Jobs you find satisfying?

[djbobbins]

i find Farming satisfying!! i did a stint helping a mate lambing, really really good fun!!

 

Dairy I think I could cope with, body clock might take a bit of getting used to, but sheep are buggers - I did a stint on a family farm during school holidays years ago. I have a hard-etched memory of a day when a group of us rounded up, penned, sheared 650 ewes and wormed 1,000 lambs.

 

How is it that a 2 foot high sheep can climb an almost sheer three foot verge, and five foot of dry stone wall on top? How? No really, how?! I reckon they must be possessed!

[LancsMike]

getting all the tools/machines/vehicles locked up at the end of the day and sitting down with a cold beer:beerglass:

 

Im with you on that one

 

Its also nice too that people come to you for advice and help and you're known as the go to person to get stuff done or if they want to bounce an idea off you its satisfying to be thought of well.

[Gareth Smith]

Not really a job but for me it's tucking the kids in bed at night ! That's the reason I wouldn't go work away from home as no amount of money can beat that !

[WoodED]

sound engineering a good gig

 

yh same or mixing and mastering down tracks for my mates using protools

[armchairarborist]

 

Anything else, apart from tree work, that people get job satisfaction out of?

 

ah i see:blushing:, yes fencing, vehicle wiring, getting an old motorcar to run and pass an mot when its been abandoned by others (not restoring)

[AHPP]

Making holes (however in whatever) and, very occasionally, washing up!

[Rich Rule]

I don't mind a bit of tiling, and have got quite good I think! Any DIY is good for me, putting up shleves where you wouldn't think a shelf could go is always good!!

 

Ditto. I have been tiling the bathroom this weekend. I enjoy it but I can't say I'm any good at it.

[WeeDee]

A sharp auger bit, a hand brace, and the slow turn - feeling the wood shave off as the hole is bored.

Yes, I like drilling holes.

[AHPP]

Whatever you make in life, you have to start with a hole.

[easy-lift guy]

Traveling and working trade shows and seeing the satisfaction on a customers face after they have tried a product knowing it was all worth it and a job well done. Sharing that with others means so much!.