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11 years 11 months ago
Posts: 73
Surely I am not the only person who has good memories about work.
Some of my best memories have been as a result of being on the job.
Anyone care to share anything about thier first job, favorite job, or a little about ALL thier jobs?
I'm only 25, but have had quite a few jobs before the Army, so I'll follow everyone else's lead on this one while I collect my thoughts in MS Word and see if I can't upload any relevant pictures.
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11 years 11 months ago
Posts: 922
Ok I'll go first I've only had five jobs
The first job I had was in my uncles restaurant, Bakers Seafood and Pasta, It was a pretty good job. Can't complain food was good and it was family.
-second I got a job at Hot Topic in the mall, it wasn't my thing it lasted 2 months
-third I was a supervisior for toyRus, it was fun being around all those toys but it was during christmas let me tell you housewives are evil when it comes to getting thier kid Tickle me Elmo, vicious.
-fourth I was an auditer for an Osco drug store, it went well for four years but after 9-11 they cut some of there employees and I was one of them
-fifth I sold tile marble and granite which was perfect since all the men in my family install the stuff. I also did all the tech stuff for the company and all the design work. I didn't get along with the owner he was a drunk biast pig that thought all women were inferior, it lasted three years and in December 2004 we butted heads and he canned me.
-Now i don't work at all, my husband started a buisness in May 04 and we make more than enough for me to stay home and live very comfortably. I do all the financial stuff like payroll, billing, taxes and advertising and I am happier than I have ever been.
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11 years 11 months ago
Posts: 73
Good post BadKitty. Thanks for sharing. My turn.
My first job was working as a warehouse runner at a hospital. I learned all about medical supplies and equipment. I also carried a pager around and people would buzz me when they needed an item STAT! I learned how to haul ass everywhere there. I also memorized the stock numbers for a lot of the medical supplies. The departments would also page me when someone died and I had to move the body down to the morgue. That was the part of the job I remember the most. The smell.
I have really good memories of working in the cafeterias during my stint in college. I learned how to cook and how to improvise with limited ingredients. To this day I cannot cook for fewer than 8 people. Much of the job was also dishwashing, and always was even when I got promoted to "Student Manager." I also have half pans, full pans, and slotted spoons from that job! Man that was a cushy job. Hot and nasty, but the pay and the free food made up for it and then some.
I worked as a manager at the University gym. I was the opening guy, so I worked monday through friday opening the gym at 5:45AM. It was a great place to meet girls and I had the keys to a friggin' gym. I met some great friends at that job.
At the SAME time I worked security for the entertainment department at a Milwaukee casino. Here's a picture of our department. I'm the fool kneeling all in black with the radio mic over my shoulder. This was the absolute greatest job. I worked for performers like Kansas, America, Rick Springfield, Larry the Cable Guy, The Ohio Players, Big & Rich, Blondie, The Commodores, Kenny Loggins, and more.
On weekends and when there weren't shows at the casino, I worked roof construction. I loved being on the rooftops in Milwaukee and replacing roofs to former crackhouses.
I was working like 90 hours a week, but those were some of the happiest times of my life. There are times when I go "damn, I had it pretty good as a civilian!"
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11 years 11 months ago
Posts: 74781
-The first job I ever had was when I was 13 years old. I worked at my neighbours fish & chip truck in the summer. That was probably the second worst job I've ever had. I worked so hard and got paid $5/hr. Not bad for a 13 year old I think. My neighbour turned out to be a psycho bitch afterwards and started talking shit about me to my neighbours. When new owners took over her chip truck, she told them I was a bad worker which is a complete and utter lie. Karma karma karma.
-When I was 15 I got a job as a cashier at
Home Hardware
, a Canadian hardware store franchise. There was only 20 employees but I have nothing but fond memories of working there. The whole staff felt like my family and I still see a lot of them on a regular basis.
-When I came to university I got a job at another Home Hardware. This is the worst place I've ever worked. It was nothing like the other store I worked at. The staff were petty, rude and I hated most of them. All I ever dealt with was bitchy, rude customers. My boss treated me like complete crap even though I made the least mistakes out of everyone and I knew the most. I was promoted from cashier to the paint department and it didn't get any better. I stayed there for 3 agonizing years until one day, my friend that worked there and I got fed up and we both quit on the same day.
