Before you guess some place that's actually cool, like Iceland or Colorado, I will tell you.
I am currently sitting behind a rather unattractive reception desk in the dinky, freezing office of the Music Department Division of Performance Studies at my beloved university.
Yes! I am one of those lucky, lucky students shamelessly availing themselves of fellow students' tuition money by doing almost NOTHING and calling it work-study. I started last week and I can already say that this is, without a doubt, the smartest employment decision I have ever made.
The fact that I am writing a blog post while "working" is a pretty clear indicator of how dull and free this kind of job is. I have spent a large majority of my time working here reading A Walk in the Woods for the millionth time and sketching band logo ideas. No joke.
Here's how a typical day might run down:
- Arrive, and sit reading for an hour, waiting for something to do.
- A small task, such as shredding a stack of paper, is given to me and I am happily occupied for about fifteen minutes.
- I sit some more. Maybe check facebook or sketch for a bit.
- A phone rings. I transfer a call.
- More sitting.
- I go home.
I'm not kidding! This is what it's like! I can hardly believe my luck. Once I got to deliver an inter-office memo envelope across campus. What an adventure it was!
Oo. The boss just came in. I might get to go get a paper from Purchasing! (What is Purchasing, anyways? I haven't the foggiest.)
I've got to go. Important business is afoot! Papers must be carried! Things must be signed! Sticky notes must be stuck!
I've got to go. Important business is afoot! Papers must be carried! Things must be signed! Sticky notes must be stuck!
I love this job.
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