Antiwork

I lost my job on Monday of seven years because of my poor attitude. I worked as an office admin for a doctor’s practice and did their insurance billing. When I started, it was a great environment, with what I thought were caring and sympathetic people. Unfortunately, in 2019, the manager who trained me, and was a wonderful office manager, decided to leave because the owner refused to pay her a salary appropriate to her position. After they left, the admin office feel to two people, myself and a part time employee, who was in school at the time, so she wasn’t around that often, most days not at all. I was not mad about that as there were two things that tempered it; 1. My coworker had been full time until she decided to go back to school and she worked well. 2. The owner said she would have…

I started a new job at a small animal hospital. My job is pretty demanding as I handle finances and paperwork, which I don't have an issue with, but it can be stressful. Combine that with higher staff that don't know how to communicate, A bad HR system, getting sick with COVID-19 again, and someone who thinks that you're a creep and boom… Long story short about the last part… A former romantic interest works where I work, and I only say hello to them in passing. Apparently they didn't like it because their father saw me in the parking lot at work and confronted me about it. When I told my boss about it, she was furious. The only outcome we could muster was that the guy was trespassed and to just avoid the girl. A night or so later, I get a call from police saying “A third…

I was doing an unpaid internship. I wasn’t enjoying it. I’d have anxiety. So today I quit. I was called immature for having accepted if i was gonna quit after only a couple months. Hopefully future employers don’t contact my boss because he will probably give me a bad review.

Just a bit of a rant here guys. On mobile. I changed jobs last year to work for an Ombudsman Service/deposit scheme (I'm based in scotland). It was better pay, work from home hybrid and seemed like a good step because I was bored and drained of what I was doing and I wanted a challenge and to lead a team again. I start, in a manager/team leader role, I loved my team and I dove in doing work for my job as well as the deposits side, I helped do projects and create processes for the business, I did tech support and testing for their new system, I worked overtime and busted a gut when their new system launch was a disaster (they data wasn't cleaned before migration). I created processes, spreadsheets, data recording for my team when our work started kicking off and was constantly praised about how…