You're not going to believe these Fun New Jobs
There's a scene in the hit coming-of-age TV show The Wonder Years where young Kevin gets to work a boring shift at a hardware store in the summer. When he tells his father that he wants to quit because it's just no fun, his father launches into a lecture about 'Who said work was supposed to be fun?' Well, if you've had a look at the kind of jobs there are out there today, you might be forgiven for thinking the same thing. But then, perhaps you haven't had a chance to look at some of the more fun, well-paying and, well, wacky jobs there are out there. Take a look at these new jobs when you're likely to think to yourself, 'People get paid to do that?'
After the renegade flight attendant on JetBlue Stephen Slater called it quits in dramatic fashion, deploying an emergency chute, you must not think that being a flight attendant held any glamour anymore. 'Those passengers are animals!', is what bugged-beyond-belief flight attendants seem to say. Well, if you call regular passengers animals, you have no idea how well-behaved real animals can be. Try being an animal flight attendant on Pet Airways - an all-pet airline (except for the crew, hopefully) that serves nine destinations around the country on propeller aircraft. If you love animals, this one should be right up your street. Once pet owners come to hand their pets over, it's your job to make sure the dogs and cats in your charge are well taken care of and made comfortable. It will be your job to give them to give them belly massages, food and water and to make cooing noises. If you've ever worked professionally with pets, you have the inside track for such a job.
Is everyone always telling you that your Facebook and Twitter habits are out-of-control? Well, the more out-of-control, the better for this next job. The kind of new jobs they think of... they call this one the position of social networking expert. If you live to read what everyone's says about everything on the social media and to post stuff on your own, you could apply for one of these positions. It would be your responsibility to know everything about every kind of social networking site there is (and stuff about the next big thing coming up) and you would need to make sure that everything that the company is doing, is put on social networking sites to build a following. You get paid to do that? Well actually, you get paid about $40, 000 a year to do that. Even if this is your first time at such a job.
Have you ever heard of a Los Angeles company called Urban Shopping Adventures? Tourists in Los Angeles go to this business to be shown where to shop for wonderful fashions and great bargains. Are you a shopping fiend whose only skill on Earth is nosing out great fashions and bargains? Being a style guide could be for you. It's another one of these fantastic new jobs.
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Why am I always feeling nauseous in the morning (NOT pregnant)?
I have had this before in years past. It only happens when I wake up before 10 or 11 AM. I've been having to wake at about 8 to 9 AM for a new job, and I feel so nauseous in the morning it's hard to do my morning routine. It's not stomach ulcers, there's no burning. I go to bed at about 12 to 1 AM, the last time I eat is usually around 10 to 11 PM. Why is this happening? And there is NO way that I am pregnant, so it's not morning sickness. Thanks. ^^
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What should I do with my education and living arrangements?
I dont know what to do with my higher education. I want to move to Los Angeles SOOO badly but I dont know what I should do. I only have $4,000 and thats not enough to stay there. Im 20 turning 21 next month and I want to live in LA no later than 23 if I have too
Ive already came out of the closet in high school but my parents didnt really accept it at all, they didnt kick me out but i still think that there was a motive for keeping me, to make them look good in the church.
Original Plan
My plan was originally to go back to school and take some general classes over the summer and try to get a new job now and save up by the month of August this year and then to transfer to a community college for and pick a major to study.
#1 Should I stay at home : ( by going to therapy (for depression social anxiety and ADHD and dealing to accept my sexuality) and go to college for 2 years first and then move to LA
OR in stead of 2 years
#1B at least to take more general ed courses and work and save up and still travel to LA to have fun and also to meet new people and find a job or internship and then move to Los Angeles by age 22 or 23.
#2 Should I take summer courses here in Atlanta and work from now on until August and transfer to a community college in LA for Fall Quarter. My uncle lives in Paramount LA CA but his wife doesnt want me to live with them, because of weird reasons I havent even met her yet, but I think its because there is NO space in there apartment.
But her occupation is to help college students to look for apartments or a roommate
OVERALL
So education wise should I go to college at home where I dont want to be at and take summer courses and then move out for Fall Semester in LA or take as many general courses here at home and then transfer to LA?
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Feel left out at work?
I recently started a new job and I feel left out. I feel like I have nothing in common with my coworkers.
My mom's friend's daughter got me the job...She's outgoing and friendly and everyone loves her. I'm not particularly close to her, but she was kind enough to suggest me for the job.
I just feel like everyone is comparing me to her. They knew we're friends, so they assumed I was a bubbly, young girl as well. I'm definitely friendly, but I'm very shy and prefer to keep to myself. This girl goes out with her coworkers after work for drinks, but I'd much rather go straight home. I feel like they'd judge me and I'd be 'out of the loop' if I didn't participate in such things. I also don't want the girl to regret telling me about the job.
Also, I'm the youngest in the office. The majority of my coworkers are over twice my age. So, I don't really fit in with the younger group and I don't really fit in with the older group. And if this was a class at school, I wouldn't really care. But, this is a full-time job and I'll see these people all day everyday for a long time and I want them to like me! I want to fit in!
I'm obviously not the only person who's been through this. How long was it before you felt like you fit in with your coworkers? Did you join them for parties? What did you do to develop a relationship with you coworkers?
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