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end of the year and doing it all over again edition
previous >>247482
previous >>247482
If you ever want to not be a conspiracy theorist, get a government job. You'll see so much paperwork and retarded shit you will be fully convinced these people could never pull off any kind of scheme.
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>>251348
I got 2 days off
I got 2 days off
I had a job for two days in february earlier this year and I think I permanently damaged my back while lifting a box, this sucks so much, I thought injuries were from repeated actions, didn't think just one mistake would destroy my body
I left my last job earlier this year because it led to a psychotic break, and now I'm running out of money. I even cashed out my 401k, which I still have to pay taxes on when taxes are due. Now, I can't even seem to find a job at all despite applying everywhere apart from burger mcjobs that would surely drive me to suicide. Why is everyone saying it's so easy to get a job now? Not even food service places will even give me an interview.
I applied to uni just for the hopes of getting student loans, but school doesn't start until June or July and you don't get your money until even later. How are you supposed to pay your course fees then!? or do anything???
I hadn't really intended on dying, but this situation has me considering it.
I applied to uni just for the hopes of getting student loans, but school doesn't start until June or July and you don't get your money until even later. How are you supposed to pay your course fees then!? or do anything???
I hadn't really intended on dying, but this situation has me considering it.
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>Menial supermarket job
>Love it, I like stacking shelves
>Company gives the ultimatum that we have to get double vaxxed
>Get double vaxxed
>Week later
>Get chest pains and shortness of breath
>Go to a walk in clinic
>ECG shows abnormally high heart rate
>Taken to the hospital
>Pumped full of sedatives to get my heartrate back down
>End up there again the next day because I legitimately thought I was having a heart attack after walking up the hill to my car
>Get pumped full of shit and discharged again with "general malaise"
>Now can't exercise, I have to take breaks when I walk to the shop
>Have a two day sick notice for work, and no sick leave
>take a full week off work
>Private GP notices the hospital lied about my blood tests, the white blood cell count and a few other things are abnormal
>GP won't give me a note because they can't find anything wrong with me, wants me to pay for private ECGs and bloods
>Work demanding I provide a doctors note
>Go into work
>After an hour my chest has a sharp pain and I'm struggling for breath
>Shift manager sends me home
>Boss calls me up and tells me she's getting sick of my shit, that it's been everyday now, and that I need to get a doctor's note or she'll replace me.
I'm pretty fucking angry man. All the shit about getting compensated for a vaxx injury is bullshit. They just refuse to diagnose you with anything and just let you fucking suffer. No sick note, no diagnosis beyond "general malaise". Nothing. A nurse told me after I pressured her that they were just covering the negative effects up, and after going what I went through, I believe it. As soon as they ruled out Pericarditis, they just basically biffed me out onto the street and didn't want to hear from me.
>Love it, I like stacking shelves
>Company gives the ultimatum that we have to get double vaxxed
>Get double vaxxed
>Week later
>Get chest pains and shortness of breath
>Go to a walk in clinic
>ECG shows abnormally high heart rate
>Taken to the hospital
>Pumped full of sedatives to get my heartrate back down
>End up there again the next day because I legitimately thought I was having a heart attack after walking up the hill to my car
>Get pumped full of shit and discharged again with "general malaise"
>Now can't exercise, I have to take breaks when I walk to the shop
>Have a two day sick notice for work, and no sick leave
>take a full week off work
>Private GP notices the hospital lied about my blood tests, the white blood cell count and a few other things are abnormal
>GP won't give me a note because they can't find anything wrong with me, wants me to pay for private ECGs and bloods
>Work demanding I provide a doctors note
>Go into work
>After an hour my chest has a sharp pain and I'm struggling for breath
>Shift manager sends me home
>Boss calls me up and tells me she's getting sick of my shit, that it's been everyday now, and that I need to get a doctor's note or she'll replace me.
