Nothing ... it's just a job. Don't dislike it nor like it but just got to do it.
i own it.......................and love it
montylikesbeer - Memberi own it.......................and love it
Lucky bar-stewart!
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I only have to work 4 days a week, and most of my job is guess work and I love a gamble.
When I'm in the office it's a 6 mile off road commute and when I'm out of the office it might be anywhere, Rome, Orlando and Rhodes for June.
I'm the boss simultaniously the very best thing and the worst
I work with my Dad so get a pretty liberal approach to hours worked and time off 😉 I try to start earlyish, but can also finish early (if all the jobs that I have scheduled for the day are completed I can head for home/the hills)
I get to work in: The Lake District, The Dales, The Highlands... mostly the Lakes though, which is why I relocated down this way from Stirling!
I can bunk off a bit during the day and get some photography done 😉
There are bad sides though - I am usually up to my elbows (or well beyond) in human excrement 😉
What do I like? I can look out the window and see the Quantocks.
What do I dislike? Looking out the window, seeing the Quantocks and being stuck in work 😥
Only thing I like about my job is that it only takes me 5 minutes to get home..
Guernsey. My commute is along the coast, max speed limit is 25mph. Stunning views across the English Channel when on a good day you can see Sark and Herm...on bad day you can see Jersey!
I like the fact that nearly everyone I work with enjoys their job, and works hard to make me better at mine.
I have a fully equipped workshop, with which to spanner my array of heavily discounted/free bikes, all whilst being paid a bit more than minimum wage.
And when I go home, I can leave it all behind, and none of it crosses my mind again until the next morning, unless I choose otherwise.
Most important of all: the coffee from the cafe opposite is superb.
Its an hours ride from home, a hanger to park the bike in, locker room, showers and I get paid to go running and lift weights. Happy Days.
Lots of cool perks.
it's 2 mins walk from home, i only work 5 hours, 4 days a week, great money and they might send me to Brazil to [s]skive[/s] work
downsides - only instant coffee and a few complete tossers
The peaceful ambiance! 😯
The generosity of the senior management! 😯
Best of all its 17 miles away 😀
I can stay in bed and do my job if i want to. 🙄
it pays my salary. It keeps my brain ticking over. I like the guys I work with - most of the time
but it's a good hour each way commute by car (tried it by bike, 2hrs+ - too far), which means sitting in traffic queues (or taking the scenic route), and it does nothing for my fat arse & pot belly
being at home.... I used to say the peace and quiet but now I share my workplace with a very very tiny noisy smelly unintelligable boy and my other half..
hmmmmmmmm.
The view - it changes from 'my office' a lot...The first view is from the bosses window...
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i love mine mainly because,
I'm one of the bosses,
I'm the second highest paid in the building(next to the MD),
I get paid for every hour i work and anytime i'm there after
40hrs i get time and a half(around 15-20 hrs a week)!!!just like all the
guys who work for me :P,
The ride is 8 miles each way every day 😛
I enjoy the work and my work collegues are some of the best i could ask for,
we have shops, a chippy and chinesse opposite !!, i have a fridge outside my office door and two microwaves,
On saturday is set up my hammock on the trees outside 😀
we have four serious mountian bikers at work out of 20 people,