The Irrelevant Job
This blog is written mostly tongue in cheek. However, some things are said seriously that hopefully help you, the reader. Please provide your comments.
If you are experiencing self-irrelevancy, please seek professional advice.
Hello again. I'm currently unemployed. After 32 years of working and/or being in school, I'm now on my own. As far as society is concerned, I'm no longer a productive member. I'm a "domestic engineer" as it used to be called.
This job is irrelevant to society. First of all, it doesn't pay. Secondly, even if you're looking after your own children, which I am, many people I've encountered wonder why I'm not out there pounding the pavement instead of looking after a house and child. After all, aren't there others who could be looking after my kids?
So why am I no longer contributing to social programs? I currently am, because I received a severance package. However, I'm hoping I won't have to have a job in the traditional sense in the future. While I'm not looking to retire completely now, I certainly want to avoid the rat race if at all possible.
Is this sacreligious? Maybe, but the new generation graduating from school now does not think a 30-year career at one company is the way to go either.
In the meantime, I'm relishing no longer being a work statistic. I'm not in any company's ideal demographic. I am truly irrelevant in this area.
Regards,
Irrelevant
If you are experiencing self-irrelevancy, please seek professional advice.
Hello again. I'm currently unemployed. After 32 years of working and/or being in school, I'm now on my own. As far as society is concerned, I'm no longer a productive member. I'm a "domestic engineer" as it used to be called.
This job is irrelevant to society. First of all, it doesn't pay. Secondly, even if you're looking after your own children, which I am, many people I've encountered wonder why I'm not out there pounding the pavement instead of looking after a house and child. After all, aren't there others who could be looking after my kids?
So why am I no longer contributing to social programs? I currently am, because I received a severance package. However, I'm hoping I won't have to have a job in the traditional sense in the future. While I'm not looking to retire completely now, I certainly want to avoid the rat race if at all possible.
Is this sacreligious? Maybe, but the new generation graduating from school now does not think a 30-year career at one company is the way to go either.
In the meantime, I'm relishing no longer being a work statistic. I'm not in any company's ideal demographic. I am truly irrelevant in this area.
Regards,
Irrelevant
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