How to Know When To Quit Your Job
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Quitting your job - How to Know When To Quit Your Job
Do you feel like quitting your job, but you're just not sure it's the right decision? Career consultant Maggie Mistal shares her advice on how to know whether it's time to quit your job. - Jak na to + styl
You clicked this video.....that's enough evidence that you should quit your job
Ryan Bandi so true lol.
damm straight
spot on
yeah bro im actually thinking now how to break it down to my boss handing over my resignation
truth:)
Raise your hand if you dread going to work
dread it run from it destiny still arrives.
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Is literally crying the nights before and praying for another path a big enough sign to leave😭😩
Nyaj Elize Khan I hope you left that job and found a better one.
Yes
Yeah that is me right now
Quit my job today!
Felt amazing.
How? Drop applications and resumes EVERYWHERE you would enjoy working. Plan ahead. If you hate your job (in my case a very rude co-worker who went undisciplined for their rude and disrespectful behavior) then you know you want out. Save your money. No more spending money; no unnecessary trips to the mall, eating out, shoes, video games, ect! SAVE SAVE SAVE! Eventually calls start rolling in. Schedule interviews on your days off. Suit and tie, yes ma'am no ma'am, yes sir no sir. Be prepared for questions like "what do you know about our company", "Why are you interested in working here", "How long do you see yourself being with our company". Once you get an offer it's up to you! In my case I gave the company the same respect they gave me; came in after hours, packed my stuff, and left my key. Bridge burned! Never going back!
If you clicked this video, that's a good sign that you should be quitting your job.
ima save evryone 5 minutes
you know when its time to quit your job? when your watching a video about whens a good time to quit your job
If your company takes advantage of you, you have every right to do the same to them. Treat as you wish to be treated.
I agree
you got a nice point there
Yeah screw them. I'm a professional too, but if you are being taken advantage of, you have to look out for yourself at some point.
Agreed. If they refuse to pay a decent wage, they should expect less work from you.
I was at a job where I worked 9 hours a day and had to be there a 4 in the morning. I gave it a month but I had to quit, it wasn't exactly a bad place to work but it was so physically draining. Even trying to get enough sleep I never got used to it.
If you don't enjoy where you work, just leave. Your paychecks will start to feel like it's not even worth it. Sorry, but I'd rather try and enjoy life.
I agree with this entirely. I have a degree in Animation and I graduated nearly two years ago and have struggled get a job in that area since. It's been extremely hard and I took up a job in a call centre last September full time and it really isn't for me. I enjoy talking to people over the phone when things are going well but when things go wrong the constant whining and moodiness I get from customers is emotionally draining. My shifts vary each week so I have found it hard to adapt and function having a decent social life outside of it. I live an hour away from my job so I commute by train 2 hours each day there and back and especially during late shifts all I can do when I get home is go to bed :( We all have to work and I could never be the type to sit at home and do nothing but I would rather enjoy my life than hate it :/
+No, this is Patrick but some people need the money and cannot simply walk out.
ontnurse2
very true.
I've set aside money over the years and could easily set aside living expenses for well over a year.. Would you quit if your job made you feel absolutely miserable?
I've been at my job for a year and a half. I am at the point where I fake being sick just to not go. I HATE it and feel so depressed. It's hard for me to smile even on my days off because this place just drains me. My boss micromanages to the point where even if you do everything by the book, he'll give you a lecture over the angle of the tissue box (no lie, I got in trouble for the way the tissue box was angled on the counter, it was horizontal instead of vertical!)
+ashley johnson Ashley one thing I would recommend would do is talk to your boss and let them know in a professional way how you feel. If they still don't address the issue professionally then I would seek a new position. You only have one life and only so much time for work and life balance. There are plenty of other opportunities just make sure you aren't trading the bad for worse and maybe the best route would be to apply for a role within your current company if applicable.
All the best and I wish the best to you and your future career.
ashley johnson Sounds like you have an idiot of a boss. Think about it, who in their right mind would give a lecture just because the way the tissue box is put in it's place?
Ashley try to look for some reasons why it happend, maybe your boss has a miserable life, so he picks on you, so just be confident and don't let him bully you!
Unless she works in a tissue box showroom, there is no reason for that kind of OCD management.
***** Can I have your job so I can work for a little bit save money go to Africa
A lot of modern work feels unnatural. People know it on an instinctive level.
Geo T so true! our bodies were not made to be stagnant!
