29 Professions That Attract The Worst Kinds Of People, As Shared Online
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Every workplace has gone through a questionable set of employees. Perhaps it's a case of "they are who they are," and they portray the same personality outside of their professional life, or maybe assets like power and money are to blame – who knows?
This netizen, however, took to Reddit and posed this question: "Which profession attracts the worst kinds of people?" The thread has garnered over 34K upvotes and almost 30K comments establishing what careers do, in fact, attract a greater number of jerks.
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Unpopular opinion but nurses. There is a lot, A LOT, of toxic abusive high-school girl drama type behavior among nurses.
It's such an important job and about half the people doing it shouldn't be responsible for a yogurt, let alone a human being's life.
I've seen some s**t, man.
As someone who worked HR for a medical clinic, I can vouch for this. I never wanted to yell "Grow the F-up!" more than when I had 30+ nurses to deal with. It's insane.
This is because it is one of the "default" careers for women when they leave high school. There are some amazing nurses who really care about people and then there are those who never really applied themselves and put thought into what they would enjoy or be good at so went into a default, another is Teaching (I say this a mid-life teacher in training). Men tend to have mechanic or construction related trades. There can be some amazing ones but there are also a lot of mediocre ones too.
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Had another nurse tell me I was a s**t parent for leaving my preemie in the SCN because I had "other responsibilities" as she nodded towards my autistic 3 year old. Same nurse physically assaulted my arm with her knuckle because I was loving and gently stroking my preemie's head. "You like that!? No!? Then don't do it to your baby!" No warning, just rammed that knuckle inbetween my bicep muscles at full force. Tears formed in my eyes... It hurt me in every way, physically and mentally. I was scared she would retaliate against my baby if I said anything so I just bit my tongue. Every one else was nice at MN Children's but f**k that one nurse.
I hope you complained after your baby was discharged. Should not be around the vulnerable
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And they have to let everyone know they’re nurses on their license plates
Oh my gosh, yes! There's some overblown level of pride in nurses, I think. They're important, but their pride is to a level of scary, far too often.
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I went to nursing school and became a nurse. I worked as an RN for a couple years before it just clicked that I hated being a nurse. So much toxicity, and little time to actually care about patients. I switched to the veterinary field and love it more than I could've imagined. I keep my license up to date but have no plans to ever return to the field. The thought of going back to nursing makes me want to cry tbh.
The things I saw disgust me to this day. Terribly neglectful and abusive nurses, rude and unknowledgeable doctors, managers practicing favoritism and turning a blind eye to serious incidents and abuse, staffing shortages, lack of adequate on the job training, the list just goes on and on.
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My husband's ex, who is the biggest walking epitome of a manipulative, gaslighting, mentally abusive, narcissist, who has also stalked both of us and even our families, recently qualified as a psychiatric nurse. Kind of says it all!
I've met SOME kind nurses. Most really are the most unempathetic, inhumane, condescending people.
I've met some amazing nurses. I've had three surgeries and they were all great! My first male nurse saw I was absolutely freaking out (might've been my first anxiety attack tbh because I could breathe) and he gave me a little bear which made me feel a lot better. I don't remember my second surgery ngl but I did get a blanket from a charity from a nurse because it reminded her of the hoodie I brought with me. My last surgery I loved my anesthesiologist, he was so sweet and made sure I was okay while I was being pushed to the surgery room on the gurney. I'm doing a 5 day hospital stay so this opinion might change next month lol
Load More Replies... And you'd hope the the incompetent would fail out of the profession. Nope. My aunt is head of nursing for a nursing home. She should not be allowed elderly people at all, let alone be in charge of their care or a department dedicated to their care
Last I heard there was a nurse shortage. May explain why incompetent ones stick around.
Load More Replies... I know six nurses in my family. All but one are catty, crass, unemphatic, and a couple are downright ignorant of their own job. Four don't, "believe," in evolution. One thinks manipulating patients to make decisions based on her personal beliefs is ethical. The one person I think is truly a good person, and good at her job, was moved to a desk position just before the pandemic. This might be the next career in need of a "all cops" type movement.
Sounds like they reside at the peak of "Mt. Stupid" on the Dunning-Kruger graph. (Not calling names - it's what the peak is called.) Just enough knowledge to allow them to think they know it all, not enough knowledge for them to realize how little they've learned of what there is to know.