I'm pretty fucking angry man. All the shit about getting compensated for a vaxx injury is bullshit. They just refuse to diagnose you with anything and just let you fucking suffer. No sick note, no diagnosis beyond "general malaise". Nothing. A nurse told me after I pressured her that they were just covering the negative effects up, and after going what I went through, I believe it. As soon as they ruled out Pericarditis, they just basically biffed me out onto the street and didn't want to hear from me.
>>251374
Yeah, there's a lot of shady shit going on, I don't know what else you can do about it, though. Out of curiousity, which pharma brand were the shots you got?
Yeah, there's a lot of shady shit going on, I don't know what else you can do about it, though. Out of curiousity, which pharma brand were the shots you got?
>>251378
Pfizer, the only one available in New Zealand.
Honestly it's bullshit, I'm just sinking myself further into debt trying to get somewhere through this bastard gaslighting medical system.
Pfizer, the only one available in New Zealand.
Honestly it's bullshit, I'm just sinking myself further into debt trying to get somewhere through this bastard gaslighting medical system.
Is working in trades is better conpared to being a retail wageslave? Asking someone who has transitioned from one to the other.
>>251382
Anything beats retail or any front-facing customer service job my friend. Trades are a good career path and pay well
Anything beats retail or any front-facing customer service job my friend. Trades are a good career path and pay well
>>251374
That sucks man. Two guys I work with both had vax injuries. One got pericarditis and then all the aspirin they made him take flared his asthma way up. He had six weeks off work. Another guy passed out and had a seizure walking out from his first pfizer jab.
I have to get mine by the 31st of december. I really don't want to get it.
That sucks man. Two guys I work with both had vax injuries. One got pericarditis and then all the aspirin they made him take flared his asthma way up. He had six weeks off work. Another guy passed out and had a seizure walking out from his first pfizer jab.
I have to get mine by the 31st of december. I really don't want to get it.
>>251385
>Heartrate: 112 Beats per minute
>Sinus Tachycardia
>Moderate right axis deviation
>Abornmal rhythm ECG
Doesn't sound too good wizzies.
>Heartrate: 112 Beats per minute
>Sinus Tachycardia
>Moderate right axis deviation
>Abornmal rhythm ECG
Doesn't sound too good wizzies.
>>251384
yes, being at the register or in the product pen with the cattle is horrible. only made me more reclusive.
yes, being at the register or in the product pen with the cattle is horrible. only made me more reclusive.
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>work tech support for small ISP, anything from network admin to first-line bs due to how tiny it is
>fix our shit that's not working with customers' shit, with a clear delineation between the two
>every now and then, people come in to ask for help with their shit that has no relation to ours
>every time, i explain that we (the company) don't provide that kind of service
>every time, they ask me to help them anyway
>every time, i politely decline
>"You do computer stuff, this is supposed to be easy for you!"
>"Please, don't try to push me on this. I will not help you with your issues as they have nothing to do with our service."
>"But why won't you help me?"
>"Because that's not part of my job."
>"Well then help me outside of your job, people from X/Y/Z/your techs/my neighbor's kid/whatever have done this before!"
>"No."
>"Why?!"
>"I don't have to, and I don't want to. Please stop bothering me"
>cue immediate meltdowns, complaints about my behavior, accusations of immorality, threats to cancel service with the company, bad reviews, et cetera
People feel so entitled to help that they try to make life hell for the company and me by proxy when refused. Do they seriously expect random people to care and fix the stupid "easy" issues that they have? I've been called names ranging from robot to evil to asshole to all sorts of vulgarities, simply for refusing to give them my time and attention, during work time, outside of the scope of said work.
To be fair, I frequently refuse such requests even outside of work as well.
Having to decipher incoherent word salad and try to deduce what the customer's problem with our service actually is, having to wrangle them to get them to do something simple to help fix their issue (a whole other can of worms, especially when people exclaim "It's urgent and very important!" and then refuse to do anything at all to help me help them), having them go off on how shit our service is and get offended when I interrupt them with "Please calm down and help me work on fixing the issue you're having, then.", all of those I accept as aspects of working to help people with issues.
