<p>I got a work-study job and i’ve been done with the job my boss gave me since last week.
Since then, i’ve been chilling at work all day.</p>
<p>Is it just my job or do the other federal work study folks out there find themselves in the same situation as me?</p>
<p>I don’t get why you’re complaining.</p>
<p>Cause its soo boring. You should try sitting infront of a computer for 3 hrs. And idk if i should ask my boss for some more work.</p>
<p>I already sit in front of a computer for hours. Getting paid for it would be even better. lol. Maybe get some studying/school work done?</p>
<p>stop *****ing and learn to love it.
My mom is a medical technician (someone who tests blood/urine/stool samples for diseases and tests different treatments against them. 50% of the time, she is done within the first 2 hours.</p>
<p>What does she do? She gets paid to take 2 hour lunches, do her own paperwork, read magazines, check homework for my siblings, etc…</p>
<p>Learn to love it - it’s a luxury that you’ll likely miss later.</p>
<p>Wow, why are you guys getting all worked up?</p>
<p>I am not complaining. I am merely stating the situation i find myself in everyday at work.
I just wanted to know if other federal work study people chill the same way as i do</p>
<p>I have work study too and I basically do nothing. They have computers and I just browse the web or just study.</p>
<p>Which jobs are these? I would really like to hear about them.</p>
<p>Actually, yeah. All the work study jobs I’ve seen look that they want some real work done.</p>
<p>i actually have a job that sit in front of a laptop for 8 hours/week (that’s the maximum amount they can give me) and although it can be as tedious and boring as hell, i still havent finished with the works my supervisor gave me. </p>
<p>It depends on the job type too. Mine is Assistant IV which i believe is the highest among 4 position. I to IV. There are other technicians positions that are more well-paid but i believe they pretty much do the same thing (or prolly little bit more)</p>