Do you think everyone sort of hates his or her job?

I actually like my job. I work in a restaurant called ZAXBY'S. I have a good team of managers, and we have a good crew. It gets a little hectic and annoying at times, but overall, we have a lot of fun at work. It isn't the best money in the world, so I am constantly on the lookout for something better, but I enjoy the work most of the time.

Hey there hiddenwing I do think there is an elliment of truth in this, some people really do hate their job. At the moment I am a stay at home mum and it is the best job in the world for me. Before that I worked as a receptionist and telephonist for prestigeous Law Firm who were great to work for and I loved my job. I got to smile at people all day without people thinking I am mad LOL

I haven't worked since 2003 my friend, I had a mental breakdown at work due to being badly bullied, I couldn't take it any longer, the job was stressful and I felt like I was in the middle of management and the customers getting flak from both sides. I don't think many people are happy because they HAVE to work to be able to get money to live, so straight away it becomes compulsory rather than voluntary, if we had to do something voluntary then we don't have to stay, when we are locked into jobs to pay bills and mortgage and survive then we come to despise it. It's the same old routine day after day after day, the monotony, the having to be nice to people you hate! It's all stress. Very few people are lucky enough to find their dream job which they can honestly say they love. Money shouldn't always be the leading factor, enjoying your job should, but sadly these two don't always go hand in hand my friend, have a great weekend!

Well working in hospital is really a hazardous job. They lacked in sleep and worked long hours. For me there is no perfect job and one time in everyone's life she/he hates the job he's into. Our life is constant searching. People tend to seek some adventure and tend to look for other job when they got bored or tired doing it everyday.

maybe if so,they can make up their mind to find other good job,if they fail ,then then will learn from i t,and now why they fail. hating job ,i think hate my job,but i must stand it ,

Human being all have something in common.Happy, sad, tired, smile, sweep and so on. we all have feelings, even though sometimes we don't feel the same. But there are no exceptions that sad is sad, and happy is happy. It is true that we can not stand always doing the same things as a routine. It will make us tired ,and even drive us mad. We have to believe that we just go and come everyday, we come across the one we know or not,and then say hello to each other. That bcome a routine just as what I said above. So,we possibly hate the job we are taking, and feel unpleasant. May be sometims you pass by a piece of grassland deliberatly,and you will find the grass have never so green than before.

i sort of like my job ;) just of a change if nothing else :D

I don't think so, because I love my job!

Hi hiddenwing, I have known many people who love their job. The trick is to know what you are good at and what you enjoy doing. We are all born with certain abilities and in school we love some subjects and dislike others. Those who follow through on the what they love doing usually love their work. Of course everyone has their bad days and naturally will not enjoy any job at such times. Blessings.

Avoiding sweeping generalizations is usually wise advice. Certainly, not everyone hates their job. It would be safer to say that most people hate at least certain aspects of their job or one could argue that many people hate their job. Sometimes a change in attitude or approach to work can alleviate problems. Changing jobs may indeed be riskier and more difficult than an adjustment or two in their current setting. While it is true that the grass isn't always greener on the other side, this isn't always the case. I would suggest exhausting all efforts possible before taking the plunge and changing companies or fields. Try to separate worklife with homelife as much as possible and afterhours avoid people/settings that constantly negative or are bringing you down. We all need to recharge. During these times of economic turmoil, it may be difficult and unwise to make a job change if you have solid employment.

to be honest i think everyone hates their job a little because no job is perfect for example im currently working in a care home to train to be a nurse and i love the home and the residents but i hate the pay and the long 12 hour shifts i do. i think everyones going to dislike something about their job

I believe that you were on the right track when you suggested that anyone who could not find anything to like about their current job would find a different job equally disagreeable. My work covered a span of 48 years. During that time, I had a number of jobs. Although there were one or more things I disliked about each job (some more strongly than others), I also can still think of something about each job that I did like. My husband and I both quit one job, but it wasn't the job so much as it was the boss. He didn't like women unless they were young and pretty, and he could get in their pants. I was disqualified on both counts. We quit before I got fired.

O(n_n)O,if it proves out that everyone does SORT HATE his or her job,viewing from opposite side.to use like in place of hate ,we also can say everyone does SORT LIKE his or her job.another controversial topic begins.lol

I think easily 80% of people dont particularly like the job they have and are discontent for one reason or another. I worked as an investment manager after getting my finance degree. The job was pretty good but unrewarding and I didnt particularly care for the 50 hour weeks. I was fortunate to be able to coach soccer on the side. After a few years I turned to coaching fulltime and it was a wonderful move. I have coached for 13 years and love everyday of it. My work weeks are only 15 hours or so and I have tons of free time to live life. When I hear someone griping about hating their job I always tell them to go do something about it. Too many people wallow around without every doing anything. If it sucks then go fix it!

I have had many different jobs and at times have hated every one of them. If I hate a job every day then I will do my best to find somethng better but a lot of the time I've mostly enjoyed the jobs and just had odd times when I hated them. I think most people hate their jobs sometmes.

I don't think that everyone hate their job, some like their job very much. It all depends on how is the working environment, colleague and boss.

Lots of people would like to complain something! This is part of each of our life! It is not a big deal though! Here is what I know! It could be dangerous to change! On the other hand, the view on the other said may be more exciting as well!