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It's not the flying that is stressful, it's the uncertainty, pay-cuts, long-a$$ days, short overnights, etc, etc, etc!
GMAFB! Stressful my ass. The desk job I had while on furlough was ten times more stressful than flying. We're a bunch of pampered cry babies who'll never make enough money like back in the "good" ol' days, never have the schedules we so richly deserve, never get the respect we so badly deserve to stroke our over-inflated ego's, and on and on......what a bunch of whiners. It's no wonder we get stereotyped as pompous a$$holes by a good percentage of the public. And we seriously think they'll give a $hit when we picket about how bad we have it.........pathetic.
Grow a pair, show up, do your job and STFU already. Our grandparents would be embarrassed.
wow.. do me a favor, the next tine you're furloughed, look for a better job and stay there.
wow.. do me a favor, the next tine you're furloughed, look for a better job and stay there.
If this job is so stressful, perhaps you should follow your own advice.
ever try to change careers in your 40's? when the only professional skill you have is flying?
Thankfully I am not as stressed as some since I don't work for a living... I work for something to do.
So by your own admission you haven't worked in another career, so how do you know if this is stressful compared to other careers? I have changed professions, not in my 40's though, but in my late 30's. Not to undermine this career or make light of it's flaws, but this job is so much less stressful that it's almost comical. Yes, it has its drawbacks, yes, it can involve life threatening situations, but going home after a trip without carrying any of the baggage to sleep on is unlike any corporate job you will ever have, period.
So by your own admission you haven't worked in another career, so how do you know if this is stressful compared to other careers? I have changed professions, not in my 40's though, but in my late 30's. Not to undermine this career or make light of it's flaws, but this job is so much less stressful that it's almost comical. Yes, it has its drawbacks, yes, it can involve life threatening situations, but going home after a trip without carrying any of the baggage to sleep on is unlike any corporate job you will ever have, period.