Is Everyone Happy?

[M Greenaway]

How many of you guys are happy in what you do, and go home with a real sense of value and worth ?

 

[Atul Khandekar]

I don't know what I would do if I didn't like what I do.

 

[Sam]

Sure I like what i do. It beats the alternative.

 

[Aaron Lupo]

I love what I do, but sometimes not where I am doing it.

 

[mooser]

I like what I do. I have to put up fair amount of BS, but I'm sure most of us do.
Mooser

 

[Kevin Mader]

I would have to say that I don't find great satisfaction in my work. This has more to do with the corporate culture of the organization than it does the field of Quality.

 

[Michael T]

There are days...

Right now my job isn't the worse one I've had (in the Quality profession), but it still lacks a good bit to be desired. I think my biggest gripe is lack of commitment/support to a real quality program. There is, what I consider, a lot of lip service, some [email protected] measures and some dog & pony stuff, but when it comes to implementation of a real quality initiative (like QFD for example), I get, "Oh, that's a great idea, but we're not ready to do that just yet." Yeah, yeah... I'll be worm dirt before they (upper management) ever gets their eyes checked and can focus on something beyond the bottom line for this quarter.

Thanks for the opportunity to vent....

Cheers!

 

[db]

I love it!!!!!!!

This may sound crazy, but I LOVE what I do, I love where I do it, and I even am quite satisfied with my pay! Sometimes I almost feel guilty getting a paycheck! I especially love it when a company I am working with “gets it”!

 

[energy]

Me too!

Like almost everybody, I like what I do. I just don't like anybody else. Think that's a problem? They do not share my enthusiasm, nor I their's. What we Quality Geeks do is a game to the uninformed. So. we play the game!

 

[David Mullins]

I prefer the alternatives

Sam's got it wrong. If the alternative was playing golf, drinking beer and chasing skirts...................