Antiwork

It’s tiresome. You have managers that have truly no clue how front lines processes work, and because of that you end up with ridiculous and unattainable goals , as well as procedures to do things that make no sense. It comes down to management never wanting to take responsibility and pushing any blame for their shitty goals or ideas to the people below them, or them just never being able to fathom they could be wrong.

i started working at 19 after dropping out of school, not to say that i wasn't depressed before that but never suicidal or addicted to any kind of drugs, now alcohol is a must in the weeknd, sleep is impossible without weed and the stress of homelessness being in the corner if i ever lose my job is making me contemplating killing myself and it actually seems like a good idea, i keep fantasizing about ODing on morphine at least 2 times a day, i am only 23 and i feel like i've lived enough,, the most beautiful years of my life were working 9 hours a day a job that doesn't even make any sense, there must more to life than this

I thought I was finally starting to move up in the world, I wasn’t going to be struggling from pay check to pay check in a miserable workplace anymore. I got hired on the spot for a new job a month ago. Unfortunately, my dick head boss hired two more experienced guys right after me. I got fired yesterday for not being experienced enough, and he claims they won’t be able to trust me fast enough. Sure Carl, whatever helps you sleep at night. I’m not sure what I’m going to do, but I guess we’ll see how much of a labor shortage there really is.

The top 1% The big monopolies The places we all feel like we're forced to work at or buy products from are the places (and have been as we all know) causing an extreme climate crisis for the life of our planet and on our planet. I posted this like an hour ago and started getting called names and death threats. I didn't come at it very well the first time and didn't realize the way I posted my title sounded like I was saying that the average was now 70°F higher than it used to be. There was a heatwave and during that the temperature made it up to 11°F when it's usually somewhere around -56°F. The coldest place on Earth was about 25°F away from being above freezing. I think we can make a change by voting with our money, buying from the most sustainable places and not…