I am currently considering leaving my full-time job due to its toxic nature and exploring temporary-to-permanent job opportunities. I have an interview scheduled for tomorrow with a temporary-to-permanent job, and I would like to know the best questions to ask to ensure their intentions of making the position permanent. Although temp-to-permanent jobs pay slightly more than my current job, they do not come with benefits. Therefore, I have calculated that I will be making roughly the same amount, even without paid time off (PTO). I have had negative experiences in the past with temp-to-permanent jobs, where I was only covering for a few weeks for someone who was away for surgery. This experience has taught me the importance of directly interviewing with potential employers to obtain relevant information. Thus, what steps should I take to ensure that the temp-to-permanent job opportunity is genuine and the best route of action for…
Investors vs. Working class
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-building-boom-is-prolonging-market-pain-b224eb74
Some context, I've worked for Lowes for 5 years now, and I enjoyed my time here, and all my co workers hate to see me go but understand there's better jobs out there. So for my last week here I decided to treat it like the last day of school and see how much I could get away with. After working for some great bosses, our new one kinda drained all the fun out of the job and really puts everyone on edge, so I decided to blow off some some steam and not give an f on my last week. So I posted this picture of me taking a “bathroom break” playing nintendo switch. And people were MAD I got like 60 comments and 90% of them were “how dare you” “you're such a child” “go back to moms basement” go mow some lawns” “you're hurting your co workers”…
How big corps value their employees
I worked under the table when I was 14-15 while going to school. I got super burned out and overworked until I eventually had a nervous breakdown and got caught self harming in the bathroom and was fired. I had been wanting to quit to focus on school for months but my mom said I couldn't because I had to “build up trust”. I fell behind at school and my work proformance went down and I was in a constant state of stress for months. I'm 17 now and I work at a good job 5 days a week and I know it's not as bad as the first place but I've had anxiety about having to work because of the first job making me so miserable. I get mild panic attacks seeing my name on the schedule still and I don't know how to make it stop. My moms…
Inverse relation
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Basically what the title says. My company just acquired a competitor and we were told on Friday that our HQ location is changing to where the competitor’s HQ is. I feel as if we just “lost” the merger, I was definitely not expecting us to move HQ location being the acquiring company. My main question is, is this something normal? Does this mean that management values the competitor’s talent more than its own?