Antiwork

So I did an interview like 2 weeks ago for a company that called me that on the phone was telling me that you know they're $65,000 a year. Full supervisor position no outside labor other than inspect projects lots of driving dealing with contractors. So I agree to an interview. Getting the interview you know tell the person when we talk about compensation I'm you know not switching jobs for less than 35 an hour. And he's like oh no we're more like 40 all right cool sounds good. Have a good interview tell me they got to deal with the GM of the company and blah blah you know get back to me in like a week or so. I hear back yesterday and the guys like hey we want to bring you on for the supervisor position and your pay will be like $23 an hour. I'm…

I am all for resumes and applications but why do I need to take a 30 minute assessment test. Some of these online applications are getting way too long. Whatever happened to hiring them and then finding out their a crappy employee Now I got to figure out what corporate wants me to say even though I'm a good worker, I just don't like other worker BS.

So about 2 months ago I started a remote insurance gig.This is my first time working in insurance but I'm not new to shitty jobs or management. For the first time in a very long time I feel like my time is valued. It took along time to get here but can finally say I don't hate my work life. Sure there are tough days( more so angry customers) but the support for new hires has been amazing and they pay us a livable wages. While I don't dream to work, I do hope everyone on this sub can find meaningful work that pays well if that's what they so desire. This process for me was 2 years in the making, don't give up. Ik I'm still going to try to fight for wage equality in ways I can.