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I'm a non clinical worker for the NHS, I've had several managers in my time- mostly nurses. A couple have been the cruelest unemphatic people I've met.
Husband is a physician. He’d rather be confined in a prison full of politicians and lawyers than have to spend 20 minutes with nurses. Yes, what they do is one of the most important roles in society, but it seems to attract catty, entitled people with a lack of emotional regulation.
I used to think you had to be really smart to be a nurse then so many were anti-vaxx and I knew one who was anti-vaxx and had her kids wearing pooka shells to detox them. What?! That being said, I still totally respect anyone who can be a caretaker, definitely not for me.
No, R Nolan, it most assuredly did not. Pooka shells, oh dear me.
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Do you know Princess Becky the paediatric nurse too?
Load More Replies... In the recent and ongoing investigations into NHS maternity scandals, the attitude and behaviour of nurses/midwives seems to be the root of the problems.
Take a nice girl, teach her to give an enema, and watch the s**,t fly
That made me laugh! I'm glad I wasn't actually eating or drinking anything while I was reading it -- it woulda been a spit-take.
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My mom is a nursing assistant, and yeah, she talks all the time about the mean girls cliques, petty power tripping, and general nastiness.
Several people I've worked retail with were in Nursing school. The way they behaved at work and their toxic, high school mean girl personalities... if I were in hospital and any of them were my nurse, I'd DEMAND another nurse.
Haven’t you heard that old saying “ nurses eat their young” women are caddy and venomous.
Dental Assistants. They too can be very high school mean girl....
Every nurse I know in my life is bat s**t crazy, so I believe it lol.
Psych nurses are the worst! MH professionals all have all our own emotional baggage. Makes for a bit of a mess.
It’s true that some people use that as a “comic relief” type thing (not saying it is comic relief but the same idea)there is a lot of things u see as a nurse
As a retired nurse I would like to think nurses should be held to a higher standard. Unfortunately there are many immature and unprofessional nurses working in many areas in the field. If you experience anything less hold that person accountable even if it means report them to a supervisor. The only drama should be keeping a person alive and promoting wellness. (And keeping the doctors in line 🙂)
Nurses and cops hmm, we marry each other too !! Walk a mile, no walk a yard in our shoes
Dad's been in medicine for almost 40 years now. Hospital corpsman in the navy to a PA. He cannot STAND nurses by and large. He's got some stories about petty, child like behavior right down to bullying junior nurses and MAs. It's wild. Bless the good ones, they're getting from all sides 🙏.
There are many wonderful caring nurses out there, but some are just in it for the money. Some in the San Francisco Bay area need to improve their English, as patients have thrown them out of the room because they can't understand what their nurse is saying. When some have become really stressed, they can't think of the English words, and one patient died as a result. The nurse was fired on the spot.
I have been a nurse for 35 years. I felt very lucky that my career started back in the late 80's. Most of the nurses I worked with were amazing, but a few were bullies, jealousand insecure. It does create a toxic environment, but you have to have a strong personality to put up with that. I also know a lot of docs that were verbally abusive and bulliee. Usually a letter to the administrator took care of that. My attitude was "I'm nit here to be someone punching bag", which included nurse, doctor, patient or family.
I hold to the theory that the awful boys in high school become cops, and the awful girls in high school become nurses.
This pains me to agree but it is true. I wirk in a large family practice, hearing the way at least half the nurse speak to the patients is so sad, they are rude and so uncaring. I understand the are short staffed most days and their stress levels are high but the person they are dealing with doesn't deserve to have extra c**p projected on them when as the patient they are generally already dealing with their own stuff.
I've been hospitalized three times in the last two years, and the first two times (in the ICU) the nurses were so mean to me. It's awful to be helpless and have to rely on mean girls to survive.
I want to become an ER nurse. It's so disappointing that there are people like this :(
I met nurses I cannot not love. I met nurses I cannot not hate. The latter ones were the ones with decades in the same job. How come? Abusive workload, abusive payment, abusive patients even sometimes. I just sign out the moment I can move my hand and don't need life support - eases it on them and me.
As someone who went to nursing school for more than a minute, I honestly think this is 8n part because of how competitive it is to get into the ACTUAL program and then get treated like s**t.
So right ! Met all sorts of nurses during my ten years in ems. Some are amazing. So make you wish you could go to a different er.