However, when they go in with absolute certainty that they are entitled to my attention with anything they ask for, is when I draw the line of bullshit I am willing to put up with. They can't take "No" for an answer and their reaction is barely short of a fucking retarded childish sperg-out.
This happened enough times by now that I started wanting to look for a job that wouldn't require me to talk to customers at all, even if the pay is lower. I guess it's my own fault, getting a job doing something I'm actually qualified to do, that led to this in the first place.
>fix our shit that's not working with customers' shit, with a clear delineation between the two
>every now and then, people come in to ask for help with their shit that has no relation to ours
>every time, i explain that we (the company) don't provide that kind of service
>every time, they ask me to help them anyway
>every time, i politely decline
>"You do computer stuff, this is supposed to be easy for you!"
>"Please, don't try to push me on this. I will not help you with your issues as they have nothing to do with our service."
>"But why won't you help me?"
>"Because that's not part of my job."
>"Well then help me outside of your job, people from X/Y/Z/your techs/my neighbor's kid/whatever have done this before!"
>"No."
>"Why?!"
>"I don't have to, and I don't want to. Please stop bothering me"
>cue immediate meltdowns, complaints about my behavior, accusations of immorality, threats to cancel service with the company, bad reviews, et cetera
People feel so entitled to help that they try to make life hell for the company and me by proxy when refused. Do they seriously expect random people to care and fix the stupid "easy" issues that they have? I've been called names ranging from robot to evil to asshole to all sorts of vulgarities, simply for refusing to give them my time and attention, during work time, outside of the scope of said work.
To be fair, I frequently refuse such requests even outside of work as well.
Having to decipher incoherent word salad and try to deduce what the customer's problem with our service actually is, having to wrangle them to get them to do something simple to help fix their issue (a whole other can of worms, especially when people exclaim "It's urgent and very important!" and then refuse to do anything at all to help me help them), having them go off on how shit our service is and get offended when I interrupt them with "Please calm down and help me work on fixing the issue you're having, then.", all of those I accept as aspects of working to help people with issues.
However, when they go in with absolute certainty that they are entitled to my attention with anything they ask for, is when I draw the line of bullshit I am willing to put up with. They can't take "No" for an answer and their reaction is barely short of a fucking retarded childish sperg-out.
This happened enough times by now that I started wanting to look for a job that wouldn't require me to talk to customers at all, even if the pay is lower. I guess it's my own fault, getting a job doing something I'm actually qualified to do, that led to this in the first place.
>>251431
this happened to me in tech classes in college, as soon as people know you are sort of tech savvy they will ask you to help them with anything even if you don't even know them, it is so hard to politely decline them because the expectation that you should help them is absurd
this happened to me in tech classes in college, as soon as people know you are sort of tech savvy they will ask you to help them with anything even if you don't even know them, it is so hard to politely decline them because the expectation that you should help them is absurd
what are some good wizard careers that don't require a college education? i just failed a bunch of classes and i'm starting to realize college isn't for me and that i hate stem. it seems like though i am doomed to work some shitty wageslave job and be poor my whole life. what are my best options?
>>251379
Take the pills.
I got 3 shoots of Pfizer and all i had is my arm hurting for max 2 days.
>N-nurse told me..!
yeah like someone would tell a schizo something to hype up his paranoia, lmao.
Take the pills.
I got 3 shoots of Pfizer and all i had is my arm hurting for max 2 days.
>N-nurse told me..!
yeah like someone would tell a schizo something to hype up his paranoia, lmao.
