I started working two weeks ago for 40hrs a week (including 2,5hrs breaks a week as it's 30 minutes a day). Working from 6:00 am to 2:00 pm in a chocolate factory as a production assistant, which means mainly to work at an assembly line stacking things, storage stuff, transporting supplies and so on.
Well, I'm 19 and finished school this summer but didn't have a university this year yet as I only applyed for medicine. Gonna try it for engineering, chemistry, biology and medicine next year so I'll definitly start studying next winter.
Thus I searched for a job for 1) money 2) expierence of how work is.
It's pretty damn tiring but it's a nice loan given the fact that I'll only work until next february and this job requires no qualification at all (9,33€/hour). It's also a very potent appeal to definitly do a nice job at university as I could never imagine to work this way for years!
The fact that it's a job without any intellectual requirements makes it reaalllyyy boring while it's putting quite some strain on my body so it's really just waiting for the day to end. So I keep my head busy with thinking about anything, such as calculating how much chocolate goes into a palette without looking at the lable at the box (which I did pretty precisely as I turned out to estimate 130kg for a 129kg palette

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It's quite nice to have the job though. Earning some money while it's a nice training for my body, it's definitly burning a lot of calories which is quite nice after having done pretty much nothing since finishing school :P Also training feet, legs, lower and upper back, biceps, shoulders, lower arms and hands xD