Category: Antiwork

I can’t cope with my office job. I’m paid for 40 hours a week to do boring tedious work that I hate, and counting lunch breaks I’m in the office for 42.5 hours a week. My commute is 2 hours each way, so this takes my 42.5 hours up to 62.5 hours a week that are committed to work. I am exhausted by the time I get home and have neither the time or energy to do anything other than shower, eat quick processed food and sleep. I cannot keep doing this. I hate that this is my life. I am losing my mind and the will to live. How can I leave this lifestyle?

So, I just tried to do a basic search within this subreddit for Big Y and got no hits. Does that mean they’re a decent company to work for? Any leads would be helpful. I’m likely accepting a job regardless, just wanna know what I’m getting into. From the little I read, it seems like an okay place to spend my time, forcefully, (“at will” is bullshit, considering that if you aren’t working and staying on the grid, you get in trouble, so…)

Elon musk is such an inspiration to me. This is a guy who believes in hard work, family and innovation – Just like me. That's why he's anti-union, leaves all child rearing to the mother(s) of his children and allows his companies to receive tax breaks and subsidies from governments around the world so he can make his penis rocket better than the other penis-rockets out there. He's a sound guy who worried about the world. He says we need to make more babies or we're not going to have enough workers to make more penis-rockets and cars. He is the richest man on the planet because he is smart. Smart enough to be born to a family that owned an emerald mine in south africa. Smart enough to be born to parents who enabled him to have one of the best educations you could buy and then smart enough…

Has anyone else noticed how many places seem have a job where the person’s sole job is to do nothing but watch the security cameras, just to catch employees doing something wrong? There’s a big sandwich chain, and several local people have told me if they sit, take out their phone, or anything against the rules, the local office will call and fire them on the spot. Hell, at my job, we are all warned that management constantly watches the cameras all the time.

Job Posting: We want an amazing photographer with +5 years experience studio work, who can also be a videographer, model, creative director, social media manager, and sometimes event coordinator. *During screening process, no interview” Hiring Manager: “What is your salary requirement?” Me: “Before discussing a salary requirement, I'd like to hear more specific details about the role, team structure, and environment. However, based on my previous pay experience and how I am interpreting your job listing, I'd expect a salary range of $XX-XX. Can we discuss the job listing in more detail?” Hiring Manager: “While we love your work and are impressed by your portfolio, we regret to inform you that we cannot meet your salary requirements and will be looking for someone else” Me: Annoyed because I just wanted to confirm what they are asking for and wondering how anyone doing all of that work would take something less…