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What are the best (or worst) parts of your job? (slrpnk.net)

submitted 4 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Tagging along from one of the previous posts about people's jobs, what are your favorite things about your job. If you can't think of anything, then what are your least favorite things about it or what do you think you'd like to do instead if you could?

My favorite thing is the appreciation we get from passerby. I've never had a job where people are genuinely appreciative of what we are doing, and it's nice to get that feedback from people even though the work itself can be pretty difficult. If there wasn't that for my job, it would certainly be less rewarding.

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 4 months ago

I work at a shelter for young people (12-17yo) who can't live at home. They only stay temporarily with us, until there is another instance found.

I really like getting to meet a lot of people, lots of destinies. I work in a great team with a great boss. We have lots of free time in our work hours, because they're still youthsters, so they meet friends, meet family, etc.

We work shifts, which means sometimes I have to work on weekends, on holidays (not my vacations tho). Also sometimes the kids are not very easy. Sometimes they are the reason they can't stay at home because they are aggressive, they take drugs at 14yo, they are criminals.