A thousand times YES! Speaking of unpopular opinions: Every time I see people clapping or banging pots or thanking Nurses for being front line workers, I remember all the bad stuff I've seen them do over the years and think 'really?' It's like watching people applaud the people who've bullied you all your life for showing up to work! Doctors, doubly so.
This is interesting. According to FB, of the people I went to high school with who fit the description in this post, most became nurses. That's not to say they didn't turn out to be lovely people, which they very well may be, but if they haven't changed much, then this is alarmingly accurate.
I was 22 (40+years ago) and having my first child. The in-take nurse was absolutely horrible. Because she didn't see my husband right away she basically called me a slur because I didn't know I was supposed to shave down there and she thought I was just another unwed irresponsible person
Bored Panda was lucky to get through to the author of the thread, and we posed them a couple of questions.
First, we asked what inspired them to make the post: "I keep in touch with my college friends. Inevitably, some of our peers are brought up in conversation, and not all of them in a good way. Some of the latter were political science majors who seemed more concerned with basking in their proximity to power than anything else."
We then invited the author to answer their own question: "I don't have an objective answer to this. I can only speak to what tends to get into my head the most, personally. And the response above answers this question in not so many words. (I also disdain certain movie and TV directors who appeal to an audience's most shallow, nihilistic impulses for easy views, attention, and money.)"
Last but certainly not least, the OP added: "I'm an extremely flawed person. I'm judgmental, self-centered, and a touch petty. It's possible that had I the skill and drive, I would have done something in politics myself, because a part of me is attracted to power. The bottom line is that while I have opinions and a right to express them, I claim no absolute moral high ground. And I think that should be the same for everyone."
Law enforcement seems to have some problems
On the whole less than 1% of Law Enforcement Officers will ever have a problem of doing something bad or crossing the line. However that tiny group tends to commit a lot of problems (like the guy with Floyd's death, he had 17 excessive force and abuse complaints on his record before then), but DA's and Police Unions protect the bad ones, which allows them to flourish)
I'm probably gonna get some hate for this... the military (The US Army to be precise). Probably 99% of the Soldiers are good, honest people. The nature of the job just simply attracts some sickos. The Army does what it can, but It takes a long time to kick someone out of the Army. Source: 6 years Active Duty
I was in the marines and most higher ups are sociopaths, got promoted by kissing the a$$ of the sociopaths, have questionable mental stability, negligible intelligence, and power trip like it’s heroin. I couldn’t believe my life was in the hands of these people.
Academia.
Intelligent people in very niche areas, with no consideration for the real world and social interaction, whilst simultaneously being told they are the best in the world at certain specific subject areas (which is true, but just not as many people care as academics think they do). You end up with an unnecessarily toxic environment of people trying to intellectually one up each other and throw anyone off the ladder on their way up.
It's a cruel, nasty, petty, and poisonous environment.
Yep. The absolute worst, those people will see you and talk to you like you're nothing because they believe they know so much and are touched by God. Ugh! I have a graduate degree. Had to deal with this bs from these fools who wouldn't make it outside academia
My mum worked in a prison. She said that a lot of the men in there for sex offences against children had/were looking for jobs like driving ice cream vans, dressing as Santa at shopping centres etc as they liked kids sitting on their laps etc. Apparently it's way more common than people would think
Human resources
Youth Pastor
Mine was fired for trying to turn our youth group into a cult. Perhaps it's a power trip thing.
Hollywood producer it seems.
Over and over and over.
Investment banking. Not all of them are terrible but to be successful its benefical to be a complete c**t
They basically make their money by siphoning wealth away from those who do actual work. They're pretty much economic parasites, like landlords
Stockbrokers. I have some friends who are stockbrokers. I love them, but man, they are some b******t artists. And not like, "Oh, they're a good salesman, and could sell you anything," No, it's like they make s**t up as they go along and try to sound confident in what they say.
I went looking for a stockbroker five years ago. I didn't find one. They're an extinct species, in my country anyway. You can only find "investment brokers" these days.
Psychology. There are lots of great people in that field, but it also attracted the most manipulate and destructive a*****e I've ever known. He's a licensed therapist now, and I feel sorry for anyone who crosses his path.
Police
Absolutely not true. There are black sheep in every profession, but police are not shady figures in general.
Sales, estate agents, recruiters
I had many jobs and the recruiters have been nice and hardworking people.