-During my second Home Hardware stint, I left for 4 months and worked at a health care agency's office. This has by far been the most stressful and depressing job I have ever had. I worked 10 hours a day coordinating nursing and home support visits to clients in the community. I had to deal with clients and their families via the phone and bitchy and lazy nurses and home support workers. The hardest thing was getting to know the clients so well only to have them pass away. I would cry every week over one of my clients that would die. Their families used to call me and thank me for helping and I would cry on the phone with them. That job definitely toughened me up with my constant exposure to death and suffering. The only job that would toughen me up more would be at a funeral home. No thanks.
-Currently, as I am STILL plugging away in University, I work part time as a teaching assistant. Nothing spectacular there. I help first year students once a week with calculus, I proctor their exams and I mark papers. Yay me.
11 years 11 months ago
Posts: 23
My first job was through a temp service. I worked at a place called Sunbelt. I worked there during summer and winter break during school. They were a box plant. Companies would send them the boxes and tell them what to do with them(glue them,staple them,rotary press them). I can recall vividly going in to the place and seeing stacks of orders(remember these are flattened boxes) all the way to the roof. The place was like a mini warehouse so the roof was a good way up. I asked somebody about them and they said that it was an order due a month ago. That was the theme of the place. If we actually completed an order odds were good it would be sent back to us again by the next day or day after. The people were an interesting mix. With it being manual labor on the outskirts of a slightly redneck town(hate to say it) the kind of people the place employed weren't the smartest fish in the barrel but always had a funny story. After I left there I went to work at a Gap Distribution Center. I would still be there now if I could have gotten on as Full time but alas I couldn't. The pay was good, the work was fun, and the people were the best. These people would bend over backward to help. Then I went to work for Food Lion and have been there for 4 yrs now. Right now I'm in the process of looking for another job due to being tired of the crap at the Lion.
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11 years 11 months ago
Posts: 944
I like my job as a Window washer. Yeah I don'e get paid very much and I'm not high on the social ladder but it's a good summer job. I get great hours. I'm basically a mercenary. I get paid for how much I do and I can choose whenever I do it pretty much. My boss will give me assignments and I finish them by the end of the week and I get 40% of the earnings. Sometimes I ask for more work cause I finish early and I get more money or I quit early and have a day off, as long as I finish the work in time he doesn't care when I get it done. I get paid about 8$ an hour most of the time but sometimes when I get more work than usual I get paid up to 12-15$ an hour on average (it's not an hourly rate of pay but that's how much I make roughly).
Sometimes we get huge jobs that take all of his employees and himself several days or even weeks to finish and then I get paid hourly instead of the percentage cut. Those are fun sometimes cause i get to work with my colleagues and have as much fun as possible while we get the work done. Like races to finish buildings first and playing jokes on my boss Matt. His brother is a cool guy and works with him and he playes lots of jokes on him like putting a snake in his bucket, or a wasp in his car, and always poking fun at his corny mannerisms, like "Okey dokey" or the fact that he says "Ok?" after he says anything. But he laughs it off and so do we cause we're all just havin the best time we can during work. I like it. It's not my dream job or anything but it's one that I enjoy right now, and will fondly remember when I leave and get a year round career. ^_^
11 years 11 months ago
Posts: 45
my first job was workin at a movie theater on long island back in 1987. I got to see a ton of movies for free, at least 3 times each! I used to let the other mall workers in for free and in return, they would hook me up with free merchandise.
After I had left that job, I was still welcomed back for free movies.
now, that was a job!
10 years 9 months ago
Posts: 214
Mine was cashier at Eckerd for about three months. Wasn't a very exciting job, but I always thought Eckerd was a cool store until a few years ago, when they were purchased by CVS, and they all became crappy CVS stores!
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10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 241
My first job was babysitting a group of children on New Year's eve at a local resort. There were maybe 2 or 3 teens and at least 2 adults in charge of a big group of children. I loved this job, it was so much fun, but only temporary.
I also worked as a cashier at a grocery store, I really did not like that because people can be so rude, especially when most of them are tourists.
I waitressed at a pizza restaurant as a secondary job. It was ok.
I worked as a home health aide for years, this job is the reason I became a nurse. I loved working with the elderly, yes you get attached, but you would not be doing your job if you did not get to know them. You also have to look at it as the fact that when they die, they are not suffering anymore. You can burn out very quickly though, I would get very fustrated because sometimes I felt that I could not help these people as much as they needed. However now I can help people more.
10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 9765
my first (and ever) job
was through a temp service
doing phone surveys
after two months it just blew
10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 167
The first time I ever got a paycheck was when working as a computer/technology instructor for a group of young children and elderly people in between my years of High School. (Did it my junior year and after my senior year). It was for a few weeks every summer but was pretty good pay.
