How hard are non - engineering officecel jobs?

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 03:53 PM

I work as an engineer for a company, and I see the non engineers ( the majority of whom are fat foids) just sit around , talk, and use their phones all day. Most of these lazy, fat femoids are accountants , hr etc.

Are non engineer /it office jobs really easy, generally speaking? Thoughts?

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 04:01 PM

Hi.

**MetroBrah** · 08-10-2022, 04:02 PM

Anything that’s not engineering or development is easy af srs

Edit:

I will say, sales can be challenging

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by MetroBrah

Anything that’s not engineering or development is easy af srs

Edit:

I will say, sales can be challenging

True. I asked this question on Reddit and got flamed by a bunch of insecure accountants. Fuking retards

**deft0nes** · 08-10-2022, 04:10 PM

I do a lot of IT/supply chain/logistics/demand planning stuff, SAP sales, order management, distribution, Power BI, etc. oil and energy.

Pretty chill most of the time, like physically most office jobs sitting a desk looking at Excel spreadsheets and Outlook emails all day. Dealing with customers/clients can be annoying, though. Lots of middle management to deal with. You need good communication skills/soft skills in engineering, especially teamwork on projects, but it's like 10x more required in other roles, especially sales.The intelligence required for a lot office jobs is definitely average compared to engineering/physics/chemistry/etc. You can train any college grad to do most of these jobs unless you need a cert like accounting/CPA.

**Cleveland33** · 08-10-2022, 04:15 PM

Originally Posted by MetroBrah

Anything that’s not engineering or development is easy af srs

Edit:

I will say, sales can be challenging

Having done both, i think purchasing is more difficult than selling

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by Cleveland33

Having done both, i think purchasing is more difficult than selling

Why? Seems like sales would be more tough.

**N0stradamus** · 08-10-2022, 04:45 PM

Every well-paid engineer I know pretty much quit engineering and got into sales or management.

I work as a finance manager, and believe me, I'm the most useless muthaf/cker in the whole company and yet I constantly get praised by the directors and VPs....

My subordinates do 95% of the work, the only time I have to put in effort is in answering emails and filling out month-end, quarterly and annual reports.

Not even kidding, the more useless you are the more you get paid... we live in a truly backwards, upside-down world....

**FAPhaggot** · 08-10-2022, 04:46 PM

Chit, even engineeringcel office work is super easy. It's all boiled down to repetitive flows and BKMs so any Pajeet can be hired in off the street and go do it.

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**Cleveland33** · 08-10-2022, 04:51 PM

Originally Posted by johnnydeep1

Why? Seems like sales would be more tough.

well for one, if you make a mistake cause you got sucked in by some sales guy's pitch or you missed a supplier's qualifications (which they love to be vague or downright shady about) it's on you. You can shut a line down by not having a part in on time cause you screwed up. Often times that can mean guys not getting paid cause of you.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by N0stradamus

Every well-paid engineer I know pretty much quit engineering and got into sales or management.

I work as a finance manager, and believe me, I'm the most useless muthaf/cker in the whole company and yet I constantly get praised by the directors and VPs....

My subordinates do 95% of the work, the only time I have to put in effort is in answering emails and filling out month-end, quarterly and annual reports.

Not even kidding, the more useless you are the more you get paid... we live in a truly backwards, upside-down world....

Yep. Outside of engineering/it, office jobs are easy af.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 05:42 PM

Originally Posted by Cleveland33

well for one, if you make a mistake cause you got sucked in by some sales guy's pitch or you missed a supplier's qualifications (which they love to be vague or downright shady about) it's on you. You can shut a line down by not having a part in on time cause you screwed up. Often times that can mean guys not getting paid cause of you.

Thanks for the info

**McFlavour** · 08-10-2022, 05:42 PM

Sales by far, none of you engineering nerds would have a job without someone selling your product/service

**xbluexhawkx** · 08-10-2022, 05:48 PM

what about technical sales?

it's alot of money but I do NOT want to travel at all lol

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by McFlavour

Sales by far, none of you engineering nerds would have a job without someone selling your product/service

True, I mean outside of sales. Yeah, sales suck . Dealing with angry customers and chit

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by xbluexhawkx

what about technical sales?

it's alot of money but I do NOT want to travel at all lol

True, I was not at talking customer service

**dyee4613** · 08-10-2022, 06:43 PM

Originally Posted by johnnydeep1

I work as an engineer for a company, and I see the non engineers ( the majority of whom are fat foids) just sit around , talk, and use their phones all day. Most of these lazy, fat femoids are accountants , hr etc.

Are non engineer /it office jobs really easy, generally speaking? Thoughts?

It depends. My job is pretty damn easy. I sit around talking and playing on my phone a lot.

**Godfrd824** · 08-10-2022, 06:44 PM

Originally Posted by johnnydeep1

I work as an engineer for a company, and I see the non engineers ( the majority of whom are fat foids) just sit around , talk, and use their phones all day. Most of these lazy, fat femoids are accountants , hr etc.