Substance abuse mental health professionals seem to fall into one of the following categories: a) wonderful, angelic and highly competent souls who truly want to help drug addicts/alcoholics (they're maybe 20% of the counselors, optimistically); b) burnt-out incompetent/lazy/don't-care types (another 60%); or c) absolute personality-disordered, narcissistic/ Machiavellian sadistic types who really get off on the enormous power/control they have over the lives and fates of the people under their care (maybe another 20%). YMMV. The last group can do a LOT of damage.
Actually... Idk I disagree with this one! I'm in recovery and have worked with many, many substance abuse counselors and professionals and I can truly, honestly say I've never had the misfortune of meeting a bad one they have all been super kind and helpful and just amazing. They saved my life I have nothing bad to say about any of the ones I've worked with ❤️ that's a good thing right?! Most or a lot of them are also recovering addicts so it's possible that is the reason for my good experience. Actually I've had a lot of terrible experiences at hospitals like emergency rooms and stuff and once the ambulance people were really mean and scary to me.
I thought I wanted to be an architect… but then I met a bunch of architects. And architecture students. And architecture professors. And they were pretty much all A******s. It was weird. I mean… how could it be so consistent? But there ya have it.
George Costanza wanted to be an architect, so it sounds like he would have fitted in just fine
Sales.
Ironically i am also getting into sales 🙄
Depends on the sales by extension: marketing. There’s some truly amazing people in that industry but also some genuinely scary psychopaths
Ok so not really a profession but… there is a certain subset of musicians who are also wannabe influencers… particular people who are very on twitter. so back-stabby and clout hungry
Tow truck drivers. At least 80% of all the tow truck drivers I've met have been felons, and about 98% have been shady d**kheads.
Maybe I've just been lucky, but every tow truck driver I've interacted with has been extremely kind. One pulled me out a snow bank and refused payment, another drove me several miles looking for an open motel (before smart phones).
Insofar as psychopaths tend to be dangerous kinds of people, heres a [list of the professions that seem to attract a disproportionate number of psychopaths]:
* Civil servant
* Chef
* Clergy
* Police
* Journalist
* Surgeon
* Salesperson
* Media
* Lawyer
* CEO
Personally, I'd go with sales because there's simply a lot more salespeople than CEOs or police, so it's a lot more likely that you're going to encounter a terrible person who's in sales. My anecdotal experience would also tend to confirm this.
Prisons are full of unsuccessful psychopaths, c-suites are full of successful psychopaths.
Private equity
Bouncers. I swear those people are always looking to create trouble so they can exercise their right to kick a*s
Line cook. A lot of them are great people, but every beyond horrible person I've met has always been a cook
I dunno my buddy was a landlord, but he quit because people trashed his houses and many times didn't pay rent, staying through the whole eviction process. He was really good to the tenants too... but they took advantage of him.
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-Jobs that come with power over other people -Jobs that put potential predators in close unsupervised contact with their prey of choice -Jobs with structural incentives for dishonesty
It's all about the culture.not just at 1 organization but amongst the profession. People are taught one way when they become new to that job and think that that's how they have to treat the next generation coming up and so you end. Up with a vicious cycle that is very hard to break.
It's not jobs, it's just people. A LOT of people are f*****g psycho a******s. I hate people. I LIKE some individuals.
Insurance sales people. They act uppity, entitled and have power trips. If you're and honest person, they will eat you alive and abuse you. They fired me unlawfully for pregnancy complications. Then they had the gall to try and collect premium payments from me. I threatened a lawsuit for wrongful termination after months of verbal abuse if they didn't drop the collection. They left me alone and I kept my word on not pursuing it further. I just wanted to be left alone and forget I ever worked for their internationally well-known supplemental insurance company. Honest to goodness: I just wanted to be left alone and forget the emotional trauma of being screamed at at the convention and Subway parking lots over my personal choices. Getting fired was the last straw about me giving a f**k. You leave me alone and you won't have a PR nightmare worse than the other one that happened 1 year prior to that. It's now been 11 years since then. And yes, everyone in the office was like that. -_-
And no, for legal reasons of it possibly coming back up again, I won't say who the company was. But insurance sales people are THE WORST. Never again.
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Surprised IT Help desk, isn't on here. Some of the rudest, most condescending people I have ever had to deal with... I grew up building my own computers and troubleshooting networks, so I didn't take their c**p. But the way they talked down to other managers and co-workers was shocking. More than once, I had to take the phone and chew them out for their rudeness. Incredible god complexes with that group.
