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    edited December 2024 in Chit-Chat
    I work as a Service Advisor at a auto repair shop. Lots of drama working with all men 😋xppo22x3uvbx.jpg

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      solo admin for a scaffold company and i agree, soooo much drama working with men !!

      i used to be admin for my local councils transport department :smile:
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      liaoverbrook wrote: »
      solo admin for a scaffold company and i agree, soooo much drama working with men !!

      i used to be admin for my local councils transport department :smile:

      Well I cant lie, I get a little dramatic at times as well😂
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      I work as a construction inspector, so surrounded by men as well, but I find the drama is way less than when I worked as a code enforcement officer for the city in a building with a lot of women sharing the same space.
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      leerena1973 wrote: »
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      Well I cant lie, I get a little dramatic at times as well😂

      Same haha, the lads just make that way with all their stupidity :') I do miss working with girls though!
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      InspectorRed wrote: »
      I work as a construction inspector, so surrounded by men as well, but I find the drama is way less than when I worked as a code enforcement officer for the city in a building with a lot of women sharing the same space.

      Your job sounds so interesting! Sorry if I sound dense but whats a code enforcement officer?
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      liaoverbrook wrote: »
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      Your job sounds so interesting! Sorry if I sound dense but whats a code enforcement officer?

      It was in a small town, so I issued all building permits and did the inspections; sent out notices to people that needed to mow or clean their yards; I was the supervisor for the animal control officer; and I was head of the planning commission and zoning boards.
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      etelfer39 wrote: »
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      Avocado_AS5 wrote: »
      I work in a cubicle.

      X2
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      Avocado_AS5 wrote: »
      I work in a cubicle.

      @Avocado_AS5


      .... that's one lucky cubicle.
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      LeGaCyGiAnT wrote: »
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      X2

      X3 - but small gov office - pretty laid back vibe so I can't complain .
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      Cowsfan1 wrote: »
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      X3 - but small gov office - pretty laid back vibe so I can't complain .

      X4 in a big, uptight gov't office.

      But I can now retire any time I want so it makes working a different experience when you don't need to be there.
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