My next job was my work-study job in college. I did chemical inventory for the school and cleaned the lab equipment. It was pretty neat because I got to know all the chemistry professors at the school and I got to see the VAST chemical inventory they had. (The school had some really neat stuff. A great deal of platinum and palladium beakers that were worth more than you could ever possibly believe. I'm talking POUNDS of these metals).
The next job I got was my research grant after my freshman year of college. I did computational chemistry research on the conformations of Green Fluorescent Protein using multi-processor SGI Workstations. It paid really well, and while I didn't really understand too much of what was going on, the research was eventually published in a major chemistry journal. So that job led to me getting my name published in a research journal.
After some more work-study stuff, my next job was my internship in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Department Of Agriculture Race Horse Testing labs. I worked with urine samples of race-horses and employees of the racetracks to detect illegal drugs and performance enhancing substances. It was really neat seeing how drug testing happens and all the legal stuff that needs to be done with the samples due to all the implications associated with a positive findings. For the few months that I had the job I didn't see any positive samples, but then during my last week one of the samples I was assigned to showed up as positive for cocaine. It was REALLY neat to see the final report that showed without a doubt that this individual was using cocaine.
After graduating, my first 'REAL' job/career was as a Data and Document Processing Specialist (DDPS) for the Clinical Research Organization 'Kendle International'. That job just involved doing the data entry of clinical trial data into a massive database. The job was okay, but it wasn't really what I wanted to do with my life. It was interesting seeing how drugs go from discovery in a lab through the clinical trial processes and eventually into the market. A buddy of mine from high school also worked the same job so that was nice being able to work with a friend of mine. Eventually, however, I moved onwards from that position.
I moved from a DDPS to a Clinical Data Associate. Instead of entering the data, I know analyzed the data in the database and helped clean it up and contact the sites to ensure that the data was reported properly. I liked this a lot more because it paid more, and because it involved the use of my brain a whole lot more. You had to think about everything and use logic to figure out why certain things weren't right. I was able to learn a great deal more about the entire Clinical Trial process and really excelled in what I was doing. I worked with a lot of really great people and have a lot of friends who still work there. Due to my skills, I was eventually promoted up to Senior Clinical Data Associate which was the last title I held with the company.
With the skills and knowledge that I gained while at Kendle, I decided to look one step further and see if there were any open positions at the companies that actually peform these clinical trials. I eventually found an open position for a Clinical Data Coordinator at Pfizer and put my resume and application in. I was offered the job and accepted it and that is where I am right now. I can see myself in this position for quite a length of time. It's kind of the top of the pyramid in terms of running a clinical trial. I have numerous trials under my watch and it is my duty to ensure that they run smoothly, economically, and free of errors in the data. It's a good deal of work and I tend to put in 48-50 hour work weeks, but the work is quite rewarding. When you see a drug that you worked on suceed and hear success stories from patients whom it has helped, it feels really good. The pay is great, the benefits are outstanding, and the company is a pleasure to work for. I don't turn 26 until a few weeks from now, but I feel pretty good with where I am now in life.
10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 63
Hi guys! My first job was (no laughing) at Burger King! I worked there for a year and I hated it. It was hot and greasy and the customers were ALWAYS rude!The only thing I liked was being able to eat whatever when the owner left. My 2nd job was as a customer service rep for prepaid crdeit cards. I worked there for 2 years and I earned a lot about how gossipy abd backstabbing people can be. Now I work at a printing company and I tolerate it. Not bad or good, but we'll see...it's only been 5 months.
10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 920
I have had two jobs that I truly enjoyed. The first job that I enjoyed was my very first job period. I was a party host/coordinater for an inmall theme park like chuck e. cheese. I would set up the catering, the games and than proceed to host it as well. I had a great time.
My second job was very similar. I was a full time chess coach for children from kindergarden to 6th grade. It didn't seem like a job at all and the influence you have on children can be very rewarding and enriching. Alas, it did not exactly *ahem* pay the bills. For awhile I worked as a substitute and always go back in my mind and think about going back.
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10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 74781
My first Job, fixing PCs at computer city, it was a fun job, but dealing with the customer made me angry alot.
second job, game tester(Maxis - sim city) I worked there for a bit job is not as cool as it sounds, but the pay was good and it kept my occupied while i was transfering to college.
third job - game tester(sega) this time I was supervising testers, not my thing, left, but it was a fun summer job.
4th - Tutor in the Compsci dept in college, I was a personal tutor for people in the comp sci dept in college, met my second GF there ^^.
