Does anyone here currently or has previously worked at T-ROC? It is a wireless phone company that sources out to Walmart and other stores. Going through orientation and they are very adamant that we not discuss our compensation. What are you guy’s experiences?
Guys at my work it’s not said but it can be seen if you do well or more for the team you get rewarded into doing more stuff or helping out on harder stuff or being chosen to work with other teams to help them as well. But although I’m not being paid as much it would be a good feeling to be chosen to help do harder stuff or helping other teams with their filing. And it just makes me think should I do more to make me feel like I’m better or just not care 🤔 it’s my first job I don’t know how to act LOL
Hi, I'm 25 years old, I'm graduate at Computer Science and I don't jnow what I do in my life. I mean, working 8-10 hours a day, seat on my desk with my pc that's makes me depresse, sad, lack of energy and I know that I'm losing my time and my life to do things that I don't care. I don't know what I do. Thanks for answers. P.S. Sorry for my English.
For those who are well versed with all kinds of employment situations and wanna pay it forward, put down some advice that can help the next generation of workers that are just starting out. Just to start, advocate for what you want out of the job. There’s no shame in asking for a higher wage and better treatment. If the place your applying for doesn’t provide enough, go somewhere else. A job that treats you well will come eventually. Be patient and advocate for yourself.
So I was an idiot and reviewed my current job because Glassdoor was asking for a review to be able to use it. Because of my title, apparently, it wasn't anonymous enough and it's been traced back to me. A work friend in a higher position said that the COO was asking her about the review because we used to work together. I edited it a little bit to be softer than the original and changed the position title. Is there anything I should know in case it gets brought up to me by higher-ups?
I've been taking quote a few phone/video interviews lately and have ran into quite a few instances where the employer was late 15-20 minutes after the agreed upon time. I'm always super flexible and say I'm available whenever, as to make it easy for them to time, but it doesn't seem to matter. Is this a red flag, or standard for phone interviews?
is it wrong to leave a job when your boss takes care of you? Manager is awful. Gossipy and lazy and does nothing. Coworkers are creepy and gossip with manager about me. Hours are constantly cut, I work 9:30-5 as is so I already dont get full time hours because of how they run it. No benefits. Owner of the company is really good to me, helped me out with money when I really needed it, but overall I am miserable coming to work everyday, and I don’t make a ton of money either. But I feel like I owe it to my boss to show up and stay. Just feel super lost and want more for myself but afraid to quit because i’d feel super guilty.