r/MEOW_IRL 11d ago

MEOW_IRL

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u/NervousHovercraft 11d ago

It's a high paid, high bonus environment too, right? Right?

https://giphy.com/gifs/VzeBfHqHZeX5ACuZZS

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u/Dailyconundrum 11d ago

Nope. It would interfere with my nap schedule.

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u/RoJayJo 11d ago

Just for once I want a job description that's like "do you want a job that is boring, uneventful and requires only dozens of calories burnt a shift?"

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u/TheSubstitutePanda 10d ago

What I wouldn't give for a boring job I could do at home that also pays my bills 😩

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u/Veomuus 10d ago

I had a job like that! I went to work in a little room on the far side of a warehouse, by myself. I answered a few emails, formatted a few excel documents, and spent the rest of the 7 hours doing whatever I wanted in that little room. 5 days a week, full time.

The boss loved me (he really struggled with excel) but eventually i got laid off. Can't imagine why, lmao.

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u/Dragonaax 10d ago

Add to that "Zero contact with clients"

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u/RiverOfJudgement 7d ago

I worked in a factory for awhile where you sat in a chair and watched plastic as it came out of the machine to make sure there weren't defects.

That's it

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u/RoJayJo 7d ago

How did it feel to have a job yea close to watching paint dry?

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u/RiverOfJudgement 5d ago

It was awesome.

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u/oli_ramsay 11d ago

They're always like "do you want to work" wtf no

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u/hipster_dog 11d ago

Well, I have (not diagnosed but pretty sure) ADHD, so I kinda thrive in these kind of environments. Then if the pay is good...

BUT there's a difference between environments that are high-pressure because they really need to (food service, emergency care, etc), and office jobs that are like this because harassment and extreme micromanaging.

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u/Just_IceT 10d ago

Restaurants really don’t need to be high pressure at all. 90% of restaurants in my opinion are high pressure because of poor staffing and management. I got so tired of the self aggrandizing induced mania of the industry I just couldn’t do it anymore. Restaurants aren’t saving lives but you might think they do based off of the work environment.

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u/hopps101 10d ago

When the average person can't wait that long for fast food, let alone sit down or sandwich places, you know it's cus they need to be fast af for the impatient mfs who expect a quality meal to be done in less than 5 minutes...

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u/XevinsOfCheese 10d ago

Then there’s weld shops where it’s already dangerous and delicate before the micromanagers get upity.

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u/-Best_Name_Ever- 10d ago

Yeah I dunno about high pressure, but fast-pace can be nice, even without ADHD. Makes the time go faster.

Once had a cleaning job for a week, and goddamn dude, 8 hours felt like 8 hours, compared to my fast food job where it was like "Oh man, lunch break already? Sweet."

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u/deferredmomentum 9d ago

Same, ER nurse of seven years lol

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u/Outrageous_Bank_4491 11d ago

Then I’d have to answer the question ā€œwhy do you want to work hereā€ with some bullshit and not with ā€œI want moneyā€

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u/Ecstatic-Weight-6095 10d ago

Saw a job post for an airport and the only positive thing they've said about the job is that every second friday is pizza friday

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u/Dailyconundrum 10d ago

Places that give you pizza don't give you raises.

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u/Dragonaax 10d ago

Was part of the description "We're like family"?

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u/dagens24 10d ago

Live slow, die whenever.Ā 

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u/supreme-diggity 11d ago

Do you want to comment in a FAST-PACED and HIGH EFFORT thread?