on Feb 17th, 2008I got my ideal job BUT….. it’s killing me.
- I wanted a job that requires me to talk and think
- I wanted a job that did not require me to sell any product
- I wanted a job that pays well
- I don’t mind having to work my ass off to earn more money
I’ve only been a full fledge worker for a week, but I don’t know will I make it through… I thought working is like playing a MMORPG and I likened it to a game where players have to farm for money and items, and that’s what us MMORPG players are good at - farming and grinding. However, I soon find out that my job is more like Dinner Dash - 9 hours a day, 5 days a week.
MMORPG - Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game
Farming - killing a certain monster or monster boss repeatedly to “farm” for powerful items.
Grinding - killing monster of your level for long period of time to gain EXP (experience points) so you can level up
Dinner Dash - A game that requires you to click on items frantically in a complicated sequence
I used to be able to grind for 10 over hours a day… grind till my head is numb and my fingers aching.
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These are the reasons why my job will eventually kill me:- Imagine playing Dinner Dash 8 to 9 hours a day
- I feel I’m loaning my brain to the company - my mind is totally stoned when I go home every night
- I might have to wear glasses (NO!!!!!!) because I stare at the computer screen and small fonts on paper everyday
- There’s only one break inbetween working. I don’t understand why so many people get to use MSN during work. Well, I don’t even have the time to check my handphone for SMS during work.
- There’s always too much work.
- There’s always not enough time
- I have to OT for at least an hour everyday to finish my work
- I get time off while farming in MMORPGs, but this job requires my 100% concentration
- I think I might have ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder). I can’t focus on doing things the whole day!
I still think that I’ve got exactly the job I asked for. God must really love me to have answered every single criteria I look for in a job. I didn’t expect working to be tougher than grinding and farming and managing a guild of forty over 15 year olds. I’m not sure if I’m able to work in this job for long, but maybe some pay increment might keep me working


I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Chris Moran
Stay cool and focus. Working hard will have it rewards
It is only a matter of when and what the reward is.
hey i want ur job too feel me in if theres an extra space tks