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Generally good feelings. I like what I do and typically like the people around, those things alone are enough to make a decent workplace. Have been at some awful companies before through and the sense of dread was real, still regret staying as long as I did, but didn’t really know better at the time.
Wow a bunch of positive people over here haha! I dread it endlessly but also know I need to keep working 20 more years so that I can have a nice retirement. It's hard to think of it in those terms because I'm already so tired. But a job is a necessary evil if you ask me.
In the face of all these layoffs it gives me good feelings and I am thankful to be employed but at the same time I have the age old complaints of how people hate how corporate structures work and how inefficient they can be to get things done.
I am neutral. It’s not good or bad it just is.
Good feelings for the most part. I am content with what I make. I get along with my coworkers. I can do the job without struggling but I'm busy enough that the day doesn't drag. Good benefits, and I don’t have to engage in drama. I go home and leave work at work. That works for me. I do have my bad days too.
I have good feelings about the job I do. Occasionally, there are cringe-worthy moments, but I think that is most jobs in most industries.
I enjoy the work I do, but I'm looking to move on from the current "new" role. It is proving to be a step back rather than forward.
I'd say it's 70-30 for me, higher on the good side. A lot of people lament on how job hunting is extremely difficult nowadays. That alone makes me grateful for still having a secured job. The 30 is because there are lots of annoying instances in the workplace not limited to AH colleagues/bosses, also a full-time job eats the life out of me, leaving me with no energy to do fun things. Sometimes, it feels like I've been working for 3 decades already when it's only my 15th year. 😅
I get a good feeling when my banking app tells me my paycheck has arrived. I'm over everything else.