Month: March 2023
I no longer work at this place, but am still close with two of my ex coworkers. Recently there was a tragic incident that led to the death of one of the ex coworkers family members. I was told by the other ex coworker that the boss refuses to close the office to let the staff go to support the grieving coworker. Are they allowed to just “sorry, but no.” Everyone? This person has worked here for years, as well as the others and they’re very close. I find it kind of disgusting considering everything else this place has done recently. Everyone wants to be there to support this amazing person, but they’re being told no. I will definitely be going, but I’m very sad the rest can’t attend.
“Just do a coding bootcamp!”
I do not want to take a coding bootcamp. I’ve tried coding and hate it with my entire being. I’ve worked for tech companies and engineers were some of the most annoying bootlickers I’ve ever met in my life. Switching to coding shouldn’t be the option to avoid being poor. Pay people everywhere a living fucking wage. Let them have their vacations. I’d actually love to make a living folding clothes all day if it would pay my rent!
So I had to go back into work today after having minor surgery yesterday. I was really frustrated by my customers telling me I need to go home and rest. Yeah I don't get to do that after having to pay $250 to get my cyst drained. $240 for an appointment with a surgeon to get it removed. $360 to pay the surgeon to remove it. $980 to pay the hospital to remove it. And $366 due March 31st to pay for my health insurance for April. I don't get to stay home and recover. I'm an American. Edit: Hopefully my follow up appointment is under $100 to have the stitches removed since I hit my deductible. Again how am I supposed to stay home and recover? I won't have a home to recover in if I don't work. And I'm lucky. If I didn't sign up for Obamacare the…
Straight up fuck this guy
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College Degree Lie on Resume?
My cousin said he's lying on his resume about having a bachelor's degree. They've got an interview at a job that said bachelor's required on Monday. Got me wondering if anyone here has ever tried that and successfully got into a job that said bachelor's required.