I currently do my dream job. I’m a software developer.
I started recently and I’m semi-old. It’s true what they say, if you do what you love you aren’t really working. That said I don’t code for fun so much anymore.
I am a fuck up. Until I was diagnosed with ADHD a year ago I wasn’t doing great, but I had stumbled into a role at Apple working the GB do I was fortunate to get private health care. My point is is me a complete fuck up can make it into my dream career then I think anybody can.
I don’t dream of labor
Captain America.
I always struggled with this question as a kid. It wasn’t until I was much older I realized it for the capitalist propaganda that it is.
pensioner…
Veterinarian, would love to work with animals. But I would need to go through sooo much school to make it a reality which I am not set up to do at the moment.
A lot of animal lovers dream about being vets until they realize they are the ones to euthanize lost cases.
I realize there are definitely tough aspects of the job but I still imagine I would enjoy it despite the emotional aspects of it.
Quality control for a vaginalplasty surgeon.
What? I don’t dream of labour lmao
I would like to be able to do whatever I want whenever I want, and never have to sell my time, focus and body to be able to do so. Or to even just survive…
Doing nothing, enjoying life to fullest
A job with very low responsibility, and very high salary.
None of the dreams where I’m happy involve me having a job.
The question wasn’t what’s your dream life, it was what is your dream job. Are you saying jobs are equal in your preferences?
Just a few of my daydreams whilst getting kicked by The Man:
- Video editing in TV industry
- Owning a cycle/Segway hire place at some beautiful tourist spot
- Buying, improving & selling property
In retrospect, I think I would have enjoyed being a librarian. It seems so peaceful, even if the pay isn’t fantastic.
I was seriously considering going to grad school for a library science degree years ago but in the end realized it was going to be tough to support a family with the pay. I think there are some higher paying library jobs but they’re few and far between.
If it has to be a job instead of being free while still having money…
- 100% remote so I can live wherever I want.
- 50k/year (€ or $, whatever).
- Not waking up early.
- IT job doing cool creative and challeging stuff with Powershell, Python and similar.
- No dealing with users, meetings or burocratic bullshit.
Dream Job is such a funny phrase.
I think most of us don’t want to work at all.
