer service agent.
Post number #76549, ID: e2fc76
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im a fucking neet
Post number #76570, ID: 15b17d
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Broke student job-hunting atm
Post number #76612, ID: b53eca
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>>76549 how's that working for ya
Post number #76630, ID: 6112b5
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im still a student, but i make money by taking on art commissions from other students. Actually, not just art. Almost anything they cant or dont want to do, like taking charge of filming, making storyboards, writing scripts, etc.
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| Currently, I'm working at a big retail store (K-mart) and it's absolute trash. I got put into the stockroom so I just cut boxes and put the contents in these cages that move around.
>skinny asian
>forced to carry things even though I break my back doing it
>only in it for the money and to not disappoint my parents :,)