I'm turning in my resignation letter tomorrow and I'm soooo nervous
Elizabeth™ did u do it lol q:
elizabeth how did it go
Elizabeth™
Are you traveling the world now?
@Final Fantasy LOL
@@valeriabroadnax6628 omg lol am in stitches
I have only been at my job a week and already I want to leave and dread going in tomorrow.
+L Luna it's not the job, the people are openly racist and homophobic.
+It'sThea oh that is so bad,I feel bad for you.Must feel awful
ok
+ontnurse2 I left there. I am at the best job I could ask for now and I love it!
+It'sThea I hope to be saying that soon. I work with adults with disabilities & I love the work but hate the people I work with. I just can't find anything else. It's too the point where I'm fighting with my family and isolating. 😔
that was exactly how I felt when I was working for restaurant depot. sleeping late all the time, dreading to drivers there, embarrassed to be working there. I absolutely hated it. then I found something better and walked
I totally disagree that a person is “damaged goods” who chose to leave a job prior to getting a new one. There are so many abusive, toxic workplaces. Each person needs to make decisions based upon his or her individual circumstances. The best advice was don’t waste time or invest time in a place you hate.
Michelle Eaton , totally agreed with u .
I agree, but that is not how potential employers will see it. Even if a job was a poor fit, directionless and had a toxic work environment and bully culture, it MUST have been something you did to not be there anymore. That's how a lot of these places treat you, like you're the problem.
Why do all these "how to quit your job" videos on CZcams assume you work an office job at a big company with a human resources department? What if you work a blue-collar job? What if you work in the restaurant / catering / hospitality business?
For real though
EXACTLY!!!
RJC 72 true! Or, I do work in an office but we literally do not have any hr people
Because most blue collar dudes don’t have to get adderal, Xanax, ambien just to function. I’m former white collar to blue collar guy and it was the best decision of my life. I finally feel happiness again
It's always a little scary to quit your job but to quit a job you absolutely hate and doesn't value you, is therapeutic. There comes a point where you know this is not what you want to do, there's little room for growth and you hate the work and the people. Quitting that is good.
Rollins McKenzie that's where I'm at now. Exactly and I feel my boss knows due to what she said in this video because I've stopped smiling and making small talk. I wish I could just quit but I'm single and have rent. I'm trying to be strict like another commentor suggested for a few months and just trying to create a reservoir of money. I want to leave in January, new job or not. I'm just trying to find a way to smile every day
musicvixen24 Did you take the plunge and quite? I want to do the same before having a job lined up. It is a scary feeling!
@@germanshepherd2579 did you quit! I ve done it before and now am preparing to do it soon.
I hate my job soooo much. To the point where every year that passes here I end up crying because I wasted ANOTHER year here. I'm planning to quit also, but I have to get my finances in order and Im applying for jobs and dropping resumes everywhere so I can at least have a job lined up, but no one ever calls me or emails me back. So I feel stuck. I hate this feeling
+Artisha Longuemire I'm not sure if you are a praying woman or not, but your situation requires faith. I can tell that nothing is too hard for God, he doesn't want you to be sad or depressed from a job of all things. What do you well? what is your passion?Are you applying for positions that you can see yourself in for years or just something to get you out of that job you hate.
It is a horrible feeling. Keep sending those resumes.Things will change.
this is two years ago so i hope your fine now. hes right just keep sending. in my case ive got several interview scheds now but its hard to make an absent in my job . i cant just quit also without getting new one there are home bills needed every month
THE GEAR Yes. It is difficult to do. I was in a very similar situation. Hopefully we all can find something that we actually enjoy doing for a job/career.
Dub hi there ive got new job now. ive resigned around 3 weeks ago i cant really bear that job anymore. after just 10 days i got a newer one its mostly the same except the tons of paper works so right now its easier more on field job. and still waiting on aug 15 for another company they said they are considering me too. ill probably just look which one would give higher salary. not going to probably enjoy them too in the end but its a fresh start . hoping things will be fine. ill probably consider which one is a bit more convinient. its the only thing i know what to do coordinating maintenance team i guess i cant find any other career only engineering
Just handed in my resign letter and explained to 3 superiors. I think I did a good decision. The future is unknown, but what’s life without doing what I really wanna do and worthwhile for me
Good luck in your future endeavors!
We know it's the wise decision to have a new job lined up before quitting our Job.
However in reality we need confidence and motivation to apply for new jobs which are often key factors we are drained of when working in a negative/ toxic work environment continuously. When you go home feeling worthless how do you prove to other employers of your worth? It's a catch22 situation.
