Hello everyone, I have been following this community for a while and have no idea if this is the right place to post or not. I am not happy at my current job for a number of reasons. I must add I am a recent graduate, female and live in Latin America. My degree is in economics. I have been seriously looking for a job for the past three months. Job number 1 is at an airline . I completed the entire selection and interview process two days ago. I think I did well. They said they would keep interviewing their other candidates and get back to me within two weeks. Job n1 is remote, they only meet twice a year and allows work from anywhere – I intend to move abroad in less than two years as my boyfriend wants to apply to a PhD so this is a…
I had 3 interviews this week and was offered the job to 2 of them. One on Wednesday and the second on Thursday. I was offered the job hours later after the Wednesdays interview. Still attended Thursdays interview and it’s a more secured stable job than the previous so I accepted that one as well. I’m asking how should I tell the first job I can’t start with them ?
Employers cream themselves at the dream of finally ridding themselves of us employees. Us employees are anxious about this because the specter of destitution demands that we stick around. Yet most of us don’t want to stick around anymore than employers want to keep us. And those same employers, like a spurned lover, get their feelings hurt that we, who they want gone, aren’t happy to be here. They want us with them constantly while they want us gone for good. We fight hard for time away and even harder to be here. … We have the abundance to rejoice and welcome any tech that could free us from this charade. But instead, our worst impulses keep us in this hilarious push and pull, clinging desperately to a marriage that no one wants.
I'm all about the antiwork sentiment, but I'd love to find a good subreddit on the logistics of what working less can look like for people who do it successfully. Anybody have any good suggestions?
my lovely Friday
So my job calls me in the middle of the day to say they are letting me go due to “performance issues” that they have never talked to me before at all. So I go to sign up for unemployment but someone in another state is using my information so I cant do anything until that's settled, which wont be until my appointment to talk to someone in a month and a half