I have had a host of varying tasks over the years, with some being harder than others.
My first task was working a dishwasher in the dining room at an assisted living facility in my hometown.
Although I was making just over minimum wage at the time, I was so proud of the money I was earning at the age of 15. My parents were proud of my hard work ethic as well. When I got older, I had a Summer task taking photos of youth athletic activitys for a local newspaper. Although some of my task was spent at home in front of my laptop, most of the work had myself and others out at athletic activitys games in the afternoon and night hours taking photos of young athletes. It was a fun task while it lasted, however unluckyly multiple of us know now what happened to countless local newspapers across the country in the years since. Although I work in the insurance industry now, I spent much of my 20s as a repair serviceman for an electrical business. I had a work truck that I used everyday, however it had a few mechanical complications from the jump. The air conditioner wasn’t working when I was issued the truck and it took several months for myself and others to get the boss to fix it. I spent several months while I was in the Springtime season without cooling system in my work truck and it still drove myself and others crazy. My cousin is an Heating and A/C serviceman and he said that his truck’s air conditioner stopped working last year and his boss still hasn’t fixed it. I can’t imagine working everyday in a physical task and not having air cooling in your work truck.