Does anyone have any "dream life" work dreams?

[noctua_breve]

Hi all,
there are lots of school dreams we have. I was wondering if anyone ever goes to a job (not their waking life job) when they dream. I've been having more "work" dreams in the last couple of years than the school dreams. Sometimes I work in an office, sometimes in a restaurant, sometimes in a store. More often than in my school dreams, I go through periods where I regularly run late. (!!!) I also don't seem to be doing much once I get there!
I haven't actually been working much in waking life during the last couple of year, so maybe my ingrained work ethic is catching up with me.
Thanks in advance for any feedback.

[CFTraveler]

Yes. I have recurring dreams of where I used to work, in various forms. Just last night I had one of these. In my case I think I'm manifesting it due to where my life is at the moment. (Work from home, could use more money).

[eyeoneblack]

Thinking about this it seems my school/work dreams are about evenly divided and prob. represent two branches of a single cause. The school dreams usually put me in a situation where it's Finals week and I can't find my class in order to take the test, which I know I'll pass but I forgot to go to that class all semester, it just slipped my mind, and I don't which building it is in.

Work place dreams are high end Professional settings where I deal with large amounts of money which I may lose because I wasn't paying attention.

[dreaming90]

Work dreams are common for a lot of people when starting a new job, I hear its especially common for waiters and waitresses

I usually dream that a bunch of last minute customers came into the store and I have to stay late after my shift.

[noctua_breve]

Ugh! Late customers! So annoying no matter in waking life or dreams!

I've gotten the sense that some of the work dreams I have are related to projects -- like doing spiritual work or something. So I was wondering if anyone else had something like that, but I didn't really make that clear.

Thanks for all the other responses though. Definitely work and school play large roles in stimulating anxiety dreams!