At least when you leave a job you can use that time to rehabilitate yourself and get in to a better mindset to apply for new jobs. Having more free time can enable you to work on new self development projects, learn new skills, volunteer and feel more positive for it
I was worried about handing my notice in at work but I did it today and I feel like a weight has been lifted off me.
I'm 26 year old, husband & dad of 3 living in expensive California. My whole channel is dedicated to the uncut journey of leaving my job. Despite fear & uncertainty.
I do not like my workplace, my coworkers, my boss hates me, but since it is a big name, people insist me to stick to t atleast till I get another.,but still even one day is unbearable
IF ITS UNBEARABLE YOU MAY BE BETTER OFF LEAVING, AS LOG AS YOU DO NOT SUPPORT OTHER PEOPLE.
Today was my first workday i already want to quit LOL, being an enthrepeneur is more for me i think.
Hi buddy. My thought exactly. So i went out and researched alot on starting a business. It was then that i learnt how I can start my own business at a very low capital (below $500).Pretty amazing. Contact me at ananth83@gmail.com to know more details.
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I'm at the point where money really isn't my motivation. Higher wages, lower wages. It doesn't matter anymore. I just wanna be happy having fun.
I'll try to stick with what I have for 3 months and up for travel.
She's very smart and to the point
I recently gave my employer my two week notice and I can't wait to start on my new career path!!!!
You are absolutely correct! Thanks for wording it better. It is so very hard to find the time to job hunt, tailor resumes, contact recruiters etc. especially if your current job is one that micro-manages every minute of your work day. It is really tough but hopefully all that hard work will pay off. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Hope you have a great weekend
I left my job today (August 3rd). I was under the impression that the "Employment at will" policy on the front of the manual really meant that I could just get up and leave. I go there, tell them I'm leaving and can either go now or work for another week. They tell me to just leave, but this is burning a bridge since I'm not working any additional days as a notice. I felt weird about it, but it had to happen. I just did not enjoy my time there after the first month in and I could not stay there due to better potential out in the job market. It's for the best, but I still feel odd.
We hope you do too! Let us know how it goes.
You have worked hard for a long time! Keep on doing your best despite what other think, do, or say. Keep on searching and trying, the right one will eventually come along.
Started my job a week ago and I already feel like I’d rather end my life then go back tomorrow.
Blonde is cute and smart. Quitting your job is a good feeling. Just did it today.
A lot of people feel the same way you do. Keep things in perspective and really think things through. We are in the worst economy and sometimes any job is better than no job.
Do you have something lined up?
That is great that you are able to try different things out. So many people do not have that luxury and are so desperate for a paycheck and they can not quit till one it lined up already. It is very frustrating!
Thanks for the tip. Just make sure that they are not buddy-buddy first is probably a good thing.
I've quit 5 jobs and I'm 20
Pablo Medina yeah nice try pal, angel is 21 quit 15-20 jobs none lasting more than 10 work days
Read the job description n ask yourself can I see myself doing this for 10 yrs. if no, the job probably isn't for u. N no need to apply there.
Lol
been on my job for over two years and training new ppl that get way more.. putting in my notice..
You do have an amazing job. Not everyone can handle that much responsibility but not only can you handle it you LOVE it! Those people are so lucky to have someone like you helping them out! ;)
OH NO! That is awful! You work very hard and put up with a ton. Hopefully your family sees and knows this and appreciates you and what you do!
quit my job a few weeks ago. man, I'm glad I did. And for more reason than simply because it was a crappy job. The manager was corrupt, couldn't make critical decisions, was sexist, sometimes wouldn't pay us on time. he was paranoid all the time, mainly because of all the coke he did while sitting in the back.
He would order us around, saying we're not doing anything, then go sit in his office. (doing more coke probably).
Very true! Thank you!
I will be quitting my job at some point next year, i hate what i do i know what i want so im going to go for it.
salv236 did you quit?
It is hard leaving a place you have personally invested so much of your life, but if they are unethical. It will be good for you to ask yourself if you really want to for a company that is like that.
I quit my job 'coz i knew the place and few people to work with are not worth it. I am confident i shall find something worth working for! .Stay Focused.
Sugandha Dogra thank you
This was excellent advice
This was a blessing
What happens if you get bullied every day by coworkers and even your managers and would like to leave but have a low chance of finding another job because of lack of experience.
