I have a colorful task history with a diverse array of post labor positions.
At 1 point I worked in the ticket concession stand for a historical site in the deep south, and that task lasted for an entire Summer before it got so miserable working in that tiny shack with just a window a/c. Things weren’t much better when I left for a task at the local bowling alley. My labor hours dwindled after the first more than one weeks and the machines were harshly dangerous to use. I remember hearing a horror story about a private school child who was decreasing the pins in the back of a machine and had their arm ripped off because they didn’t disable the machine before trying to make a minor adjustment. The injuries resulted in his eventual death at the hospital and scared myself and others for life over those outdated Brunswick bowling alley machines. Nowadays I have a genuinely white collar task that has myself and others working behind a laptop at a desk, however I have other problems to complain about. For instance, this building seriously lacks satisfactory heating and cooling. The indoor weather conditions control system is both outdated and in dire need of repairs and calibrations. I quit our last task for the same reason, making myself and others wonder if I’m destined to labor for companies that don’t absolutely prioritize basic amenities like air conditioner and indoor heat. It gets fairly sizzling here in the summers and cold here in the winters as well. You can’t afford to run a company without an satisfactory indoor weather conditions control system.