Are you proud of what you do?

I'm in IT support which doesn't rank highly in the 'things to be proud of' stakes, but I work for a charity so I guess that earns me a few bonus points.
 
I'm an accountant and I'm proud of my achievements in the workplace, not so much what I do even though it's integral.
 
I'm not really proud of my job really, I work in the energy sector doing anything from the analysis of energy usage trends, HH data analytics for commercial customers & propensity score matching for our business/domestic customer base along with trading analytics in between.

Mostly done using a variety of statistical modelling techniques, SQL, VBA & SPSS.

It's pretty dry - not to mention if I had my way (we renationalised the energy sector) I'd be out of a job.
 
Proud in the fact I have been able to help and watch my fathers company grow.
And I love the industry.

And it'll be mine soon due to old mans retirement.
:D
 
I'm an engineer in the oil industry and am pretty proud of what I do - it's also generally fairly interesting. Most friends and family are generally interested in how upstream oil & gas works, the engineering side, offshore etc....I've yet to have an eco-hippy berate me for my choice of career but I guess there's a first time for everything :).
 
Proud?...No,And without sounding a compete bighead....i know im capable of much more but its knowing where to start.

But a jobs a job at the end of the day,Just grateful i have one.
 
simple answer, nope i don't have a job and have never had job satisfaction either


Feeling depressed now cheers

Then my little lady just smiled at me and made me feel much better
 
GinG said:
I sell pallet wrap...suprisingly rewarding!

Started at the company 4 years ago, 3 sales managers now left and I am now the only one in sales...2 weeks ago smashed the company weekly sales record so pretty pleased about that! (company been going 23 years).
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Who do you work for dude?

I'm looking at getting some decent pricing for 17 micron, proper edging though and you need to be National ;)
 
I'm not especially proud of what I do. I get paid for doing it and that's that.

The general public seem very grateful for people in my line of work though. I didn't realise quite how much until I worked the Olympics.
 
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