My friend walked out on his job (I have known him a number of years) and my father wrote him a reference for it. He should use job-hunting places which do that for free and where the people are paid a salary to do that and where there are at least a few to give you some they can connect with. My father was not paid to do that on his behalf. I am not certain he should have although he came back to hang around our house and told my father he had walked out. It was a certain amount of trouble for my father and other people to write him a reference for it and it was a job that was hard to find. Walking out on it is fine (he had issues with the way a manager explained something to him). He is a decent enough guy (very intelligent although has a few issues when dealing with certain people/situations he is not familiar with or reasons differently from). I am not mad with him and my father isn't as much as he could be as this guy does useful things for us and we like him in many ways - it related to computers which he is good with although I do not know if that is a way to do it - I would not ask my friends parents to give me a reference then go back to their home and tell them I walked out because of the way something was explained at work?
Thank you for this job.
It always amazes me how these young people are life coaches
Tootsie Roll why would that amaze you. If you have insight on a topic anyone of any age can comment. Young people have wise minds as well and can offer great advice.
Tootsie Roll you sound like an old and bitter lolol that's like saying an older person shouldn't offer advice on computers because they are too old to know it the way young people do... Or that they shouldn't discuss technology because when they were born that didn't exist so they aren't organically an expert. That is a limiting mindset.
i know you feel, im about to submit my 2 weeks tomorrow.
at least i have a great job lined up already
@TheOneBailey (part5) Coming back to my store, I was told I was fired. So right there I left and went straight to a local movie theatre, a place I went to often and who had many good individuals working. I asked for a job, it didn't pay much, but they said if I wanted it I could have it. I took, and I continued to work there for almost three years, first job I stuck with for than a year or so. I was happy, and loved my job. It was the best job I've ever held.
Very good point treat how you wish to be treated. Gone crazy I think, said too much been too negativity and flipped out. I had a new path that I didn't take. Need to get a new path.
Totally disagree with "don't take advantage of company resources" part... If you are able to submit a CV from your work PC, don't see a reason why you shouldn't
You should do it at the library or at home or on a friends laptop instead. Like really the job can see everything you are doing on your computer. I saw my co worker applying for a job in front of me. It was my first day. Veryy off putting. Bad etiquette. Like bro really even if you hate it dooo that on your own time.
That's like your spouse using your phone on a family plan to cheat on you and look for mates on tinder....um nooo. Do that on your own dollar and dime. It's the decent thing to do.
Thanks a lot for the video. I am suffering in a job which I hate so much. This video has really helped me think what I should really do next.....
Happy this was posted. I'm considering leaving my retail job I've been at for 7 years. I graduate next Spring and I was going to try to work two jobs through the summer, retail and internship, but the retail job bosses are unethical. The main thing I'm battling is leaving a job I've been at so long. Its hard!
Very interesting facts.... Thanks for sharing.
Did you ever get a reply from your email?
I've been a HVAC technician for 15 years. I was at the same place from '02 -'17 until my boss suddenly died of a massive heart-attack in January. His widow and I ran the place ourselves until June when she decided to sell the files and customer list and retire. She then planned an auction to sell the building, land, trucks, tools, equipment and parts.
She lined me up with another place that were friends of theirs. I took her in good faith that she knew what they were like and sent me to a good place. Upon my first day, the first hour in fact, I discovered I made a grave mistake. Those so called friends were in fact just acquaintances. I've worked mandatory 10 hour days with only 1/2 hour lunch (no breaks) and mandatory Saturday 5 hour days every single week since I've been there. Then they put you on 24 hour call every single week at least one day....sometimes 3 or 4 or a whole weekend.
What was 85% residential and 15% commercial at my old job is now 95% heavy commercial and 5% residential. As you can imagine I didn't sign up for any of this. The owner simply pulled a bait and switch, as well as cheating me on overtime on several occasions. I got ripped for a whole 5 hour Saturday once....poof gone! I made up my mind right then and there I was leaving soon. You already lied to me and made me a prisoner, you aren't going to steal from me too. I let it go and didn't mention it to anyone for the time being.
Then they put me with this 29 year old kid that is a major screw off. He is more busy texting on his phone to his friends than he is working. He disappears when he should be working often. He also calls off all the time forcing me to not only cover him during the days he works (pick up his slack)... but I have to do it when he is gone too. I've grown very tired of this and thought about just walking out several times.
