[ SECRET POST #4521 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4521 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do you like working or school more?

[(Anonymous)]

I've worked at stables and on a bigger farm. It's a lot of hard work, but you can keep things like lifting reasonable with the right equipment. I love landscaping too, and I've done some demolition and renovation work, detailing cars. It depends a lot on who you work for. I've been lucky in that most of my work has been for hands off bosses. Not the stand and shout types. Some people have very unreasonable expectations when it comes to physical jobs, and the pay isn't always great. Do your own research on what safety equipment you need and be prepared to walk away if you're not trained or assisted appropriately in any situation.

I have physical problems (not caused by the work) but otherwise I would have been able to easily do that type of work well into my 60s like a lot of people I worked with. If you don't have the muscle for it you will if you keep doing it and it's satisfying to see yourself get done with something in half the time it used to take you.

Even a change like getting on a night crew to stock shelves at a big chain supermarket will be more fun for you if you like minimal interaction.

If you prefer indoors with less people, data entry, research, archiving and the like might be more your thing.