>feel oddly numb to reality since June 2020 due to sleeping from 12:30 a.m. to 5:55 a.m. on weekdays
>ballsack feels ascended, tightness in perineum
>mild tinnitus because no one else wore ear protection and nothing was mentioned, just a silent box of earplugs i finally started wearing, it didn't even seem very loud but it was hissing air so it's harsher noise than it seems
>time feels like it is moving faster, cannot believe I have already been at work for 2 hours sometimes
>no longer care for many things because every second is a commodity so I rush to do many things and accomplish next to nothing
>generally see no point in most of life now, only think of how I need to wage
>watch TV show or read book and all I can think of is in terms of waging… "wow this guy has been away from work for quite a while on his adventure, he's gonna need to make the rent somehow, guess he'll be picking up a lot of overtime…"
All this from only working 40 hours a week. Like every other fucking normalfag. I truly was not cut out for this world. I knew this as a child and I guess that's part of why I never seriously considered a career path. But in the end I wonder if it really made any difference.
>ballsack feels ascended, tightness in perineum
>mild tinnitus because no one else wore ear protection and nothing was mentioned, just a silent box of earplugs i finally started wearing, it didn't even seem very loud but it was hissing air so it's harsher noise than it seems
>time feels like it is moving faster, cannot believe I have already been at work for 2 hours sometimes
>no longer care for many things because every second is a commodity so I rush to do many things and accomplish next to nothing
>generally see no point in most of life now, only think of how I need to wage
>watch TV show or read book and all I can think of is in terms of waging… "wow this guy has been away from work for quite a while on his adventure, he's gonna need to make the rent somehow, guess he'll be picking up a lot of overtime…"
All this from only working 40 hours a week. Like every other fucking normalfag. I truly was not cut out for this world. I knew this as a child and I guess that's part of why I never seriously considered a career path. But in the end I wonder if it really made any difference.
>>251467
You're right about me needing meds, but the schizo nurse did legitimately say there was a conspiracy and I did legitimately see heart broblems being common af at ED.
I just lost my job due to hypocondriac bullshit, fuck me I'm a retard.
You're right about me needing meds, but the schizo nurse did legitimately say there was a conspiracy and I did legitimately see heart broblems being common af at ED.
I just lost my job due to hypocondriac bullshit, fuck me I'm a retard.
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I've seen a lot of posts on sleep deprivation lately and its hit me I've not slept more than 6~4 hours for the last 10 years. currently waking up 5:30 for work and sleeping at around 1 each night during the week too.
am I going to die?
am I going to die?
>>251504
Some people only need 4 hours of sleep. Depends how you feel. If you're hitting fewer REM cycles it makes you feel less real, more dissociated. I feel that way and I can't tell if it's because I might have minor hearing loss, or because of the lack of sleep, or because since I started waging I go to the same florescent-light prison every day.
Some people only need 4 hours of sleep. Depends how you feel. If you're hitting fewer REM cycles it makes you feel less real, more dissociated. I feel that way and I can't tell if it's because I might have minor hearing loss, or because of the lack of sleep, or because since I started waging I go to the same florescent-light prison every day.
Just got fired from my wageslave job. I have mixed feelings. On one hand I'm glad that I'll have some time off to NEET around my house, but on the other hand I don't know what I'm going to do once that NEET period is up. I barely have any work experience and have basically no money saved up.
If you have autism, there's nothing for you career wise in the normie world. Having a job and "making it" doesn't improve your life significantly, and the happiest autistics just work part time as a janitor or something by themselves or on NEETbux.
Even when an aspie "makes it" and becomes a techbro, he still lives the same as he did as a NEET. There's no real difference, the money doesn't make you neurotypical. There's fucking no point to any extra income, it doesn't make you happier.
Even when an aspie "makes it" and becomes a techbro, he still lives the same as he did as a NEET. There's no real difference, the money doesn't make you neurotypical. There's fucking no point to any extra income, it doesn't make you happier.
>>251545
Material comforts can go a pretty long way. Not saying it’ll undepress you or some shit, but I’d rather have too much money than not enough.
Material comforts can go a pretty long way. Not saying it’ll undepress you or some shit, but I’d rather have too much money than not enough.