"Influencers" are not mentioned but should be tied with the number one spot
People who sell untested, useless 'healing' products and services. Half are deluded, the other half are con artists.
So, who is left? This list about wipes out a quarter of the human race.
Ob/Gyn's. At least in med school. The most unhappy, heirarchical, bossy, overworked, competitive people ever. And totally lacking in empathy. Maybe it gets better when they get out of med school.
Where’s the 🤬 lawyers??? They’re one of the few professions that are actually anti-productive. They actually lessen the value of anything that they are involved in and delay the activity in the process. OK, to be fair, not ALL lawyers - 99% give the others a bad name 😊
Can those who marry for money then divorce, then marry again for money, divorce, then marry again etc etc be included? They seem to treat it as a profession.
It's not the art of marrying well but the art of divorcing well
Load More Replies... Telemarketing manager should be on there, too. I get there are people who get into this line of work either because it was a job quick to hire or they thought "customer service rep" really was about customer service. Many don't last long in the entry position of being on the phones. But those who got promoted to anything higher up proved they don't give a s**t about anyone, all about making money at any length, and are often hyper, cocky hot shots loaded on morning coke and taquitos, telling his team they can work at McDonalds and get acne if they don't produce more sales. (based on a true events.)
We have to worry about the people who step on others to get to the top not those who worked hard to get there.
Have to agree about nurses, and it's both male and female, not just the women. I worked in healthcare a total of 40 years before retiring a few years ago, though alongside nurses, not as one of them. Mean! Hoo-whee, some of them are so mean, they could kill a tough boar hog with just one sharp-tongued word! They'll be super nice to the patients and fams, but absolute, utter witches with each other. And to the "lesser" staff? We weren't even considered to be human beings by quite a number of RN's, which is all most hospitals can hire now (and they usually have to have their BSN anymore just to be an RN in a hospital).
School deans? Maybe it's just my school. I realized today how much of control freaks they really are when it comes to dress code, late passes, missing school for anything, and what we can and can't access on our computers, there's even a sign on every door leading outside stating that you'll get suspended if you open it for another student whose locked out. Arrived just after the bell rang? Too bad, you have to go to the office and wait 15 minutes in line for a tardy pass. It's ridiculous, the principal is super chill about almost everything, and most people actually really like him, but the deans are such strong enforcers of tiny rules that most of us hate them.
Nobody mentioned actors. Imagine someone who could talk about themselves for hours and still say nothing. Actors.
Can't class it as a Proffession, but it you think about it, it actually is. Middle managment, all the do is manage other managers. It can be a shoe factory or a investment bank, they never manage assets or inventory only department and people. Yet they never direct there attention to where the company is going, only bicker about resources, margins and the bottom line. I fired a lot of them, as good ones are hard to find. But the worst is from above (C*O) you are not allowed to promote lower managers who might be good at the job, no we need outside expertise! F**k the career Middle-managers screwing up millions.
Hmm I do not see system administrator here. Those guys are megalomaniacs. Google "bastard operator from hell" if you want a sample.
Are there technical problems on BP currently? I can´t post comments under the pictures, only replying to other peoples comments.
Accountants. I became a member of an Facebook group for us accountants in my country. I was there less then a week. It was the most poisonous social media group I have ever come across. Full of know-it-all that (because they were accountants) knew exactly how everything in the world works.
I dunno my buddy was a landlord, but he quit because people trashed his houses and many times didn't pay rent, staying through the whole eviction process. He was really good to the tenants too... but they took advantage of him.
Load More Replies... -Jobs that come with power over other people -Jobs that put potential predators in close unsupervised contact with their prey of choice -Jobs with structural incentives for dishonesty
It's all about the culture.not just at 1 organization but amongst the profession. People are taught one way when they become new to that job and think that that's how they have to treat the next generation coming up and so you end. Up with a vicious cycle that is very hard to break.
It's not jobs, it's just people. A LOT of people are f*****g psycho a******s. I hate people. I LIKE some individuals.
