Have you ever wanted a career in fish?

[JsikM]

yes

 

[convict360]

I'd like to manage in one of the brands here in the UK, e.g. Maidenhead Aquatics.

My current job selling diaries is phenomenally crap, which I have no passion for lol.

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[bbortko]

Nope. It doesn't matter how much I enjoy something, once it becomes an obligation I lose all enthusiasm.

 

[FMA4ME]

Nope. It doesn't matter how much I enjoy something, once it becomes an obligation I lose all enthusiasm.

Didn't wanna say it earlier, but exactly.

 

[Beester15]

Good post!


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[Redearsunfish]

If it's a fish job, I wouldn't loose the love and passion.

 

[mudbuttjones]

If I could find a career in fish that paid the bills I would be all over it.

Until then, I raise your beige cubical with a loud and laborious factory job.

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[Redearsunfish]

If I could find a career in fish that paid the bills I would be all over it.

Until then, I raise your beige cubical with a loud and laborious factory job.

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Factory is tough. Been there in university.

 

[mudbuttjones]

Factory is tough. Been there in university.

I've managed to work my way up in the last year and get out of some of the really bad positions, I'm making more money than most of my friends who went to college, but you definitely work for it lol. Which makes it hard to leave. They've got a maintenance electro/mechanical apprenticeship with free schooling opening up soon. I'm gonna chase that golden opportunity.

I think I'd just be happy building tanks on the side. Maybe not build actual tanks - but building stands, drilling, plumbing, and setting up elaborate sump systems on large tanks with custom backgrounds and lighting. Then selling them as ready to use units.

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[pigoo]

And then realized you were middle aged, married with kids and expenses and stuck in a cube, and will continue to be stuck in that cube until the age of 65, until you're forced out of that cube and then forced into a job helping people with their shopping carts in and out of a big box store because you will need to pay for your children's eduction?

First...who says you're gonna make it to 65 in the cube? How about being forced out at 51...can't get another job your trained for because you're too old...and then you're forced to work at the big-box store at 25% your former pay???

Second. Please do a spell check. It's terrible to talk about paying for the kids education...and "education" is misspelled!