I have always been taught to do your best, and as far as I am concerned a job can go one of two ways:
Option 1,
Stand there are mope and wine because you don't like it, and finally get the day over with and go home.
Option 2,
Bust rump to get it done and over with so that you can move onto the next job, which is probably going to be better than what ever it is that you are doing (kind of the grass is greener theory)
I prefer option 2, because I CAN NOT STAND sitting around and waiting! Plus, with option 2, you run yourself into the problem that I have this year, a bidding war between 4 farms to get me to come work for them!
Right now my best offer is $15 an hour, which is already better than my normal $12....
Bad opinions/rumors/workers spread quickly, however sometimes good things spread just as quickly! :)
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