Depressing Jobs, elderly, diapers, food
October 15th 2007 01:00
Depressing work
People who care for the elderly, change diapers and serve food have the most depressing jobs.
***************************** ***************************** ***************************** ***************************** *
***************************** ***************************** ***************************** ***************************** **
What do you think about this.
How do you find your job?
Do you have any comments you'd like to make about this?
| 85 |
| Vote |
Add To: 
subscribe to this blog
Comment by JoH
I am one of those who change diapers for a living and though I wouldn't call myself depressed, its a tough gig. I can FULLY understand the concept of post-natal depression since having a child myself. But thats a whole other kettle of fish!
Comment by Louie
randomthoughts
Phil's Wellness Tips
but thats very monday bluesy talk
love your art today Katiezzzz, the next level
Comment by Miswanderlust
Killer Beats
Ramble On
Hipnotherapy
I read the article about depressing jobs and wrote an article for my professional blog in response. Folks do not realize how caregiviers and service oriented professions are so susceptible to depression. When you work with people for a living with differing experiences, responses, and attitudes, it can be quite challenging.
mis
Comment by Julie Vaux
Books Well Read
Strange Situations
The Purple Challenge
Working for the elderly ... several employment agencies I've been to trying to get extra casual jobs have pushed the idea of volunteer or low paid social work type roles onto me despite me being unable to drive and WITHOUT TESTING to see if I have any aptitudes in that area?
Disconcertingly wierd?