>>251547
>Why can't i just get murdered
you can do it if you really want
you can do it if you really want!
But you must tryyyy try and try
try and tryyyyyyyyyyy
you can do it if you want!
>Why can't i just get murdered
you can do it if you really want
you can do it if you really want!
But you must tryyyy try and try
try and tryyyyyyyyyyy
you can do it if you want!
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I have been working a soul-crushing peanut-paying office job for over a year, and now my mother is forcing me to work at her shitty restaurant (that she still has not made a profit off of) on weekend nights. Not even something comfy like cutting vegetables but rather washing dishes and busing tables… I pray to Jesus that I die in my sleep tonight.
There's something nefarious about working in tech and I can't work out what it is.
On paper it seems like the perfect industry. It's in demand, they make absurdly high wages and they have amazing job security. Yet every person that works that job over time becomes a reclusive shut in and a constant whiner. Maybe it's anecdotal, but it's happened to everyone I've known that's got one of those jobs, especially with men, it seems like a beeline to being a porn or video game addicted shut in loser that never does anything in life.
What is there about this job I'm not seeing? You don't get fired, you clearly spend half the day doing nothing. What's so stressful and bad? I actually avoided getting into CompSci myself because I was worried the same sort of disease that happened to people I know that got into it would happen to me.
On paper it seems like the perfect industry. It's in demand, they make absurdly high wages and they have amazing job security. Yet every person that works that job over time becomes a reclusive shut in and a constant whiner. Maybe it's anecdotal, but it's happened to everyone I've known that's got one of those jobs, especially with men, it seems like a beeline to being a porn or video game addicted shut in loser that never does anything in life.
What is there about this job I'm not seeing? You don't get fired, you clearly spend half the day doing nothing. What's so stressful and bad? I actually avoided getting into CompSci myself because I was worried the same sort of disease that happened to people I know that got into it would happen to me.
>>251590
>my mother is forcing me
why are wizzies so afraid of saying no to their parents? between taking experimental vaccines, going to weddings and taking up loans for expensive yet worthless degrees, how the fuck do you FORCE an adult man to do something he doesn't want to do?
at least i can understand that one wizzie that got a frickin nintendo switch for taking his booster shot. are you even getting paid for this gig? you could always just slack off or do some passive aggressive shit if you're too much of a wuss to confront your mother directly. maybe if she sees how useless you are in that environment, she'll tell you to go home lol
>>251596
>every person that works that job over time becomes a reclusive shut in and a constant whiner.
being a whiner is just part of the cope of being a wageslave (example: this thread), but i'm not sure what you're talking about with the first thing. all the people i work with are either family men or normalfags that go outside and do normalfag shit. maybe recently due to covid restrictions, people stay inside more, but your observations are not a general pattern i've found to be true.
a person that might be inclined towards having a reclusive shut-in personality is more likely to find the introverted, abstract work in computer science rewarding or at least tolerable. but not everyone that works in tech is recluse or becomes one, there's too many normalfags, overwhelmingly so.
>my mother is forcing me
why are wizzies so afraid of saying no to their parents? between taking experimental vaccines, going to weddings and taking up loans for expensive yet worthless degrees, how the fuck do you FORCE an adult man to do something he doesn't want to do?
at least i can understand that one wizzie that got a frickin nintendo switch for taking his booster shot. are you even getting paid for this gig? you could always just slack off or do some passive aggressive shit if you're too much of a wuss to confront your mother directly. maybe if she sees how useless you are in that environment, she'll tell you to go home lol
>>251596
>every person that works that job over time becomes a reclusive shut in and a constant whiner.
being a whiner is just part of the cope of being a wageslave (example: this thread), but i'm not sure what you're talking about with the first thing. all the people i work with are either family men or normalfags that go outside and do normalfag shit. maybe recently due to covid restrictions, people stay inside more, but your observations are not a general pattern i've found to be true.
a person that might be inclined towards having a reclusive shut-in personality is more likely to find the introverted, abstract work in computer science rewarding or at least tolerable. but not everyone that works in tech is recluse or becomes one, there's too many normalfags, overwhelmingly so.
