Antiwork

So they say it's easier to get a job when you have one, which is generally true, but the problem is you barely have time depending on what your current job and schedule is. So for example if you work an 8-5 office job and you're looking to work at another one, the chances are the employer will expect you to come in for an onsite interview during work hours. A few months ago, my friend referred me to his new job at this insurance company downtown Chicago that pays pretty well. I had the experience needed plus my friend referring me helped. So I had the phone interview and they liked me enough to bring me in for an onsite interview. I told them I was available Mondays and Fridays, since it's just me and 2 others in the office (not including my boss). They instead scheduled me at…

I can't imagine why. ​ https://preview.redd.it/hmewbsqifo091.jpg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=06e0bf90458db1cc52902429e5322aa9330dfaf8

I applied for a director of supply chain. I was rejected and told that I would be too hard to replace in my current role as engineering manager. I was however asked to train the next supply chain director that gets hired… I guess I need to work less? It would have been a 60k raise. :'(

My wife died at a time when the life saving treatment had not yet been invented. It is DISRESPECTFUL to my wife’s memory to allow other’s to be saved by this newly invented life saving treatment. How dare doctors and scientists come in today and alleviate the suffering of others when my wife died at a time when this treatment had not yet been invented.