Hello, I decided to make a topic in which everyone can share about themselves, and it is - what do you do, whether here or outside Bulgaria, are you satisfied with your salary, what is your dream profession and what position do you want to rise in your field ... Let's see how many of us work what they like and whether you are financially satisfied.
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I am a specialist in meditation and zen. I also deal with spiritual mentoring. I work in Bulgaria, but I often travel for seminars abroad. YES, I like my job, the truth is that I adore it because it brings me satisfaction and harmony!
Web design in Bulgaria. My salary is ok with my current needs. Fortunately, this is the thing I want to do and I like to do it :)
I have been a chef for 7-8 years, I love to cook, but when it comes to work, I hate it. Cooking is one of the most stressful jobs and if I went back in time I would never put my energy into it. If I'm lucky I'll be able to retrain and change jobs, I'm 27. I take EUROS 60 per day for a 12-hour shift without a day off. EUROS 1,800, but in my opinion money doesn't matter when you don't like something
I am a social worker. My salary is low EUROS 650. I like my job, although at times I would like to be more isolated and not in direct contact with the huge number of people I meet every day.
I deal with the relationship with business clients in a medical equipment company. I get a relatively adequate salary so far 1400, but the responsibilities and the necessary knowledge are many.
I am a receptionist in a small hotel in Sofia. Yes, at first glance it is not a dream job, and as it usually happens in Bulgaria, I studied for one thing or another, but over time I saw a lot of positive sides. In the first place, working with people. Yes, it is stressful to smile all the time, but on the other hand 99% of the customers are quite kind and positive and from some of them you can even learn new and interesting things. For example, a few years ago we had a couple of retired Canadians. They had traveled halfway around the world, and because they stayed with us for a long time, they liked to stay with me and talk. Well, believe me, I learned a lot of interesting things about their travels in Africa and life in Canada. So my job is generally cool except for one thing. The salary! As we all know, on the one hand we are supposedly developing tourism, but on the other hand the salaries of those working in tourism are among the lowest. So if one day I am forced to change jobs, it will be only because of that. However, I will miss contact with people.