>>251348
I am conflicted about whether or not to be NEET. Being a NEET 22 years old who receives a Disability Pension (autism bux) in Australia living with my parents. THE boredom and loneliness(?) is constant. Some people boast about being a NEET. But I don't know if I can stand being like this for any longer.
Some people would say, but you must be a 'comfy' circumstance, enjoying the 18,000$ moneys you earn per year(800$ a f/n) not working. You have all the time to attend to your hobbies and interests. You have all oppurtunity to play. I envy you.
Though I don't think I can be like this. I think I need some employment. But some people dread employment apparently. Am I stuck in feeling dread?
I think if I would be doing menial tasks outside of a small enclosed space I would then be improving my circumstance. Where I would be commuting to and from. Being in a small enclosed space 24/7 is just sickening for me. Sometimes I seek to just wonder in some park for therapy but there is no park in walkable distance.
I am conflicted about whether or not to be NEET. Being a NEET 22 years old who receives a Disability Pension (autism bux) in Australia living with my parents. THE boredom and loneliness(?) is constant. Some people boast about being a NEET. But I don't know if I can stand being like this for any longer.
Some people would say, but you must be a 'comfy' circumstance, enjoying the 18,000$ moneys you earn per year(800$ a f/n) not working. You have all the time to attend to your hobbies and interests. You have all oppurtunity to play. I envy you.
Though I don't think I can be like this. I think I need some employment. But some people dread employment apparently. Am I stuck in feeling dread?
I think if I would be doing menial tasks outside of a small enclosed space I would then be improving my circumstance. Where I would be commuting to and from. Being in a small enclosed space 24/7 is just sickening for me. Sometimes I seek to just wonder in some park for therapy but there is no park in walkable distance.
>>251602
New Zealand wizzie here. They let us earn a certain amount on top of autism buxx here to keep, and after that amount ($160) they deduct it from the base benefit. I'm sure it's the same in Aussie.
You don't have to get a full time job. Just go to WINZ and say you want something part time and get a comfy nightshift thing that's like 4 hours a night 2-3 nights a week. They'll understand and help you get it. Just don't let them bully you into working more hours.
New Zealand wizzie here. They let us earn a certain amount on top of autism buxx here to keep, and after that amount ($160) they deduct it from the base benefit. I'm sure it's the same in Aussie.
You don't have to get a full time job. Just go to WINZ and say you want something part time and get a comfy nightshift thing that's like 4 hours a night 2-3 nights a week. They'll understand and help you get it. Just don't let them bully you into working more hours.
>>251603
Good to see other NZ wizards exist outside of the Christchurch one.
>>251602
Why not just learn to program and start a big project that will eventually make you money like a videogame? I'd love to do that.
I am a wageslave though and my job is the only dignity I have. Mentally I can't let it go even though it makes me miserable.
Good to see other NZ wizards exist outside of the Christchurch one.
>>251602
Why not just learn to program and start a big project that will eventually make you money like a videogame? I'd love to do that.
I am a wageslave though and my job is the only dignity I have. Mentally I can't let it go even though it makes me miserable.
>>251599
Because, like many wageslaves, there is a subservient instinct deeply embedded in my soul. I do whatever others request of me, whether parents or bosses, even if I despise it. Probably my ancestors were all a bunch of slaves/serfs.
Because, like many wageslaves, there is a subservient instinct deeply embedded in my soul. I do whatever others request of me, whether parents or bosses, even if I despise it. Probably my ancestors were all a bunch of slaves/serfs.
>>251623
Your subconscious is trying to keep you alive, and knows that following the path of least resistance will do this. I’m the same way, just meekly do what you’re told and you’ll get through it.
