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Originally Posted by ghoastgirl1
I believe they have such a problem keeping student workers because when you're learning something that doesn't take 2 or 3 brain cells to rub together to figure out and someone is acting like its a seriously difficult task, it's not motivating. If I were to leave, they would have no one to work for them Tuesdays and Thursdays and therefore would be forced to do the copying and delivering themselves. I would need a payraise inorder to stay at this job through the summer into next year.
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Well, this is partially true. Work/study postions just aren't fulfilling no matter what. They are temporary ... most likely the only reason this position exists is so the school can offer it as financial aid and get some form of grant money from the government. Sort of a "create a need to fill a need" philosophy.
If you were to leave, they'd just hire another student. There's most likely a waiting list.
Just remind yourself that it's temporary.