Obviously anyone's "ideal" would be to have your dream job with great co-workers but hypothetically, which would you rather choose when it comes
to a job?
A. Your dream profession/position/job (whatever you want to call it
) but you had a crappy boss and crappy co-workers (meaning they're either rude to
you, you don't have anything in common with them, they're lazy or negative, ect.)
B. a job/profession that isn't the field you want to work in or passionate about but you have great co-workers and an understanding boss?
My last job I worked at a company that was my dream profession/title, but all of my co-workers were in their 30's, married, and it was not a social type environment which bothered me a lot since I wasn't able to network. We never did anything together (no happy hours or parties) and no one except for a select few people did stuff outside of work. I was the youngest person there right out of college so I felt kind of outcasted since everyone had been working for years and had their own family lives. Plus the two girls in my department were negative and didn't include me which made working there uncomfortable.
Looking back when I was interviewing, I regret not taking this other job I was offered as well. I declined bc it wasn't the profession/field I was interested in but the environment and employees there were more young professional and had social events and I think I would've enjoyed working there a lot more due to the people
A. Your dream profession/position/job (whatever you want to call it
) but you had a crappy boss and crappy co-workers (meaning they're either rude to
you, you don't have anything in common with them, they're lazy or negative, ect.)
B. a job/profession that isn't the field you want to work in or passionate about but you have great co-workers and an understanding boss?
My last job I worked at a company that was my dream profession/title, but all of my co-workers were in their 30's, married, and it was not a social type environment which bothered me a lot since I wasn't able to network. We never did anything together (no happy hours or parties) and no one except for a select few people did stuff outside of work. I was the youngest person there right out of college so I felt kind of outcasted since everyone had been working for years and had their own family lives. Plus the two girls in my department were negative and didn't include me which made working there uncomfortable.
Looking back when I was interviewing, I regret not taking this other job I was offered as well. I declined bc it wasn't the profession/field I was interested in but the environment and employees there were more young professional and had social events and I think I would've enjoyed working there a lot more due to the people
