Current Events > It's tough going to an office job after so many years.

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Don't get me wrong, it's a nice change. One of the best parts is not getting injured all the time. But hour lunch breaks? Lord. Thankfully I have this silly marathon coming up so have to exercise regardless.

and office drinks. I thought a few beers after work. We drank in the office until like midnight... I suppose working as a fine wine distributor leads to lots of stock on hand.
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i dont think i could ever work a labor job

1 hour lunch break - great
multiple coffee breaks a day - great
boss who isn't a clock watcher (can turn up slightly late, leave slightly early, schedule is flexible somewhat) - great
free coffee, hot chocolate, air conditioned office, comfy chair - great
sit down 7-8 hours a day - great

theres like no flaws other than being on a salary ergo no overtime pay
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I worked as a winemaker so while still labour, it was fun labour. I've done building and stuff before and yeah, it fucking sucked.

and yeah, the coffee on tap is pretty sublime.
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after 3-4 years of having cushy office jobs, it honestly depends on the type of people you work with

it can either be fun or draining to the point that you want to quit your job
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An office job would be a nightmare to me. I work sub janitorial/maintenance/teacher assist. (Yeah, it's a bizarre position). No boss most of the day. Work alone. Work at night sometimes when everything is empty. Dress however. It's beautiful. Been hoping for over a year now that they bring me on full time in all the spots they have open but admin has been lazy and has yet to do it. *sigh* as I honestly drink some honey whiskey on ice at 1am seeing as how there's nothing open tomorrow.
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sounds like a nice position, although a lack of routine would get irritating for me.
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