Are non engineer /it office jobs really easy, generally speaking? Thoughts?

The most fun part is that they all make more than you.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by Godfrd824

The most fun part is that they all make more than you.

No. Those fat foids make like half of me. They get like 50,000

Nothing wrong with having a stress less job.

**HarryfromCali** · 08-10-2022, 06:49 PM

I think non-engineering office jobs are just ****ing around the entire day and barely doing work, hell I do level-3 IT work (I work from home) and when it's busy I'm busting my ass and when it's not busy I'm watching YouTube or browsing the web srs

**CremeFraicheBro** · 08-10-2022, 07:12 PM

What do you mean, engineering jobs are easy AF. Sure the school is more difficult but the actual work is cake.

I’d argue an architect or maybe a civil engineer could be tough.

**Ausaric** · 08-10-2022, 07:27 PM

Basically just hell. Backstabbing. Bullchit. Paper compliance. Zero teamwork. Competition where there doesn’t have to be.

I’m an assistant regional director at Walgreen’s and we deal with this all the time. I make about $46,000 a year so I would LIKE to be respected but sometimes you can’t get what you want.

I’m literally gonna be thinking about this and probably dreaming about it now that you posted it so thanks so much.

My area manager is in tomorrow so this was a good way for me to have bad dreams tonight.

EDIT: I have to get off the Misc and try to get some sleep to prepare for tomorrow. I could get fired.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by CremeFraicheBro

What do you mean, engineering jobs are easy AF. Sure the school is more difficult but the actual work is cake.

I’d argue an architect or maybe a civil engineer could be tough.

Accounting and finance jobs are pretty much data entry. Most officecel jobs are easy.

Engineering is easy, but not as easy. Not swaying that Engineering is much harder.

School is always a pain in the ass, but the real job is easier, unless you are a dicrctor or some chit. I talked to one accountant who is getting his ass busted over the CPA, but he told me that all he does is put in cash receipts and data entry work in real life.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-10-2022, 07:55 PM

Originally Posted by HarryfromCali

I think non-engineering office jobs are just ****ing around the entire day and barely doing work, hell I do level-3 IT work (I work from home) and when it's busy I'm busting my ass and when it's not busy I'm watching YouTube or browsing the web srs

Yeah, unless you work for a firl (like CPA firm)

I talked to a partner and he said that his job was easy. He just had a chit ton of work to do though, but it wasn't hard.

**AlexxVann** · 08-10-2022, 08:06 PM

Pretty fcking easy as you progress through the roles.

I'm a sales manager and my job is basically making sure everyone is hitting targets, do the occasional sales work myself but mainly delegate work to others, help when needed and then run sales and profit reports at the end of each month. Was a grind to get here though.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-11-2022, 04:18 PM

Originally Posted by AlexxVann

Pretty fcking easy as you progress through the roles.

I'm a sales manager and my job is basically making sure everyone is hitting targets, do the occasional sales work myself but mainly delegate work to others, help when needed and then run sales and profit reports at the end of each month. Was a grind to get here though.

Exactly.

Most ppl with non stem office jobs (fat foids) in my company sit around and use their phones and talk all day

**300Lane1** · 08-11-2022, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by johnnydeep1

Accounting and finance jobs are pretty much data entry. Most officecel jobs are easy.

Engineering is easy, but not as easy. Not swaying that Engineering is much harder.

School is always a pain in the ass, but the real job is easier, unless you are a dicrctor or some chit. I talked to one accountant who is getting his ass busted over the CPA, but he told me that all he does is put in cash receipts and data entry work in real life.

Data entry bruh? I guess I'll just magically come up with next years budget and enter it...I don't work in taxes so can't speak on that, but I'm a finance manager in public safety. Although there are data entry aspects of the job I do, most of it involves projections, analysis, market research, trends, etc. You don't just "data enter" that.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-11-2022, 06:02 PM

Originally Posted by Ausaric

Basically just hell. Backstabbing. Bullchit. Paper compliance. Zero teamwork. Competition where there doesn’t have to be.

I’m an assistant regional director at Walgreen’s and we deal with this all the time. I make about $46,000 a year so I would LIKE to be respected but sometimes you can’t get what you want.

I’m literally gonna be thinking about this and probably dreaming about it now that you posted it so thanks so much.

My area manager is in tomorrow so this was a good way for me to have bad dreams tonight.

EDIT: I have to get off the Misc and try to get some sleep to prepare for tomorrow. I could get fired.

That sucks. Most office jobs are pretty easy. I would change.

**johnnydeep1** · 08-11-2022, 06:03 PM

Originally Posted by 300Lane1

Data entry bruh? I guess I'll just magically come up with next years budget and enter it...I don't work in taxes so can't speak on that, but I'm a finance manager in public safety. Although there are data entry aspects of the job I do, most of it involves projections, analysis, market research, trends, etc. You don't just "data enter" that.

True, sorry that was a generalization.

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