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Your Worst Job ever?

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What was the worst job you ever had. For me nothing was as bad as the restaurant/ Food service industry. And I’ve worked in Factories, Sales, Management, and Military. It’s Just something about dealing with customers is unbearable :rip:

Any job in retail is awful, not only do you get abused by the customers but the management always seem to hate their lives and take it out on the staff ‘beneath’ them.
 

at a print shop i went to have lunch and didn't come back :chick3:

Inbound call center for summer in between semesters, I hated it and left after a month, the abuse they receive daily is sad. Also someone made fun of my gay voice and made me self conscious

I used to be waiter in a restaurant. 

 

Being the boss's son's ex was the worst. I saw him literally everyday abd had to deal with him everytime i needed something. HORRIBLE 

My jobs ranking from worst:

 

1. call center

2. retail 

3. fast food 

4. ATRL mod

5. office 

I've had only one job in my life and it's related to the career and field that I chose so I can't complain

 

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Retail in a clothing store.

 

The managers always walking around and pointing out what I haven’t done or why I’m not doing anything. I even had to work as a “greeter” at the store. Worst thing ever. Same line all day long at an open door in winter. Then they fired me two weeks later because I was giving “attitude” and not complying to their “needs”. Worked there only for two weeks. Also 8 hours in a clothing store lasted FOREVER. No more retail for me again, ever. 

Idk I hated being a server. I was doing it for 4 years in college. 
 

I also hate my job now in tech  but at least I make money :giraffe:

 

wish I can be an artist :bird:

I didn't like any job so far, I'm introvert and struggling with anxiety and panic attacks so any job with people seems like hell to me. It's the reason why i quit my career as a teacher. I just can't handle it and my mental health is getting worse

Copywriting. Low pay, tons of effort required, clients could request stuff even during my days off. 

marketing assistant

 

My boss' sister was a narcissistic and manipulated my boss and tried to manipulate me, but failed.

I used to be in a girl group, but managed to escape through a bathroom window during a Japan visit. Never again. 

2 hours ago, Lana Banana said:

Also 8 hours in a clothing store lasted FOREVER.

retail definitely feels like purgatory

 

OT: my first job - a cashier at tesco. mcdonald's a very close second but i only worked in the kitchen so never had to deal with customers

Taco Bell. Didn’t get taught how to do anything and when I made mistakes the manager and other members of staff would scream at me :rip: Ended up walking out halfway through my third shift, blocked the store number and never returned 

15 hours ago, Nashe said:

I used to be in a girl group, but managed to escape through a bathroom window during a Japan visit. Never again. 

and then they went onto releasing classics without me :-(

 

 

 

Waitress.

 

Low pay, you're working when everybody else is off, you deal with angry costumers, you stand up and walk all day and break your back, stressful rush hours, restaurant managers are often mentally unstable people and/or lazy perverts.

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