5th - First job as a game programmer at Shiny Entertainment. It was great at first but is went downhill in a year....
6th - Game programmer at an Indie studio... my favorite job, too bad we ran out of money T_T
7th - My current job programming for a big game(won't name the company), I loved it until my job transfer, but this weds I'm telling them I'm gonna leave.
8th - have a few job offers still deciding
10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 74781
Oh God, my first job (well, first "official" job)...
was being a janitor at Sears in our local mall during '93. I had the pleasure of landing that position a few months after high school ended. My parents were fed up with a noon-time rising beach bum, so I needed to take the first offer. Work started at 4:00am, and my boss was a bear-gut sportin', 40 year old that claimed to be a self-taught martial arts professional and sword master. He'd always "prepare" himself for the floor waxer by breakin' out his dojo bandana and doing some sort of "chi" moves. No, seriously...he was open about taking his meds. I couldn't tell what was creepier...listening to him go on about how he was going to mold me into a professional custodian, or having to dispose of trash from the women's restroom overflowing with used tampons.
That lasted about three weeks.
10 years 8 months ago
Posts: 3101
My parents owned a bakery (whole wheat breads mostly) and it was an espresso/lunch cafe too. It was great. I loved waiting on the regulars. It gave us a great sense of community. I shall always think of it with fond memories. I miss the smells of the fresh bread baking, plus the free espresso drinks didn't hurt either.
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In the middle of the twentieth century, an unusual star was spotted in the constellation of Canes Venatici (Latin for "hunting dogs"). Years later, astronomers determined that this object, dubbed AM Canum Venaticorum (or, AM CVn, for short), was, in fact, two stars. These stars revolve around each other every 18 minutes, and are predicted to generate gravitational waves - ripples in space-time predicted by Einstein.
When we released Chandra's image of the pulsar known as PSR B1509-58 (or, B1509, for short), it received a lot of attention. It's a fascinating object. The pulsar at the center of the image is a rapidly spinning dense star that is spewing out energetic particles into beautiful structures spanning trillions of miles that glow in X-ray light. And, it looks like a giant hand. This fact helped trigger a whole host of other comments about this object found some 17,000 light years from Earth.
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Circinus X-1 had been a puzzle to X-ray astronomers almost from the moment of its discovery. It is an X-ray binary -- a neutron star sucking matter away from a companion star it is in orbit with, and it shines brightly when that matter spirals inward and eventually lands on the neutron star's surface. But it had defied classification into the basic categories scientists have been using for X-ray binaries. In some ways it behaves like a very young source, like the fact that the orbit of the two stars seems to change rapidly (and whenever things change rapidly in astronomy, we tend to infer that they cannot be very old). In other ways, it behaves like an old neutron star -- one that has lost most of the intense magnetic field which neutron stars are believed to be born with. It also blasts powerful streams of hot plasma, called jets, into interstellar space. And that's why I became interested. I study jets and I wanted to know why the jets from Circinus X-1 were able to light up and stay lit on scales of a few light years when other microquasar jets flared and then dimmed.
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I have nothing against of the movie: It was entertaing and has a great cast like Ty Hardin, Shelley Winters, Claire Bloom and also the movie score is entertaining but I'm quite dissapointed of the picture quality - for me, almost unwatchable - sorry, WB, that could better done and please add english SHD because I'm hard hearing.
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This controversial book turned into a hodge podgeof a movie- seen today, it just looks odd andunmoving--what is it ? Somewhere there could bea better script that can be extracted from thatpotboiler of a book. All four actresses gaveVERY good performances despite the quality ofthe material given. No wonder Cukor was known asa "women" director !
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Interesting drama with great cast.
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Directed by the great George Cukor, this drama has a wonderful cast of actresses including the marvelous Claire Bloom, Shelley Winters, Glynis Johns and a very young Jane Fonda.Unfortunately, the visual quality of this DVD-R leaves a lot to be desired. Picture is very dark, half of the film is so darkly lit it is hard to see much. It's a pity because Warner should have done some restoration work to lighten the picture so you can see more of what is going on.


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A sour end to the evening can't spoil this Malá Strana sushi restaurant for Miss Knedlíkova
Obsessive economizing being hardwired into my Knedlík family DNA (see recent article on Lidl), it was with great enthusiasm that I recently stumbled upon new bargain sites mydeals.cz, Slevomat and Bony Bony, which all frequently offer various featured restaurant vouchers at often quite heavily discounted rates.