Your subconscious is trying to keep you alive, and knows that following the path of least resistance will do this. I’m the same way, just meekly do what you’re told and you’ll get through it.
Anyone here a forklift driver and would you recommend it as a good job for a NEET? Seems simple, well paid and you don't have to interact with normies much.
I'm in a new job. Nothing that stress me out is that type of "fantasy" that you have to wear to be part of the team. I hate to even use a uniform and i see those persons with that Santa's hat, even had to wear one. I go crazy. I need to keep my mouth closed.
How do you get over the feeling that you don't deserve to be paid? I can work fine, but the moment I start getting paid I start getting panic attacks and can't sleep
>>251653
Depends on where you work I think. I worked in a warehouse for years and they would work the absolute piss out of you and try to squeeze what little life you had left afterwards. I think if you are in an environment that is really going to push you to meet certain quotas then it may become too stressful. If not, then it may be worth trying. Warehouses have an insane turnaround rate anyway.
Depends on where you work I think. I worked in a warehouse for years and they would work the absolute piss out of you and try to squeeze what little life you had left afterwards. I think if you are in an environment that is really going to push you to meet certain quotas then it may become too stressful. If not, then it may be worth trying. Warehouses have an insane turnaround rate anyway.
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>>251596
tech is too broad of a term, hell even just 'IT' or 'Software dev' is too broad of a term. theres a distinct difference between the regular 'code shoveling' jobs, industry boomer filled 'software janitor' jobs and the fruity uptown startup tech ventures.
to respond to your question, its far more awful than you can imagine, trust me doing a year of it will make you consider why you're not just spending your day filling shelves for a living. theres a certain type of horrible shit you wont see manifest anywhere but tech/software/it.
tech is too broad of a term, hell even just 'IT' or 'Software dev' is too broad of a term. theres a distinct difference between the regular 'code shoveling' jobs, industry boomer filled 'software janitor' jobs and the fruity uptown startup tech ventures.
to respond to your question, its far more awful than you can imagine, trust me doing a year of it will make you consider why you're not just spending your day filling shelves for a living. theres a certain type of horrible shit you wont see manifest anywhere but tech/software/it.
After 2 months of mobbing I quit my work and I find myself dead inside and feel no connection to my past or my future. I lost a lot of weight, my memory's a mess. I only sleep or stare at the walls.
My body doesn't seem to operate normally.
I don't know what to do.
My body doesn't seem to operate normally.
I don't know what to do.
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>>251348
Supervisor on the work chat group
>Anons since were just starting with the training yet all of you have been so diligent in learning the systems we've decided to give you this 24 as a day off you'll no longer be required to show up, and the 23 you'll be able to leave early at 12:00
>Ill be able to prepare some Christmas meal
>Ill be able to drink before the end of the week
>I got paid last week even thou I just started working here
Things are looking good for this week wizies
Supervisor on the work chat group
>Anons since were just starting with the training yet all of you have been so diligent in learning the systems we've decided to give you this 24 as a day off you'll no longer be required to show up, and the 23 you'll be able to leave early at 12:00
>Ill be able to prepare some Christmas meal
>Ill be able to drink before the end of the week
>I got paid last week even thou I just started working here
Things are looking good for this week wizies
>>251382
It's all shit. Shit pay, shit hours, shit boss always want you to work more but never spent any of his money for my labour. Don't fall for the trap.
It's all shit. Shit pay, shit hours, shit boss always want you to work more but never spent any of his money for my labour. Don't fall for the trap.
>>251596
>You don't get fired
in exchange for working long hours (as in never escape your job even at home), stagnate pay, toxic environment
>you clearly spend half the day doing nothing
still chained to a soulless "office", forced to communicate with people I hate
>You don't get fired
in exchange for working long hours (as in never escape your job even at home), stagnate pay, toxic environment
>you clearly spend half the day doing nothing
still chained to a soulless "office", forced to communicate with people I hate
>>251348
If I do not get fired I might start going to a community college to learn to turn wrenches for a living. Maybe I will lurn2code. The place I am at is a union shop, so I might survive. The downside is that it is a union shop and the coworkers are some of the most toxic motherfuckers to walk the Earth.
