Worst Jobs You Ever Worked?

[Neo TheInsurrectionistONE]

A work from home job, taking calls


I hate that stuff with a passion

 

[Geechiedan214]

FedEx loading 4 trucks at once..I was trying to stack some shyt one night one slip up all the shyt fell on me. I was laying on my back & came to the realization I wasnt going back to that mf...that was my last mf night.

 

[Geechiedan214]

Working at a call center they told me I Talked to slow and then when I tried to talk fast I use to stutter got fired in 1 week

Bruh I had a similar issue I'm sorry that type of job is for females and homosexuals anyway imo. I dont like to be still that long anyhow.

 

[Mike809]

Worked at Bloomingdale's selling suits for like 4 months, don't know why they put me there since I' didn't have any kind of experience on selling suits. Suits don't come in sizes , you actually have to measure people and all that.

The pay was awful as well since it was commission based and you first had to meet a sales goal before you could start making big commission , which nobody could ever meet due to the price of the suits.

Out of all the departments that Bloomingdale has , the suit department was the one that people would stay the least time. Everybody else in ever other depaetment had been there for like 5 years and above while the person with the longest time in the suits department was like 8 months.

 

[Max.]

One thing i learned is to drop dimes on cacs and mexicans at work if needed

If they in any power position they fukkn racist 11 years n i maybe one cool cac manager/boss

 

[EVILRICO]

Worked 3 months on a tug boat, near Houston.
12 hours on and 12 hours .
Each shift was over a week in the water.
Sleep really dosent exist, they will wake u up in between your down time. And if your down time bleeds over to your original shift. Then you just lost all that sleep.
Never again.

 

[SheWantTheD]

cashier @ sears

How much did it pay?

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[King Poetic]

Retail assistant manager job

cause they kept moving us around to different stores, but I kept getting put in the hood and having to deal with thieves and overnight break ins

 

[SheWantTheD]

A work from home job, taking calls


I hate that stuff with a passion

I’m doing that right now with IT support.

No commute, your already home when your shift ends, you can put in mad OT and stack paper?

Can’t complain about that. Plus I get different types of calls so it can be a challenge sometimes.

Only downsides not passionate about IT support, at least not on this level, angry users, low pay with barely any room to climb up the ladder. Pretty good bosses and supervisors, no micromanaging. To be honest I could have done this job out of high school, boy was college a mf waste smfh. Imagine graduating with 80k or so amount of student loans debt.

Working on getting into software development though.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Putting CD cases in boxes. 12 hour shifts. Literally just putting cd cases in boxes. Two 10 minute breaks, 30 minute lunch break. Getting paid $5.15/hr.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Doing security in the hood. The day I left that job someone got shot in the head and died right across the street from where I worked which would have happened in front of me had I just worked there 1 extra day.

hated it and the pay off course was pathetic

 

[Tookalossfellbackcameback]

McDonald's. The definition of slave labor. Never worked harder in my life and made next to nothing.

 

[UserNameless]

****UPDATE*** Last year, I actually saw someone throwing the tabloid newspapers in my neighborhood for about a month .

 

[SheWantTheD]

Worked at Bloomingdale's selling suits for like 4 months, don't know why they put me there since I' didn't have any kind of experience on selling suits. Suits don't come in sizes , you actually have to measure people and all that.

The pay was awful as well since it was commission based and you first had to meet a sales goal before you could start making big commission , which nobody could ever meet due to the price of the suits.

Out of all the departments that Bloomingdale has , the suit department was the one that people would stay the least time. Everybody else in ever other depaetment had been there for like 5 years and above while the person with the longest time in the suits department was like 8 months.

I’ve never had a fun time at a suit store.. the music, layout, energy all screams boring and I can’t wait to pick a suit and get out of here.