Re:Ask HN: What has your work taught you that other people d...
by gonzo41 on Tuesday January 14, 2020 @05:14AM
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I used to have a job in the back warehouse of a white goods store. I was moving around fridges all day long. It was a really good job.
The best part was I couldn't take any fridges home with me in the evenings. I'd get home and my fridge would be already where it's meant to be. Also no one wanted me to do a fridge moving side project in the evenings.
Re:Ask HN: What has your work taught you that other people d...
by keiferski on Tuesday January 14, 2020 @06:40AM
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Yes, but that’s only because you lived in an area without fridge innovation. If you really wanted to work on the cutting edge of social fridge technology, you’d have to move.
Re:Ask HN: What has your work taught you that other people d...
by shantly on Tuesday January 14, 2020 @07:17AM
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Good work if you can get it, but all the interview questions plumbing the obscurest depths of Newtonian physics are pretty tough.
Re:Ask HN: What has your work taught you that other people d...
by CyberFonic on Tuesday January 14, 2020 @05:33AM
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When I had my pickup truck, friends would ask me for help in moving fridges when moving between rentals. Typical payment was beer and pizza so not too bad.
It was the job I have been most satisfied with in my working life. However, I did only do it for 8 months for 6 hours a day. Maybe in the long run it gets more boring.
The variety between shelf filling between different store brands and even different stores of the same brand made me really think no two jobs are the same.