Counting animals. I did really bad on aptitude test for skilled human work so I got to count squirrel on campus for year. Think I count 1100 of them. Mostly wandering around drunk.
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How did you count all 1100 without counting same one twice?Counting animals. I did really bad on aptitude test for skilled human work so I got to count squirrel on campus for year. Think I count 1100 of them. Mostly wandering around drunk.
You get to know themHow did you count all 1100 without counting same one twice?
I got to teach for ten years at a community/tech college. It was awesome. My field was a great mix of young peeps outta high school and grown ace people coming in to learn skillz and better themselves.Spent thirty-three years teaching and my only regret is I didn't start a decade sooner.
ned skipped this class.well ok, but life's gotta suck if the best jobs you had were free beer and sexy conversations when you were in HS or college
I had to do night stock one summer at a grocery store. Hated it. Only worse job I had was working the grill at mc Donald’s in high school. Worst part of that was emptying the grease traps at the end of the night in the grease dumpster on a hot July night. Oh gawd the smell.I had a lot of fun unloading trucks and stocking shelves on the midnight shift at the grocery store.
I enjoy my current job (attorney) other than the admin hassle - budgets, billings, client conflicts.
Best job was three summers working at Pleasant Valley Golf Course in IC during college.
Golf and range balls on demand. Cool job. Fun group of co-workers. Cart girls.
Heaven.
Different kind of fun, I guess.
Did that summer job let me go to India or Australia, or go to baseball games in a bunch of different stadiums, or going to huge extravagant dinners on someone else's dime, or petting search and rescue dogs at an emergency management conference, or taking a tour of a new waterline funded by a grant we were managing that was bringing clean water to rural residents for the first time in decades, or 100 other things? No, but it did come with hanging out, having fun, making a little spending money (a big deal for college me), with no work emails blowing up my phone, or 8am Teams meetings, etc.
Dude we had strippers at fun night for a couple leagues. Smashing 2 irons off the carpet of the bar out the back door towards the practice green.Sounds a lot like my experience in the 1990s. I will say though that the most dangerous thing at the muni course were the night outings. What can go wrong with a bunch of drunk dudes driving carts around the course in the dark, hitting glow in the dark balls at glow in the dark pin flags?
Sounds like a blast for you but damn the pro sounds like a pathetic loser to be hanging out with high schoolers like that…Dude we had strippers at fun night for a couple leagues. Smashing 2 irons off the carpet of the bar out the back door towards the practice green.
One year the whole employee party before the college kids went back ended up at my house when I was in high school and my parents were out of town. We were smashing stolen beers with our golf pro boss when he rolled in hammered and he loved it A dude from one of those leagues who was my parents neighbor showed up and people ended up at his house jumping off his roof into his pool. Later in life that guy ended up being a core member of our dynasty team of bar outing best shot crew after his 3rd divorce lol. I got in so much trouble that weekend but that was the most badass party I ever had in high school.
Sounds like a blast for you but damn the pro sounds like a pathetic loser to be hanging out with high schoolers like that
OK, ned.ok, will do, but the OP was "best job you've ever had". I made the assumption, obviously incorrectly, that most of the posters on here were years removed from HS or college
On the other hand, no one really supervising you, listening to the music of your choice, and blocking shelves is a dream come true for a future attorney with his share of anal retentiveness.I had to do night stock one summer at a grocery store. Hated it. Only worse job I had was working the grill at mc Donald’s in high school. Worst part of that was emptying the grease traps at the end of the night in the grease dumpster on a hot July night. Oh gawd the smell.
a law school buddy spent a summer at the usga in NJ shagging balls for Iron Byron during his equipment tests.Look, someone else over here who hasn't had a real job or is barely out of school!
When I look back and think about all the women I had to sleep with to get where I got....Her name was Rebecca
Honestly that doesn't sound great to me. When I was a caddy, I had to shag balls sometimes, and I was always worried that I would get whacked in the face. (never did)a law school buddy spent a summer at the usga in NJ shagging balls for Iron Byron during his equipment tests.
Good for you. I started in golf as an 8 yr old caddy and eventually worked in the pro shop and at a driving range. In Northern Ohio, owning a driving range in a good spot (I never did but saw someone pass up the opportunity) is the best job in the world. All you have to do is provide clean, decent golf balls and decent mats and everyone is happy and you can make good money. Work 8.5 months a year and head South for the winter.I enjoy my current job (attorney) other than the admin hassle - budgets, billings, client conflicts.
Best job was three summers working at Pleasant Valley Golf Course in IC during college.
Golf and range balls on demand. Cool job. Fun group of co-workers. Cart girls.
Heaven.
if I put on here all the great jobs I had in my 40 year career, all I would get is a ration of crap...not worth it to me.OK, ned.
Forget compensation or your other assumptions.
Best job you ever had prior to “your career”.
Did you ever have fun?
OK, ned.
Forget compensation or your other assumptions.
Best job you ever had prior to “your career”.
Did you ever have fun?
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