A week or two back I bagged one such voucher for a meal at Japanese restaurant Susharna near Malostranské náměstí, paying 450 CZK online for a 1,000 CZK value coupon -- a saving of 55%. Hooray!
Knowing his liking for sushi, I invited Tangoman along on this occasion as well -- a first-time visit here for both of us.
The restaurant area itself was quite small, with only about 10 booths on the inside and a couple of lounge-style sofas and coffee tables placed along the corridor leading in from the street.
Interior was warmly decorated with oriental lanterns, Japanese swords, and -- for some unknown reason -- a string of incongruously tacky paper fish hanging from the ceiling. Apart from us, only the one booth was occupied on the weekday evening we were there.
We started off the meal with a bottle of Corinto Chilean Sauvignon Blanc (320 CZK) and a freebie amuse-bouche of battered salmon purée. It brought to mind a kind of posh fish finger, but was pretty bland for my tastes. Luckily the two-tone sesame seeds helped liven it up a bit though.
Even before I'd sat down here, I was quite adamant from viewing their handy photo menu online previously that I absolutely had to have the Tokashiki Maguro, i.e. tuna steak on seaweed, lightly roasted with rice Nishiki with Shitake mushrooms.
This is what it looks like on the Susharna picture menu.
And here is the decidedly less lurid reality...
Plus points here were that the tuna was perfectly rare (a rarity itself in Prague) and the dish as a whole nicely presented, with a creative salad garnish on the side. On the other hand, I found the fish lacked any kind of seasoning, and the sauce on the Shitake mushrooms was rather cloyingly sweet. It was nice enough, but I remember the tuna I'd had recently at Le Patio as being much more flavoursome.
There were many other tempting-looking mains on the menu (the Hirekatzu and Yaki Soba particularly caught my eye), but we instead decided to choose our additional courses from the sushi selection. This actually proved something of a mission in itself, given Susharna's eclectic range of sushi creations, ranging from the (admittedly rather bizarre-looking) Volcano Roll to the Maki Dynamite Roll made with scallops, mayonnaise and kimchi paste.
In the end, we plumped for the Mexico Maguro eight-piece set, made with salmon, tuna, shrimp, asparagus and chilli at 350 CZK, and the Cuba Maki with tuna, grilled smoked conger, cucumber, seaweed and chilli paste at 360 CZK. Neither particularly "authentically" Japanese perhaps, but both pretty tasty nevertheless.
I thought a couple of the Maguro pieces looked a little clumsily made, and the Cuba conger was ever so slightly on the chewy side, but on the whole Tangoman and I were both pretty happy with our somewhat unorthodox choices here.
I like to get in my daily quota of vegetables, so also suggested we order a Nagashimi salad at 105 CZK.
The salad mix itself was nothing particularly special, but was really saved in this case by the delicious sesame and soy sauce dressing served with it. Tangoman wasn't keen but, salad fan that I am, I really enjoyed it.
By this point we were too full for desserts, which was a shame as Susharna offers some extremely tempting sweet options, in particular the Kushi Mango (fruit-topped rice in banana leaf) and Saito coconut balls.
So instead we asked for the bill, which with another couple of glasses of wine thrown in finally came to 1,780 CZK. This is the point at which the evening took a decided turn to the sour, as our (hitherto perfectly polite) waitress reacted to my mydeals.cz voucher as if it were Einstein's theory of relativity written in upside-down Chinese. Even with Tangoman's admirable Czech skills and the hard fact of a printed voucher in her hand, it was only after copious negotiations, a few raised voices, and finally a call to the owner that our apprehensive waitress finally saw fit to accept its validity. A failing on management's side in failing to originally communicate the details of the deal to its service staff perhaps, but also undeniably on the part of the waitress in question, who hardly handled the situation in the most professional manner either...
This is the first time I've used a voucher in any restaurant (fellow food blogger Laus Sørensen did not apparently encounter any similar problems with his recent Bony Bony-based visit to Palantino), so I don't know how typical an experience this is likely to be -- in future I'll perhaps make known the presence of said coupon at start of meal to prevent any unpleasantness further down the line...
Sting in the tail over coupon aside, however, overall verdict on Susharna was that it was a perfectly respectable sushi joint with a great selection of Japanese mains and desserts, not to mention a few outlandish variations on the usual standard maki/nigiri/sashimi sets. Without the 55% discount, it's a bit out of my price range for regular dining, but I'll definitely be keeping it in mind for future "push the boat out"-type meals.
Either way, if another discount voucher happens to come my way I'll definitely be making use of it -- only next time I hope without all the drama when it comes to paying the bill!
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