What is the WORST job you have ever had?

Answer 1

one time this guy wanted me to help him clean out a new building he was buying. only problem was that some homeless guy was living there, and crapping in buckets. i had to move buckets of human feces!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks a lot for bringing up these bad memories!

Answer 2

I worked at this place caller Pepper Jacks. Worst job ever. I quit after my first day. Lol The guy wanted me to make burritos, wash dishes, sweep and mop the entire restaurant, clean the bathroom and work the register all for a crappy $6. The hours were long too. I would have had to work11 a.m until 9 p.m. sometimes because he was understaffed. SIKE!! That job was crap. I called him the next day and told him that I wouldn't be returning. Two weeks later I went back and got my $20 paycheck. LOL!! What a crappy a** job.

Answer 3

I worked in a trailer house factory, right up near the metal roof on top of the trailers insulating them and roofing them
Very very hot, and the people doing the siding were right below me so the dust was awful, I was sooo itchy and sweaty at the end of each day.
Had to be unhealthy, fortunately I got a better job after only a couple months.

there are some other pretty awful sounding jobs listed here, funny I havent seen the one from a guy that has to empty out porta-potties.
Paper route, I actually enjoyed that job, I liked getting up early and a slingshot took care of the dog problems LOL

Answer 4

This would have to be a 2 or 3 way tie. I worked behind the grill one summer at McDonald's for about 4 months, where the creepy store manager(in his 30's) kept hitting on me when I was eighteen. I had to work behind the grill because they did not have any of those sweet polyester uniform pants small enough to fit me.

I also worked at a very fancy restaurant as a hostess; the maitre'd was always yelling at me because he did not like where I would seat people. One busy Friday night I said, "well, F you Tom!" and walked out. That was great.

Recently, I was the weekend nurse supervisor at a large nursing home.I had to drive over an hour each way, and be there at 7am EVERY Saturday and Sunday. My job was basically to listen to everyone complain all the time, from the patients, family members, aides, housekeepers, cooks, nurses. I had to work 12 hour days every weekend making less money than staying in town and being just a regular floor nurse. After I had put in my notice, a clinical liason (sales person) from a hospital started pushing an admission onto our facility that I did not feel was safe. She was threatening me, asking who MY supervisor was and it was so sweet to just go , well ***** her name is Cindy, but my last day is today and I already gave my notice so screw you.

Answer 5

I think it may have been when I was a teen working as a cashier at a food store. I quit after 3 weeks, and the manager begged me to come back because I was an excellent worker. Yet the pay sucked so I never did go back.

Answer 6

So many bad ones to choose from. . .hmm. . .I suppose the summer I worked at Walmart inbetween my jr. and sr. year of h.s. It so sucked - it was back before scanners and we had to ring everything in by hand! If there was no little green price sticker, we had to call for a price check. Everyone wrote checks in those days and we had to check their ID. Then get a manager to approve it if the ID was expired, etc. There was no time off - you could only be off on your one scheduled day per week and we never got to leave when the store actually closed (yes, it closed back then) - had to stay and straighten shelves (but only the checkers - everyone else got to leave). I quit when summer was over.

Answer 7

a filing temp at a hospital. FILING from 8 am to 5 pm. The most horrible boring job EVER!

Answer 8

Worked on an assembly line putting rubber bands on stacks of mail for 8 hours a day. I had paper cuts and raw hands, broken nails, sore feet and legs, and I lost a ton of IQ points.

Answer 9

I worked at a water lily nursery and it wasnt all it was cracked up to be. It stunk so bad and their were snakes and turtles and stuff in the water where the plants were that had to be harvested. I came home looking and smelling like the swamp monster. not fun!

Answer 10

I was an accounts payable clerk for a company that was habitually more than 90 days delinquint with their payments. I was constantly being harrassed by collection agencies.

Answer 11

Moving tin roofing down a really small path with lots of objects in the way