I'm not meaning a job 'not many want', I mean a job 'not many do'. Say, authors or singers.
But then aren't we getting into, a job shouldn't define a person, or how we perceive a person? Their actions should define them more than their job title. Bill Gates and Kenneth Lay are both CEOs, you know?
I'm not not proud of my job. I'm proud of a job well done at my job, but my job title has very little to do with that.
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Date: 2008-07-31 07:56 pm (UTC)But then aren't we getting into, a job shouldn't define a person, or how we perceive a person? Their actions should define them more than their job title. Bill Gates and Kenneth Lay are both CEOs, you know?
I'm not not proud of my job. I'm proud of a job well done at my job, but my job title has very little to do with that.