After being stuck doing hot summer attic work in 120+ degree attics nearly every single day for the last 1 1/2 months I decided this week to pull the plug. I handed in my notice and am leaving for good now. I feel as though my life will come back to me not working for those slave drivers any longer. That boss thinks you have no personal or home life and your sole purpose in life is to work for him. I'm glad it is over in a few more days. Time to move on and get my freedom and life back.
Sometime you really have to thing things through.
nice tips...more power!
Ugh. I could pay my bills for 2 months. I'm trying to change fields so I feel like it would take longer to find a new one. If I was staying in the same field I could find one easily I think.
Legend. Best advice.
I like this video helped me clarify things up, my job is so bad that when I get home I already dread going to work the next day, urgh I hate yet but yet I am very marketable but my job just kicks me down and so physically demanding I'm consistently tired working 12-14 hour shifts, i do half of my operations managers job for him whilst he sits on his arse, every time him or anyone has an issue they come up to me, when I'm only the sorter not a teamleader/manager, yet I do not get any appreciation
Thanks for watching and for helping out! ;)
Totally know what you mean! ;)
You will need to be upfront and explain yourself esp. if like you said, you had good reasons.
Does this apply to people that can’t sleep at night because of constant worry
I just quit my over night job it was so and i was stress to the point my hair fell out
If you hate the job period and you know you hate it then it's time to leave but if you just hate that one manager or employee then you have to talk to who ever is above them and work something out to fix the problem by switching your schedules or whatever should be necessary.
I work at a hotel and I only work 1 day a week. They have have been doing this to all employees who work in the retail side. The bosses expect us to sell these passes which are so expensive like $50 is the cheapest ones. Honestly, I don't like selling these things because I don't have the cards I need to open a register and it's like your ripping off families who come in because they paid hundreds of dollars to stay in. The hotel also hired so many people that we should be given those hours.I really want to quit that job, but I don't have a stable job.
Word to the wise, I advise just taking a leave of absence if applicable, just incase whatever career/job your planning next doesn't work out, its better to play it safe, especially if you have seniority in that job/company. A check is better than no check, unless you already have another better earning job lined up,
Worse when you work at least six days a week, sometimes seven.... and always get off after everyone else is closed.
Your only choice is to quit just so you can go look for a job. I can't even get to the Post Office or bank with this damn schedule.
When you work 7am to 5 - 7:30 pm it's kind of hard to do.
Also after you spend a whole day busting your ass from 7 am to at least 5 pm with only 1/2 hour lunch you get rewarded by being stuck on call until 11 pm.
Remember, you have to report to the shop at 7 am in the morning. What if you get called out and don't get done and home until 3 am......
To hell with this......
I understand where you are coming from, but I also understand your girlfriends point too. Women really need security and when you talk about quitting it kinda scares them. However, you need support w/ having to "put up" w/ your current job. Maybe you can share that you won't drastically quit your job until something else (better) is lined up.
My job made me look like a total toothpick.i lost sleep and was too tired and sleepy to eat once i got home.it took it's toll on me. Even on the job i would have to go to the restroom and doze off for a few minutes.my body was worn down dramatically.my hair was a mess.my skin was suffering.i still had no money.i was living paycheck to paycheck.as i looked at my co workers i could tell they weren't going through what i was going through.everything felt so wrong.i was drained.i had no help and i needed it soooooo bad but they watched me break myself down every single night.i was always dreading to go and happy to get off. To top it off i was being talked about really bad.i was being lied on and lied to.if i spoke up it was a problem. I didn't have a voice and i didn't get equal treatment.come to find out they were against me.the person that reccomended me for the job was the main one putting me down to other people.it never got better.it only got worse for me.my last day was January 28,2019. And all the stress from that job has gone away. The dreading has gone away because i know i don't have to go back.
After 1 year of corrections, I quite! I just walked out and cursed the LT. Had enough of the BS! However I came back 5 days later and been there ever since however, will quit soon.
Lol!
Hey some great advice here!
I m having difficulties on whether or not I should resign my job or not. My boss, the manager, and even the owner of the company really like me as a worker but I dread coming to work each day because I have just grown tired of it. Now, upper-management has decided to increase pay, and also provide me with an opportunity to join them. I don't want to.
How do I resign without pissing them off? They have done so much for me, but I can't work anymore...
I didn't know. keep uploading......
