what is an occupation that you have a poor perception of?

And what could a person in that occupation do to change your perception?

8 responses to “what is an occupation that you have a poor perception of?”

  1. Weenis says:

    Teaching.

    Work in for profit education institutions and abolish the Department of Education. If that happens I’d think much more highly of teachers.

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  2. ladybarbara says:

    Child care. I have no understanding of it and don’t want to understand it. Nothing could be said or done to change my thoughts on it. I took care of my own kids and somehow got through it. I cannot understand why anyone would want to make a living taking care of other people’s kids.

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    • Scarlett says:

      @ladybarbara For me that feeling came with age, a natural growing out of finding caring for children fun. When I am in the grocery store now and I hear some kid waling , I cringe

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      • ladybarbara says:

        @Scarlett Last night, in the local grocery store, there were several people with screaming babies. Then I saw one child crying and her cry was softly voiced and almost melodic — as a wind reed. I commented that the child had such a quiet cry — almost pleasing to the ear, although it was a cry. The mother said to me, “My daughter is a mute.” ————– I felt terrible and apologized. But, what voice the child had was a pleasing sound.

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  3. five2one says:

    Politicians.

    For one.

    And, that is a hard question. I think they would really want to be serving the people, and take their job seriously. This is different then the politics of something, like, art and artists, who might be a sort of politician, however.

    Problem with being a politician, or CEO, too, is that you are still existing in a world where those who are highest up ‘lord it over’ those beneath them.

    I think the world needs to change, and that includes the entire system of government. (I do not, however, believe replacing one manmade system with another is the solution, so I do not believe in ‘getting everyone together’ is the answer.)

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  4. Jear77 says:

    Lawyers.

    They’re snakes who prey on the vulnerable for the most part. And even if they’re not, they’re defending those who are guilty, and due to client-attorney privilege the people they’re defending get off scott free.

    Maybe if i saw more doing work with those who needed free legal council, and the ones who are public defenders were competent, it’d be a different story.

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