What does everyone do? I'm tired of what I do and I'm looking for something new. I want to make over 25.00 USD, if not more but I know that's a big ask right now, but that's what I need to be making right now. Anything that feels worth doing pays pennies, and things that make me hate myself seem to pay decent.
why or why not?
After the initial interview, which I thought went well, I was asked to fill out a packet. It asked for psychiatric illnesses, if I'd ever left a job due to psychiatric illnesses, and what medications I take. I'm schizophrenic and am on several meds to help me. I left a lot of it blank so that I'm omitting the truth rather than outright lying. But is it really any of their damned business? It's for a dietary aide at a nursing home.
Hi all, as the title states I've just started my job and am 4 months in. I'm incredibly exhausted with little time to relax. Commuting takes over 1 hour. I currently live in an abusive household, have C-PTSD and I'm trying to save enough to rent comfortably. How do people do this? My co-workers come in early and leave late. How is anyone truly living like this? Are we bots? Why am I to feel lucky to have 25 days of holiday, how is that a blessing? (Not to mention you can buy holiday at my company) I've done exceptional so far but I feel like that means my exceptional work is expected as a standard so I'm expected to do more and more. I'm also nuerodivegent so it's incredibly exhausting keeping up with social cues/ I get over stimulated easily. This is the first work environment I've been in,…
Hello everyone I joined a new company a year ago, and for a while things were going fine, but due to some personal issue, my sleeping schedule got messed up. So I started waking up a bit late for work every once in a while, not by much but enough to much but enough to miss the daily meetings. And although missing it, they would know what I’m working on since we have a ticketing system. The management did say that I should try to attend them but never on, what seemed to me, a serious note. And even though this was happening for a while, the feedback I got from them las summer was good, this being the only thing they pointed out as an issue. Fast forward a few months, my mental health hadn’t improve, and during a period I was supposed to change apartments I messed up…
Interviewing for tech jobs (I’m 23 female) and I feel like a lot of them view me as incompetent bc I sound and look young. People often say I look and sound like an 18 year old. I have a child-like voice too thats higher pitched. And I’m an Asian girl. Does this make me seem inexperienced and incompetent? Is this why I keep getting rejected? I’m getting really upset lol