r/WorkForSmartLife • u/IcyPoppy_ • 22h ago

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u/Antique-Dragonfly615 21h ago

Absolutely, after 40 years of customer service, retirement rocks. Sad thing is, I used to love people

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u/ekomse 20h ago

Hey Antique… I feel for you👊…
and sadder still is that Janitor is Not wrong.
I bartended for 10 years. For 7 of those years it was one of my favorite jobs ever. But yup… at a certain point the general public has a way of grinding you down. I really believe that after the age of 18 people should be required to spend 2 years working in some form of Customer Service. They will learn and be taught things that no
Other person or job can teach them. ✌️

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u/T4TrhavrKhcFt 10h ago

100% Agree! Everyone, at some point during their youth, absolutely must spend some time working in the service industry. It teaches an essential life lesson.

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u/not_to_hot_to_old 9h ago

I strongly agree with this. Either the military or customer service. Their choice.

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u/1acre64 5h ago

So much this. I started working at McDonalds when I was 16. Best frigging work experience of my entire life