Poll.....does your work I D badge make you feel important?

Answer 1

My job now i dont wear a badge..when i worked for the county i liked wearing my badge, well i was a supervisor so it was pretty cool it said on my badge i was a sup.

Answer 2

Poetry is on the subject of the senses. Feeling is rather significant whilst it is composed of writing yet some human beings use poetry to tell a narrative, paint a photograph persay. something u see, scent, experience. Written artwork won't be able to be "put in a field". it somewhat is all approximately how u prefer to precise your self. There are no longer any rights or wrongs or regulations. until of direction, you're writing a haiku or some thing alongside those traces, meaning there are regulations.

Answer 3

I can't work anymore. And the places I did work never required a badge, but my oldest son has to wear one in his computer technology company and my teenager has to wear one to high school. I don't think I'd like to wear a badge to work unless I worked for NASA. Then I might actually not mind wearing it! Let's face it -- you can't be stupid and work at Nasa. You might be a little bit deranged over losing your husband to another woman, but you still have to be pretty intelligent to work for NASA. :-)

Answer 4

Well I am retired now, but when I had one, I was proud of it. It was a symbol of trust and it gave me access to my place of employment. I know once you are employed you do get lethargic sometimes in your thinking. I think we all take our jobs for granted. But if you ask the people on the outside looking in who need a good job what they would do to change places with you, most would be happy to. If you have a decent job that has good benefits, just ask a Walmart employee what they think of their job. They have to work two weeks just to pay off their health insurance. That shows you how valuable health insurance is today.

Answer 5

No - I hate it
(Not that I hate work but I loathe work IDs)

Answer 6

no at all

Answer 7

no i never use it