Antiwork

Had a meeting this week where I mentioned that I had created a tool to help make some of our work a bit easier/more efficient. My boss' response: That meeting wasn't very productive (there was pushback from one other person in the meeting and discussion/disagreement as we hashed out the best way to implement). I have too much work to do and so many projects that I can't even think about process. You need to reconsider your need to have processes.

Honestly I don't know how people can be so stupid and ignorant in the upper positions. Im currently working in a warehouse, it was a pretty fun job and I had my complaints but at the end of the day I need the job and It had more positives than negatives, fast forward to 1 year ago we moved to a bigger warehouse since the companies looks like it's doing really well ( I don't even know how ), I could point things that shouldn't even be done ever, our inventory is currently inexistent since we dont do that ever Wich means tons of things keep getting lost everyday but they don't care and the strawberry on the cake Is short staffed. They hired like 10 people now in the past 6 months, we only need 2 of them to stay with us but they keep leaving because of the…

Found out I have covid today (again 🤦‍️). I told my boss and he said ‘No worries we don’t care anymore see you tomorrow’. Besides the fact that I feel like shit, I think it’s irresponsible to go to work and put others at risk. I’m in a type of automotive sales so I talk to a ton of people everyday. Should I just not go? Or is it actually not that big of a deal if I wear a mask.

People who don't want to work should be able to get social security. If they don't want to work they shouldn't be forced to.

From experience, bosses tend to ask for reason during exit interview. Also, what do I say if they ask about my new role?