Who has a cushy job?

[Citizen of Legoland]

We all hear about overworked people like doctors and teachers, but is anyone else on a cushy number?

I'm well paid, never have to work more than my contracted hours and reckon for the last 4 years have averaged about 10% productivity. The rest of the time I just spend pretending to be busy. The work I do takes hardly any thought processes at all.

So why do I hate it?

 

[toby]

We all hear about overworked people like doctors and teachers, but is anyone else on a cushy number?

I'm well paid, never have to work more than my contracted hours and reckon for the last 4 years have averaged about 10% productivity. The rest of the time I just spend pretending to be busy. The work I do takes hardly any thought processes at all.

So why do I hate it?

Maybe it's not challenging enough for you

 

[117 M34]

Yes, I'm a teacher so I start work at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 and then get 13 weeks holiday a year where I can totally forget about work.

 

[dronefromsector7g]

Yes, I'm a teacher so I start work at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 and then get 13 weeks holiday a year where I can totally forget about work.

What about the marking?

 

[ColinBellsjockstrap]

Yes, I'm a teacher so I start work at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 and then get 13 weeks holiday a year where I can totally forget about work.

I thought teachers spent ALL their holidays marking books, preparing the syllabus for next term and going on school "field trips" to Pompeii?

 

[117 M34]

Yes, I'm a teacher so I start work at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 and then get 13 weeks holiday a year where I can totally forget about work.

What about the marking?

Do everything on scraps of paper then sling it in the bin on the way out.

 

[Bill Walker]

Yes, I'm a teacher so I start work at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 and then get 13 weeks holiday a year where I can totally forget about work.

What about the marking?

has an app

 

[Ban-jani]

Not me, work long hours, often stressed and rushed off my feet and have to work Saturdays twice a month.

On the bright side I do okay money wise and the experience can only do me good.

 

[Pelly Greeny]

Yes, I'm a teacher so I start work at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 and then get 13 weeks holiday a year where I can totally forget about work.

Don't forget the subsidised by the tax payer pension and as much free paper and crayons as you can stuff in your bag every day.

 

[Barcon]

We all hear about overworked people like doctors and teachers, but is anyone else on a cushy number?

I'm well paid, never have to work more than my contracted hours and reckon for the last 4 years have averaged about 10% productivity. The rest of the time I just spend pretending to be busy. The work I do takes hardly any thought processes at all.

So why do I hate it?[/quote]

Because you don't do anything and you're ashamed of yourself.