job servey (aka do my homework)

[Paul_Oakenfold]

gender:

age:

name job and describe what u do:

how long have u had it:

1-10 with 10 being the most how satisfied are u and why:

what do u enjoy the most and why:

what are the biggest frustrations and why:

describe the process in attaining it:

how does your job (not) meet expectations about what this type of work should be like:

why would u recommend (or not recommend) it to ur children:

are u where u hoped/expected to be in life because of ur career:

describe how your satisfaction/lack of it affects ur life:

if u had to start over why would you choose/not choose this career:

if u could give 1 piece of advice to young adults considering their career options today what would it be and why:

[majestic7even]

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[[H]ard|On]

Too much shit to type at too late of an hour.....


me = network contractor, going to college, prolly getting an MBA, meybe continuing network stuff. . .

[fiber]

wtf

[Nutkwa]

That is sooo AWESOME!

[[H]ard|On]

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[Kv]

^__^

Kekekeke!

[Qwijib0]

gender: m

age: 20

name job and describe what u do: Lab consultant, I fix macs in a lab on a college campus, and teach people content creation apps.

how long have u had it: 1.5 yrs

1-10 with 10 being the most how satisfied are u and why: 8, it's pretty much a sinecure, and I enjoy what I do

what do u enjoy the most and why: see above

what are the biggest frustrations and why: people who shove floppies into zip drives, people whi have never used a computer.

describe the process in attaining it: Neopotism++, had a friend with the job

how does your job (not) meet expectations about what this type of work should be like: It doesn't. I do what I would expect to do in my position

why would u recommend (or not recommend) it to ur children: Easy, fun, and you learn things-- if you're into content creation. Can't really go wrong unless you are really antisocial

are u where u hoped/expected to be in life because of ur career: Not really a career, per-se, but I did expect to have some computer-related PT job in college, and I do

describe how your satisfaction/lack of it affects ur life: I am satisified enough to enjoy going in each day.

if u had to start over why would you choose/not choose this career: I'd choose it because it interests me, and I get paid to do things that are easy

if u could give 1 piece of advice to young adults considering their career options today what would it be and why: Do something you'll enjoy

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[Qwijib0]

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[nodeel]

gender: Male

age: 22

name job and describe what u do: Information Management Leadership Program (IMLP) @ GE Medical Systems

how long have u had it: 3 Months

1-10 with 10 being the most how satisfied are u and why: 10

- Very Challenging
- Pays very well
- HUGE growth potential
- Management level experience right out of college
- Real responsibility and accountability

what do u enjoy the most and why:

see answers above

what are the biggest frustrations and why:
offshore teams do not always communicate as well in English, but can be resolved by learning foreign language.

describe the process in attaining it:
(attaining job?) Campus job fair, lead to internship interview for GE Appliances, did a really good job as an intern, applied for IMLP @ GE Appliances with the understanding that I would turn it down if i dont have any job offers in the fall from firms in Chicago. They offered it to me anyway, made it compelling by paying me $$$....but also referred me to another GE business closer to home (milwaukee). Interviewed again for IMLP @ GE Medical Systems, got the offer the next day, joined 2 weeks after graduating in December.



how does your job (not) meet expectations about what this type of work should be like:
It meets or exceeds every one of my expectations....in all honesty. Since I interned w/GE, I knew what I was getting. Get paid REALLY well ($56,000/year + bonueses for performance + benefits) but work EXTREMELY long hours - sometimes 70+

why would u recommend (or not recommend) it to ur children:
recommend it if they are very focused on technology MANAGEMENT and not vocational Technology skills such as "programmer" or "database administrator" or "MCSE" - all of which are USELESS jobs at GE because of our outsourcing model.

are u where u hoped/expected to be in life because of ur career:
At this point, I am beyond where I expected to be. I have 17 direct reports under me...I manage budgets, timelines, projects AND TECHNOLOGY all at once. This is a tough program with high expectations, but you are rewarded for it.

describe how your satisfaction/lack of it affects ur life:
Long hours hurt personal relationships, but I am able to afford the "finer things in life" when I need them. I am able to take weekends with my girlfriend away and spend the time enjoying the wonders that are in a committed relationship.

if u had to start over why would you choose/not choose this career:
I definitely would. I love technology, but realize that there will always be programmers better than me. This way, i can utilize my business accumen and knowledge to advance myself and my company.

if u could give 1 piece of advice to young adults considering their career options today what would it be and why:

Never take the easy way out or look for the quick fix. The road that is most rewarding is often the most dangerous. Dont be afraid to fail, but make it a habit to succeed. Execute on your committments and above all, hold yourself to highest integrity standards. Embrace change in all its form, be a gamechanger in your role. Support your superiors in public forum, and address issues with them in private. Pick yourself and OTHERS UP when times are rough.

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gender:
M

age:
28

name job and describe what u do:
unemployed. sit on my ass, thinking about looking for a job

how long have u had it:
3 months

1-10 with 10 being the most how satisfied are u and why:
10. I don't have to do shit.

what do u enjoy the most and why:
Forgetting what day it is.

what are the biggest frustrations and why:
realizing I can't live forever on my savings, and I will one day have to get off my ass and get a job

describe the process in attaining it:
I didn't have to put much effort into it

how does your job (not) meet expectations about what this type of work should be like:
it meets all expectations

why would u recommend (or not recommend) it to ur children:
I'm not going to support them

are u where u hoped/expected to be in life because of ur career:
I've gone far beyond expectations

describe how your satisfaction/lack of it affects ur life:
it is my life

if u had to start over why would you choose/not choose this career:
definately choose, it rocks

if u could give 1 piece of advice to young adults considering their career options today what would it be and why:
get a job

[Magilicutty]

[B]gender: male

age: 18

name job and describe what u do: official job is "rink attendant." I work at an ice rink and make sure skaters follow rules and hand out skates when needed. the only thing is no one ever comes skating so i don't have to do much.

how long have u had it: two years in may

1-10 with 10 being the most how satisfied are u and why: 7. cool people to work with. I can do my homework without anyone caring. but it gets boring sometimes... especially after two years.

what do u enjoy the most and why: the fact i can do all my homework while being paid. on slow days, we can walk down the hall and bowl for free. we get discounts/free food at the food court. all the benefits of working in a mall.

what are the biggest frustrations and why: on busy days when i actually have to work. it sucks ass. stupid job

describe the process in attaining it: attaining what? frustration? ... that i have to work?

how does your job (not) meet expectations about what this type of work should be like: its below expectations. no one has any motivation, we all do the least ammount of work without getting in trouble... truly the american way

why would u recommend (or not recommend) it to ur children: its great for a high school after school job since you can finish your homework, have friends drop by, and do more/less whatever you want to.

are u where u hoped/expected to be in life because of ur career: hah, no. i do not intend on working at an ice rink for the rest of my life.

describe how your satisfaction/lack of it affects ur life: whenever you realize you have to go to work, you don't want to, but once you get there, its not so bad. I do have to work saturday nights, so it effects my way where i cannot do much until post 11pm

if u had to start over why would you choose/not choose this career: i would choose this job if i was still in high school

if u could give 1 piece of advice to young adults considering their career options today what would it be and why: aim high

[majestic7even]

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