Antiwork

I heard from a friend that still works in my old department that the manager has put two people in the program that I used to manage. I ran that program by myself for 5 years. Started it up and it ran in autopilot because of processes I created. I left the company because they won’t promote me to manager despite being the only SME and can’t seem to get internal job interviews, even on the ones I am qualified for (yeah, very sketch). Now, they would have a Senior manager and a senior consultant to run the program. What the f$&@? I hate corporate America!

I finally quit my toxic job after 5 months of broken promises, excessive gossip, micro-managing, bad communication, and pettiness. I was going to tell my supervisor in person, but with callouts and all the drama going on I haven’t even seen them in four days and we work the graveyard shift so I did the deed over text. I also have a similar type of job lined up until I get into my dream career as a designer and this company easily was able to offer me more money while my former job has been hanging a raise over my head since I first started. I want to mention the company because I feel like they’re genuinely a toxic business who should be called out, but I don’t know if that violates any rules so I’ll just say it’s an overpriced grocery store who loves the color green. All in…

What exactly is there to be proud of? -Today makes the 311th mass shooting just this year. – Houses are still expensive as fuck and unaffordable for the majority of the population, who will continue to be fucked by ever increasing rents, making it very hard to save for a down payment. – Supreme court as well as several major politicians seem hell bent on rolling back the US 100 years in regards to human rights. – Record high inflation. – Wages are criminally low and many have not increased to help cover massive inflation. – The separation between church and state has been getting narrower and religion has no place in politics. – Fireworks seem like a giant waste of money, literally spending hundreds of dollars to make pretty lights and loud explosions.