I returned to work today after a 2 week mini-vacation during which I spent time with my family and away from the drudgery of work. I walk to my bosses room to discuss my tasks for the day. The first thing he does is not ask me if I enjoyed my time off or what I was up to the last couple of weeks, but rather tell me in an annoyed tone that I didn't respond to a work email I received a week ago (while I was still on leave). This obviously annoyed me and I bluntly responded with “I was on leave”. He says “Yeah but it was a 15 minute task at most”. I don't give a fuck if it was a 30 second task, I'm not doing anything work related if I'm on fucking leave. I've been fuming about this the entire day and have intentionally…
stop asking about employment gaps
New poor vs old poor.
This is bullshit. The fucking boomer generation doesn’t need handouts paid for by me. Im never going to see that social security money in my lifetime. I want it now. Fuck you government.
Me vs nazi boy pt2
I’m 28 single mom of 2 young kids and my 5 year old woke up at 3 am saying she was dizzy she was hot checked temp and she was 101. I texted my gm per her request to give her as much notice if I thought I had a problem that my kid had a fever and wasn’t sure if I could make it to work. I texted again at 4 that I was for sure not going to make it in since my kids fever hadn’t broke and daycare policy needed kids 24 hour fever free. My shift was 8am I had texted another manager at 630 to make sure they were aware. They were not my gm never let them know so manager calls me saying I can’t call out less then 2 hours before my shift and I have to come in they need me and…
Stumbled across this on tiktok https://www.wobble.work/ and I feel like this community would enjoy it Especially us remote workers
I was hired as QA – entry level (switched career). They commented on me that I didn't know anything but I spoke confidently so they hired me with a very low pay. I accepted. They told me to work as font-end developer as “challenge” to see if I was honest and wanted to work for them. Completely alone, no support, nothing. I asked them if I could leave, they said no, I already signed the 6 months contract, or I would have to pay them money. I thought they meant it. I managed to study HTML CSS, JS, SQL alone, and run the project and fix all the things they told me to without a senior or any support. After 5 months I reached my limit, I wanted to work as QA, I asked them if the challenge was done. They told me that they sorry but they just got…
Yep. I did it. Im getting paid two years 75% of my previous income and im getting oceans of free time. It's over bros. I'm checking out.