What was the toughest job you ever had?

Weirdly, none of the employed jobs were particularly challenging, except sometimes physically taxing or annoying at times. I think that's standard for everyone.

I'd say my time in university was more challenging, we had skill sessions and personal development groups where I had to counsel people and at the start of all of this I was 18. Prior to this, all the experience I had was from friends/family and from stories I had read, so to see people share such vulnerable parts of themselves to me at a stage in my life where I was in my own mental conflict, it got overwhelming at times. I don't regret it though. I enjoyed it because I knew its what I wanted to do, but I would sometimes walk away holding onto the emotions shared with me and it took a while to navigate my way around that.

Trying to help my wife as she slowly lost her battle with cancer.

I used to do picking and dependent on the season it got really busy, and they'd expect you to to turn around 200 picks an hour. I got into fitness after that.
I had a mentally challenged job a few years ago, it was hard, Bully culture, call centre culture, hated it, found a colleague dead due to the bully nature. It broke me mentally, and if honest, I wasn't right since. Its something I have only admitted to myself recently.
yes I had the support there but it was more so how badly people could affect someones own life. I still cant come to terms with it.

At a fish packing warehouse. Nasty and hard work.

I worked for UPS one summer loading trucks - not the little brown delivery trucks, but big 18 wheeler trucks. The was a huge conveyor belt that ran the length of the building. There were side chutes that would direct packages to the proper truck.

If you were too slow, packages would back up onto the main conveyor belt. You’d hear a siren and then someone over the loudspeaker saying “ Blockage Truck #8”. You’d then have to scramble up the chute to unblock everything.

I remember coming home so sweaty that I literally had to peel my clothes off.

The military was pretty easy but people make it hard

Sewer plant cleaner in a trailer park

What I’m doing right now as a caretaker. Not only the daily cooking, cleaning and washing but also nurse, masseuse and go for.

My experience was/is similar.

1): Parenting

2): Working at an Amazon warehouse

Working at Burger King it was way to fast for me but my current job is the easiest job ever I’m a lifeguard

working at restaurants dealing with entitled social climber brats lol

Package delivery seems like a easy job

Free labor for my dad's plumbing company

Bacon factory😢

Being a sister

Working in the south was difficult for me because I saw racism in such a day to day way it made me sick to my stomach. I ended up very depressed while living there. I’ll never forget the director talking with a co worker of mine while I was right there & they both agreed that black women had a “smell to them” & they were confused & revolted that this coworker of mine her ex was now dating a black woman. My time there is forever burned into my soul. I’ll never be able to grasp those that see others as better or less because of color.