• Question: do you love your job

    Asked by jury1torn on 19 Sep 2025. This question was also asked by tram1torn, ansa532hats96.
    • Photo: Stephanie Buttigieg

      Stephanie Buttigieg answered on 19 Sep 2025:

      Yes! Sometime I get frustrated when my code doesn’t work or there’s a problem that I can’t solve, but nothing beats discovering something new about the Universe 🙂

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      William Tolmie answered on 24 Sep 2025:

      I would say I really like my job. I definitely love parts of my job like helping patients and interacting with nurses and doctors to help them be better at parts of their job but there are also days where I will have to do some more boring tasks, so a step or two off the l-word yet. This is my first job after university so I think I am still trying to find my special interest and I have a lot of interesting tasks to pick from still.

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      Melissa Upjohn answered on 21 Feb 2026:

      Yes I love my job, I enjoy the variety of the projects that I work on and I like feeling that the work I do makes life better for animals and their owners.

    • Photo: Amrit Phull

      Amrit Phull answered on 23 Feb 2026:

      I love being an engineer and solving problems! Its so fun getting to work with real systems and see the impact that you have 🙂 My current job isn’t my favourite yet, because I don’t get to do lots of engineering… but I’m young and I’m trying lots of new things, so that’s okay. Hopefully my next job will be one that I really love!!

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      Luke Detraux answered on 23 Feb 2026:

      There’s so much to love about being a scientist. I love that I have the freedom to study what I find interesting. I love that the community is very supportive. I love that I feel like I’m doing something important.

      No job is perfect and everyone has hard days, but I definitely have more good days than bad!

    • Photo: Nazia Bannister

      Nazia Bannister answered on 24 Feb 2026:

      Yes! I get to work outdoors, meet different people, visit lots of woodlands and garden centres and I work with a fab team. I am looking forward to taking term time holidays in the future 🙂

Comments

  • Photo: Martin McMahon

    Martin McMahon commented on :

    Oh yes, 3D printing is at the forefront of advanced manufacturing, and that means I get to see a lot of very cool stuff and meet some really interesting and clever people. Who wouldn’t love that?