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<blockquote data-quote="takesteady" data-source="post: 5383097" data-attributes="member: 68930">It&#039;s really a mindset thing. If you want it to be, working inside can be the most cake job imaginable and I tell most of the new hires that as well. I know it can take some time to get used to the physical nature of the job, but after that it&#039;s the least stressful job ever and the benefits are&nbsp; unrivaled. I paid essentially nothing for the birth of my child and countless other medical expenses over the years. All for a few hours of work every night. Granted, I work a full time job during the day and I wouldn&#039;t advise anybody try to make a living off just part time work, but it kind of goes without saying. Just WAD for a few hours and go home. If you can get to a point where the supes barely know you exist anymore you have made it. I think if the upsides of the job are impressed upon rookies more we have a better chance of keeping people.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="takesteady, post: 5383097, member: 68930"] It's really a mindset thing. If you want it to be, working inside can be the most cake job imaginable and I tell most of the new hires that as well. I know it can take some time to get used to the physical nature of the job, but after that it's the least stressful job ever and the benefits are unrivaled. I paid essentially nothing for the birth of my child and countless other medical expenses over the years. All for a few hours of work every night. Granted, I work a full time job during the day and I wouldn't advise anybody try to make a living off just part time work, but it kind of goes without saying. Just WAD for a few hours and go home. If you can get to a point where the supes barely know you exist anymore you have made it. I think if the upsides of the job are impressed upon rookies more we have a better chance of keeping people. [/QUOTE]

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