Do you like your job?

Hi I too am working as a Software Engg I like my job. Its so challenging for me to work on new things. Though I am paid less than what I worth but still I love my current job.

my job is teaching,and I don't like it.it isso boring,Iwant to have a change and i am waiting a chance.

No I don't like my job. It's so difficult and a lot of responsibilities to bear. But what should I do, It's so hard to find job because of the global financial crisis. Many workers are being laid off by some of the companies.

I love it even if doesn't pay what I'm worth. I work 7 days a week but I can do it on my time, just wished it paid better.

No,I don't,I don't like my current job any littl,it's boring and meaningness,plus I can't see any future here.the job is without perspective,it's a tough period for me too,I will keep trying and try to find another job as soon as I can.

Yes, I love my job! I'm blessed because I'm given the opportunity to practise my profession. I'm enjoying my job. I'm part of the division who monitors the power system of certain isalnds in the country. We always make sure that the system is in normal condition. I suggest that you save first to finance your day to day needs and job hunting expenses. Then find a new job, a job that you will like. It is really stressful doing work that you don't like. Or you can change you attitude towards you present work. It is a matter of choice! Have a great day!

i don't like my job as a writer but i force myself to like it because it is also my main source of bread and butter. i always try to look at the bright side so i don't get too depressed. i also think that my opportunities are taking a turn for the better. i think i will have to stay in my current situation as a writer for one more year after which i think i can make it on my own as my own boss.

I don't like my job, because I don't really have one. I mean, I do - just a silly part-time gig at the local University bookshop - but I don't consider it an actual "job" persay, just something I'm doing while I'm in college and trying to make ends meet. I feel like once I have a bachelors degree, I'll have more options - and therefore hopefully one of my career choices will make me happy. :)