what is the worst job you ever have had?

OMG, the WORST job was being an inventory auditory for RGIS. You have a calculator machine on your hip, and you have to count things in stores, and enter skews, scan things, the hours are horrific, and the pay is worse - NEVER do this job!! Thankfully, I was like 18 or 19 at the time - that's the time when you are supposed to have horrible jobs, lmao!

Thank god. I never had a worse job; I always liked the job. I am into teaching and I always liked teaching regardless of the type of students I get to teach. The problem was with politics in my school among teachers. My boss was very partial in my first job and some people just kept praising him and got promotions and salary hikes.

The worst Job I had was working at walmart, I hated working there, I took the job because someone at my church, taked me into taking the job, first I stated off in the deli department, I hated that because, the customer were very nasty, then I left that department, and went to the seafood department, that department was no better, still had to deal with nasty customer, it took me getting sick with cancer to leave walmart, I was out on medical leave, and I never came back i work walmart for six years, walmart fired me they did me a favor.

I had an employment education position paid by CET or CETA, I don't remember which. It was learning warehousing techniques for electronic components and included forklift operations. It wasn't too bad.

I worked for one summer for Waco, Texas, whacking weeds in public fields and drainage systems. Interesting story here, from 1977 or 1978 - I was asked if I minded being in a "minority crew." I had no idea what they were talking about and I agreed.
The other members of the crew were African- and Mexican-American (or whatever the current publicly responsible labels are these days.) Yes, I would say that was the worst.

Second place is when I worked for a temp agency, and the client was a small insurance agent. He said typists should be able to take dictation, but I had no training in that area. Fortunately he told me not to come back again, after that first and only day.

And that was fine by me.

It's a VERY tough call between a particular convenience store I once happened at, as well as a grocery store.

The convenience store was located a bit off of the interstate, and was a 24 hour store. During the daylight and early evening hours the clients were primarily business people. In the evening, it was travelers, drunks hitting up food places on the strip, movie goers to the nearby theater, and locals. For those who don't know what a Fuelman card is, it's a fleet issued credit card where the carriers of the card have their own punch pads for their pins in order to be more time/speed efficient. I was running a cash register when a man with a fuel man card came in. I pointed where he needed to scan his card and hit the key - The next thing I know, the man at the main register is accusing me of racism for letting this man use his fleet card (again it has its OWN keypad and transaction space). To make it even worse, this man (who was an out of uniform police officer ffs) came into the store the next day and tried to get me fired. Not once, but twice. Later that week, a man came into my store acting very very strange. I'll save the story on that because it's a bit long, but I became potenitally the last person to see both a victim of a violent crime AND the people who did it, about 45 minutes before it happened. I was working alone third shift. The police came and asked for my store manager to give them the security tapes. When he got there, I was told that they don't run the security recording at night, only during the day! These people were loose for two days knowing that I could identify them.. and there I was with no security camera and no key to lock the doors in case of an emergency. I quit less than 50 hours after the incident....

The grocery store I wont really get into either. It was just a crappy place with illegal hiring practices that was as unprofessional as they come. Unfortunately, equal opportunity law only affects you if you belong to a specific group(s) of individuals and you can REALLY prove it... even then it's hard to get them in gear:(

Any job will consider as a worse job possible if you're not being paid for months while working. I was hired as Internet Marketer. I also did some menial and clerical job around the office as I was the only one that worked there. But I didn't received my payment for months. My ex-boss said he had financial problem. So he did. But then I can't stay for months without money. When I asked to quit, he paid me saying the situation improved and he wanted to pay me little by little. But he was a lying a** as he never did. I quit and apply for my current job. He still hasn't paid me the rest of my payment to this day.

The worst job i ever had is my second job. At that time i acted as a foreign trade sales . I was quite new to this working field and i knew nothing about the routines . My boss was very strict with us and scolded me every day. At last i couldn't stand it any more and i quited this job .

Hello,
I will have to say any job that requires, me to stand om feet all day. I used to be a pharmacy technician and a cashier for a department store, and don't get me wrong I liked the jobs that I had, but what made them dislikeful was that I had to stand on my feet, and right to this day I have feet problems, they get tired really fast, when i walk of stand for a short time, but now I have my own business and I sit mostly, and I love it s much better.

The worse job I ever had was working for my dad. I worked 45+ hours a week and only made $100. On top of that there was always an unreal amount of arguing. Trust me never work for family... Especially your parent when they refuse to listen to anything you say and you can't tell them what to do even when you know what they need to do.

My first job was when I was in Sixth form, it was to stay for an hour and a half after the day and be a cleaner there. My friend and I decided to do it together, so we would clean a few classrooms, hallway, stairs and the toilets. I didn't mind the grubby bits like the toilets so I tended to do that, but sometimes it was awful.

As it was a school the boys would come in from football and put thick mud everywhere, they would be bleeding from sports and bleed all in the sink and toilets just to make a mess. They would leave poop in stupid places, but my boss said whenever it was like that just tell him and that I shouldn't clean it. Cleaning toilets is bad enough but imagine it being in a school!

My friend ended up joining an drama class so a lot of the time I had to do the whole job (classrooms, hall stairs etc) alone