If you love your job what do you do?

[Findingmyhappinessagain]

currently stuck in a career I’m not happy in. Would love to find something I love and leave the corporate world for good.

If you love your job what is it that you do?

Psychotherapist and I love it 😁

Interesting the number of accountants saying they love their work!

I'm a copy editor for a newspaper. Great job, so interesting, well paid and I don't have to write anything unlike the journos

Teaching assistant 🙂 planning to qualify as a teacher in the next year or two.

Property- I work in lettings
It is stressful but I thrive in stressful environments
My best ever job was working as a Veterinary Receptionist at a 24 hour hospital- I love animals so this job was my dream but it was very poorly paid

High intensity psychotherapist in NHS primary care.

Paediatric Physiotherapist. The strength and determination of the families I work with is so inspiring against huge adversity.

Primary school teacher

Bit of an emotional Rollercoaster at times, the lows are low and the highs are high.. but 20 years later I still love the buzz of it

I do something in a high-profile Civil Service policy area. I work with overseas partners, and get to travel. Great fun.

Speech and language therapist, specialising in learning disability. Love it.

Op I think you'll get reposes reflecting posters' temperament and luck.
I love my job as a charity bod, charity is homely and not stretched financially, sometimes glam, sometimes genuinely helpful and moving, i like the semse of history too.
The colleagues are what make it so nice. I "fit" iykwim

Procurement - I love it loads more interesting than it sounds

Head of Project Management Office. Absolutely love it.

NHS consultant here, won’t say what specialty as too identifiable, but I love my job nearly every day. The ‘junior’ docs, students, the wider team (physios, nurses etc) and most importantly the patients are usually delightful. One colleague likened our job to crack cocaine. It gives such a buzz..

Teach in a SEND school. Love my job.

I'm retired now but I used to have my own tiny business designing websites. I've been a writer in various settings for decades so web work was a natural progression, with added creativity. I loved it. Brilliant job for a lone parent too as I could choose my hours.

I’m a Cheesemonger, so many people in my industry are on ‘second careers’

General Manager within the NHS, very tough very often but I do love it.

Dyslexia assessor - enjoy it and much prefer it to teaching whole class

Primary School Teacher (early years). Love my job. The negative press about teaching is all true however, the actual teaching children part is the reason I love it and the reason I stay.

I am an emotional support worker on a NHS crisis phone line. It can be extremely stressful, but rewarding when someone really upset is laughing by the end of the call.

So nice to have a thread with teachers being positive about teaching ❤️

I think teachers love to teach. It’s all the other guff that brings them down.

I work for a disability charity. A small very dedicated team who hold onto the values that are being eroded by the statutory services. Hands on, doing really practical work that makes people's lives better. If you can afford to live on a lower salary than the corporate world, there's much more to life than money. And you'll see another side of life.

I teach in a secondary school and love my job.

Interesting, I'm also a planner but private sector, designing the big strategic stuff and getting planning consents for large urban extensions 👍

Great career either side of the coin.