What was the longest you ever stayed at one job?!
Question: 6 years...it was a bar...not hard to go to work...
5 years at the Airport, 5 in the Navy, 5 at MAC
Answers: 6 years...it was a bar...not hard to go to work...
5 years at the Airport, 5 in the Navy, 5 at MAC
One year, then married the boss and never worked again. Am I a feminist?
So far 6 and a half years, but it might end soon.
I worked for Walmart for 5 years.
18 years...they finally drove me away with their rules and analism...(is that a word?)
3 yrs as a manager. 6 yrs as a mom.
I'm at school, where I have been for early 10 years
14 years at a nursing home
my current job, 11 years
same job since july 6 1999
going strong
before that 5 years each job
that was my deadline for success
6 years as a plumber
A year and 8 months...they wouldn't let me off for christmas eve so I quit :)
6 years Marines.
2 years.
17 years,
Well...2 years which is the job that I am currently at. But I also consider school like work, and I was in college for 6years...lmao. CSULB BABY!!!
14 years! I would have stayed longer but they did away with our jobs and had us doing another position with no training. It was a joke. Now, they are out of business! Good retirement though when I finally get it.
4 months.
17 years and still their
I've been at my current job since 01! Prior to that, I worked at Verizon for exactly a year to date
17 years in the OR at a hospital.
1 year so far all the other ones didn't really count :)
5 years cleaning toilets........nasty i hated that job
3 hours.
Just kidding, I've never had a job =D
almost 5yrs and still there
10 years, I was a stay at home mommy...and a damn good one too! :)
40 years and 4 months...
about 3 years and when I quit everyone was shocked but knew that it was coming one day because they could see that I wasn't happy. I was under alot of stress and there was like about 6 people who quit the job in the same week which was a trip. Things just got too stressful for me and I couldn't take it no more. I was/is young and my co-workers and employer felt that I could do better working at another place anyway.
Seven years when I punched the clock but after I went in business for myself I worked about twenty five years until my heart attack.
16 years as a teamster,then 8 years in environmental as a contractor for the U.S.EPA, 8 years in the present job of Transportation's, 5 years in the Government prior to all this back in 1971.
Mom - 18years and a lifetime to go.
I have been in my present position for 8 years....and it is a part time position. I can't help thinking sometimes that it is unhealthy for someone who took a job like mine at the age of 22 to still be in the same job at 30.