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This summer I will be with my job for 10 years , I have moved up to a point where I make good money , so when I job hunt I might have to settle fora pay cut but I'm so miserable and stressed that I think I'm going to quit , I have savings, and no debt. I've been wanting to leave this company for a couple years now, what should I do
hi Maggie, I have a couple jobs. At first I liked working at this catering company but then my boss changed her mind and said she is giving all shifts to her employees first. She made me go to a staff meeting and said its intentional we are not getting hours. I wanted to quit after the meeting and didn't. The month has gone by, no hours or emails. Before quitting I sent her an email saying I liked having a job when might I get hours? This was the busiest month and they gave me no hours.
What do you do when your co worker is draining all the energy out of you and this is the reason you are unhappy in your job.
no, but i didn't actually need the job. I was trying something new
What do you do when your work history looks like you are a quitter but truly you have had a good reason for every time you had to quit? My work history had become pretty spotty sense 2009 few years here and there or a few months. I'm married and have had to leave jobs due to several reasons (transfer/branch closed, FMLA with one employer ignoring doctors notes left to get well, moved out of state for husband's job and so on).
@ZeeFBI Im totally in the same situation, except the coke thing lol, i got a phone contract to pay though and idk if i can jus quit my job and not have one and hope i find something, any advice?
Are you in a position where you can job hunt while you are still employed? That would be the best scenario. You do not know how long it will be before you can replace your income with another job. Also, if you leave abruptly, employers will contact your precious employers and ask questions. So if you leave on bad terms you probably will not get a good referral. You really do not want to burn any bridges. Even though you feel justified, it might come back to haunt you later.
Ok here is my thing I love my field ( Disabilities field) but hate my position I like in the video said dread going to work and working with a particular client I want to go to University for a degree and advanced degrees to really be an effective force in the field but in my current position I feel like my skills are wasted ( I have been doing front line work for 17 years now) I m pretty much going to quit and in the new year focus on skills and education upgrading Am I crazy to resign what is basically a good job?
@TheOneBailey Quitting your job if you put aside all your worries and do it can be liberating. Things may change, but this is only due to what you have grown used to working. When you work, you can pay for many things you didn't have before. Many of these things are non-crucial, only we forget that once we take them for granted. Things like internet, a cell phone, perhaps a car, or at least gas to get you everywhere you could think of going.
I quit my pizza delivery driving job, after i realized that i was being jacked for my tips. It was no longer fun and the co workers were influenced to turn on me.
i was looking at all the jobs ive done so far and they either sucked, pay sucked, or the job sucked, i am looking into something thats i would enjoy going to and like. i had no passion or energy and dreaded going to a job i couldnt stand, something too tiring or too stressful, the labor laws in this country are insane as well as salaries.
I used to say I really hate my job not anymore
I'm 16 and I work at a grocery store, I have been working there for a month going on 2, but I honestly miss being home with my family and I'm not doing so well in school, and on top of that I dont get sleep, so I'm always tired for school and work.....should I quit? ): HELP
I am usually the common denominator at my job. For some reason I’m always targeted by bullies. Then I shortly realized that I was putting myself in those predicaments because I constantly took on jobs that hired quickly. I am currently working a job where gender, age, and commitment is put before human respect and workplace etiquette. They gossip and are very rude and disrespectful. I find myself in fits of rage and anger constantly. Told myself for a long time that I was ungrateful, then I realized that I’m the 1% who puts their self value and worth before money and material needs.
I hate being spoken to like I'm a child. I am freakin 61 and I've had it and I am ready to GO!!!
I get scheduled about two days a week at 4-8 hours per shift. I'm 19 years old making 70 dollars a week. They change the schedule without telling me and then I get in trouble for it. My boss has rolled his eyes at me, and the managers sit in the office and do nothing all day. I think it's time to quit.
@TheOneBailey (part 2) you do what you can. Use what money you have to cover what you need. Cut financial burdens that are perhaps not as crucial. Go out less. Minimize your cost of life. Also, when you are free of work related issues and able to level with your friends and comrades, things have a way of coming together. It's just a natural thing. You have to leave your worries though; you have to throw them aside and not concern yourself with other peoples' burdens. You are your own person.
I had to walk on my job, I knew it was time. There i was on an ambulance stretcher having a heart attack, in pain, cold sweat, and my boss leans down and says, "your coming back later right? We are short staffed" I looked at him like really? He then texted me on my phone, 2 hours later, just after coming out of the Cardiac Cath Lab and being set up in my room, where he is asking me when I am going to come back and can he come pick me at the hospital.
REALLY?
Thomas Hynes that’s horrible! Thank goodness you left. Hope you’re doing well!
I hate work as well
Who would use the company hours and the business line to inquire about another job? You never give hints or let your boss know your quitting!
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