Insurance sales people. They act uppity, entitled and have power trips. If you're and honest person, they will eat you alive and abuse you. They fired me unlawfully for pregnancy complications. Then they had the gall to try and collect premium payments from me. I threatened a lawsuit for wrongful termination after months of verbal abuse if they didn't drop the collection. They left me alone and I kept my word on not pursuing it further. I just wanted to be left alone and forget I ever worked for their internationally well-known supplemental insurance company. Honest to goodness: I just wanted to be left alone and forget the emotional trauma of being screamed at at the convention and Subway parking lots over my personal choices. Getting fired was the last straw about me giving a f**k. You leave me alone and you won't have a PR nightmare worse than the other one that happened 1 year prior to that. It's now been 11 years since then. And yes, everyone in the office was like that. -_-
And no, for legal reasons of it possibly coming back up again, I won't say who the company was. But insurance sales people are THE WORST. Never again.
Load More Replies... Surprised IT Help desk, isn't on here. Some of the rudest, most condescending people I have ever had to deal with... I grew up building my own computers and troubleshooting networks, so I didn't take their c**p. But the way they talked down to other managers and co-workers was shocking. More than once, I had to take the phone and chew them out for their rudeness. Incredible god complexes with that group.
"Influencers" are not mentioned but should be tied with the number one spot
People who sell untested, useless 'healing' products and services. Half are deluded, the other half are con artists.
So, who is left? This list about wipes out a quarter of the human race.
Ob/Gyn's. At least in med school. The most unhappy, heirarchical, bossy, overworked, competitive people ever. And totally lacking in empathy. Maybe it gets better when they get out of med school.
Where’s the 🤬 lawyers??? They’re one of the few professions that are actually anti-productive. They actually lessen the value of anything that they are involved in and delay the activity in the process. OK, to be fair, not ALL lawyers - 99% give the others a bad name 😊
Can those who marry for money then divorce, then marry again for money, divorce, then marry again etc etc be included? They seem to treat it as a profession.
It's not the art of marrying well but the art of divorcing well
Load More Replies... Telemarketing manager should be on there, too. I get there are people who get into this line of work either because it was a job quick to hire or they thought "customer service rep" really was about customer service. Many don't last long in the entry position of being on the phones. But those who got promoted to anything higher up proved they don't give a s**t about anyone, all about making money at any length, and are often hyper, cocky hot shots loaded on morning coke and taquitos, telling his team they can work at McDonalds and get acne if they don't produce more sales. (based on a true events.)
We have to worry about the people who step on others to get to the top not those who worked hard to get there.
Have to agree about nurses, and it's both male and female, not just the women. I worked in healthcare a total of 40 years before retiring a few years ago, though alongside nurses, not as one of them. Mean! Hoo-whee, some of them are so mean, they could kill a tough boar hog with just one sharp-tongued word! They'll be super nice to the patients and fams, but absolute, utter witches with each other. And to the "lesser" staff? We weren't even considered to be human beings by quite a number of RN's, which is all most hospitals can hire now (and they usually have to have their BSN anymore just to be an RN in a hospital).
School deans? Maybe it's just my school. I realized today how much of control freaks they really are when it comes to dress code, late passes, missing school for anything, and what we can and can't access on our computers, there's even a sign on every door leading outside stating that you'll get suspended if you open it for another student whose locked out. Arrived just after the bell rang? Too bad, you have to go to the office and wait 15 minutes in line for a tardy pass. It's ridiculous, the principal is super chill about almost everything, and most people actually really like him, but the deans are such strong enforcers of tiny rules that most of us hate them.
Nobody mentioned actors. Imagine someone who could talk about themselves for hours and still say nothing. Actors.
Can't class it as a Proffession, but it you think about it, it actually is. Middle managment, all the do is manage other managers. It can be a shoe factory or a investment bank, they never manage assets or inventory only department and people. Yet they never direct there attention to where the company is going, only bicker about resources, margins and the bottom line. I fired a lot of them, as good ones are hard to find. But the worst is from above (C*O) you are not allowed to promote lower managers who might be good at the job, no we need outside expertise! F**k the career Middle-managers screwing up millions.
Hmm I do not see system administrator here. Those guys are megalomaniacs. Google "bastard operator from hell" if you want a sample.
Are there technical problems on BP currently? I can´t post comments under the pictures, only replying to other peoples comments.
Accountants. I became a member of an Facebook group for us accountants in my country. I was there less then a week. It was the most poisonous social media group I have ever come across. Full of know-it-all that (because they were accountants) knew exactly how everything in the world works.
