I work for BYU-Idaho in the Academic Administration office.
This is my official name tag. It's the same picture
that's on my student ID and yes, the mustache is real.
Yes, Chris, Bryan, and David, you may revel over its glory.
My job is actually super easy and laid back. My main job, I think, is to answer phones. As no one really ever calls my extension (twice maybe this semester?) this gives me lots of downtime. I mean, sometimes I'm asked to scan something or run something to another department on campus but for the most part I do homework, read the news, play games on my phone, make origami, and eat the candy from the candy bowls that we set out. Ahhhh, on-campus jobs.
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This is my desk right now. I have yet to answer the phones
or do anything important today and I get off in 5 minutes. Winning.
I guess the only "downside" is that I have to wear a shirt and tie to work. And since I work every single day, I don't wear normal clothes all that often. Just Tuesdays and Thursdays when I have a few hours between school and work. All in all, it's a good job and the people I work for and the other students I work with are groovy so no complaints there either.
This is me. In case you forgot.
5 comments:
Yay for time at work to write! Tell us a story about the elementary school where you work.......
wat. i hate you and your cushy easy job right now. it sounds so terrible :( actually it sounds wonderful but i'll tell myself that you are miserable or i might crack.
you look like a scary scary chris in that last picture. also i am kind of jealous of your job but also not because i had work like that over the summer and it was so so so boring but i was still exhausted afterwards. thank goodness for pinterest...
Man, your job sounds awesome. And, sorry, but I didn't notice the mustache.
This is Chris, not Anna
1) I am glad that Katie didn't notice your mustache. Ha ha ha
2) I never get to wear normal clothes except on saturdays. And then only if I take a shower...
3) I always wanted one of those nice cushy campus jobs. I tended to get the kind of job that you only work 9 weeks at a time for and then quit. Like carpet cleaning and midnight-3am doughnut dipping
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