1 - Reception at a small hotel 4/10 bad guests bad pay shady everything.
2 - Bartender 7/10 decent but takes a lot of energy and talking to people. You can work that your entire life but not much in therms of job progression or future.
3 - Waiter 6/10 Worst then Bartender more energy needed worst pay more skill required. Usually managers make things 10 times worst for you.
4 - Store 8/10 Depending on the store it is way better then most service jobs or hell on earth.
5 - Reception at a medium hotel 6/10 Guests expect a 5 star hotel even when it’s 3 stars. Owners usually suck and use it as their house. Co-workers usually are really bad. It’s really shady and you learn things that are really depressing and wrong and the people who work there reflect it.
6 - Online Casino - 8/10 It’s bad really bad, and you forfeit most of how you look. But pay is good and no one cares even with bad management. Good work hours.
7 - mixed warehouse and office point - I don’t know what they are called the mail office? anyway 3/10 work at a warehouse at that point. Non existent training worst pay and needing to work with people to send and take shipments. Worst Coworkers you can have. If management before is bad here it does not exist.
8 - Call center - 2/10 They look ok seem ok but never end well or even start well.
From day one I just wanted a simple warehouse, Industry or factory job and so far they just ignore my CVs, and I work a random service job cause the call fast pay shit and I leave usually 9-10 months after working at best cause of coworkers or management. The one time I decided to wait for someone to answer my almost 100 CVs I waited 7 months.
I started working 4 years ago. And I think working in a coal mine would be more productive better paying and would make my life 10 times easier then whatever this is we have going.
The best job I ever had was working remote as a post market surveillance device engineer on a biomedical company during the pandemic. It only took like 2 hours of work a week and the rest was just chilling playing Overwatch or whatever. It sadly had to end in 2 years because it was a contract gig.
The best job I’ve ever had was working closing shifts at a video rental store.
It was super quiet, you got to talk movies with people that came in, and the pay was pretty good considering the effort required, not to mention the free movie/game rentals.
A friend of mine has been a line cook and later a barista, and he says barista pays better and is way less stress.
True I forgot to add Barista to the list but it’s the easiest most well payed jobs you can get even with a degree if you ignore the memes. But it has the same problems you would have as a Barman
Work at a bank. Be a teller.
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