I had a great job working from home as a recruiter. I learned fast and loved my job. I have a second job as an adjunct medical instructor. I had forgotten to take attendance so I quickly logged in to the school's portal, posted attendance, and logged back out. Took a total of a minute. My computer was audited. I was fired the next day. Did I do something wrong? Yes. Was it in the handbook? Technically no. Did it matter I was outperforming everyone and was bringing the owner money? Absolutely not. All my coworkers fought for me, they tried to change the owners opinion, but to her I stole company time. 1 minute. Sucks. I understand where she is coming from so I'm not mad, but I am disappointed. Am I wrong for feeling this way? Edit: I got fired from my recruitment job.
This English textbook has a slant
Is when you start to feel too burnt out. That's exactly when you are to take a step back and remind yourself: “only put in minimum effort, no more no less; you aren't making millions off your hard work, your boss is!” Put in the minimal amount of effort to still keep getting paid, is all. That's how you succeed
I went to “the best art school in the country” for illustration and graduated in 2020 (more like I was kicked off campus at the very beginning of the pandemic.) I wasn’t able to get a job in illustration (which is a real kick in the balls) and now work retail selling perennial flowers to people for 10 hrs a day in the hot sun (Yay!). Anyways, the head of career advising from my college came in the other day and was shocked when I asked him if he remembered me after I helped him find what he was looking for. His reaction was priceless. Gawfah meets stupefied. I don’t think he really understood how I could be there “with my elite education.” He asked me if I was still trying to make an illustration career work (which I obviously am) and after a painful conversation about how “the class…
Had 2 interviews at a company only to get rejected in the end. Round trip drive is an hour, each interview about an hour (the interview itself wasn't an hour but I had to sit around and wait for them). Plus I would've been working normally during those times and had to take off, so I lost money there too. It's BS out here