If I do not get fired I might start going to a community college to learn to turn wrenches for a living. Maybe I will lurn2code. The place I am at is a union shop, so I might survive. The downside is that it is a union shop and the coworkers are some of the most toxic motherfuckers to walk the Earth.
Just a friendly reminder to my fellow wagies, to never teach everything you know. I spent a month training some bitch to help me do my job. As a result I was moved to another department and they have her another suckubus to keep her company. Now when I go over there I am given the stink eye and today told I'm not helpful at all when I go over there. Well that's what I get for trying to mentor a coworker. They want me because I know how to program these machines and I will definitely not be helping them anymore if they do run into something. But they haven't needed me in months. That's fine I suppose. But just a reminder, NEVER SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE. At least, not all of it.
>>251830
Correct, that is what the boomers do. They safeguard their trade knowledge to prevent "millennial snowflakes" from ever moving up, then suddenly retire and their replacement has no idea what to do. Then they wonder why there are supply shortages everywhere.
Correct, that is what the boomers do. They safeguard their trade knowledge to prevent "millennial snowflakes" from ever moving up, then suddenly retire and their replacement has no idea what to do. Then they wonder why there are supply shortages everywhere.
I got corona-chan from work. It sucks I've been lying in bed unable to do anything but sleep. My office banned remote work because some hag was jealous of others doing it. Then they proceeded to have a christmas party where the entire office was sitting in close proximity, eating and talking together. I don't know if I'm an idiot for continuing to work at such a place or for listening to internet schizos say "hurr durr the virus is fake the vaccine is the real threat, trust me I'm a NEET who never leaves the house."
>>251830
I noticed that succubi tend to shun you once they believe you are of no value. Same thing happened to me when I had interns that were eventually hired as full time employees.
I noticed that succubi tend to shun you once they believe you are of no value. Same thing happened to me when I had interns that were eventually hired as full time employees.
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I'm just confused. I can't discern how dangerous covid actually is. I can't discern how safe and effective the vaccines are. I may as well not think about, I have to be jabbed by the 31st before being unemployed so I don't have an option. I'm fat and in poor health. If I get a clot or heart issues from the pfizer I will be fucked and If i get bad covid I will also be fucked.
How do you cope with not having any security?
I always feel like I am on thin ice and one wrong move and my future is destroyed and I will live in poverty. What really scares me is that this is completely dependent on other people who I can’t affect. Like if they fire me I am just fucked without money. Maybe it is just because of OCD, but this terrifies me
I always feel like I am on thin ice and one wrong move and my future is destroyed and I will live in poverty. What really scares me is that this is completely dependent on other people who I can’t affect. Like if they fire me I am just fucked without money. Maybe it is just because of OCD, but this terrifies me
>>251848
Yep that is exactly what happened. I hope the bitch miscarries as she's visibly pregnant. Fuck her. I don't want to be her friend and I generally hate coworkers but if someone takes the time to show me something I tend to be grateful. I've been thinking of ways to sabotage her in some way, don't really care if I get fired since I hate this job anyway.
>>251845
Smart move on their part given how companies are sometimes. But it does fuck the lower generation. I do laugh at them closing everything down for kungflu then wondering why they have work force shortages. Wagies got a break and many did whatever they could to avoid going back.
Yep that is exactly what happened. I hope the bitch miscarries as she's visibly pregnant. Fuck her. I don't want to be her friend and I generally hate coworkers but if someone takes the time to show me something I tend to be grateful. I've been thinking of ways to sabotage her in some way, don't really care if I get fired since I hate this job anyway.
>>251845
Smart move on their part given how companies are sometimes. But it does fuck the lower generation. I do laugh at them closing everything down for kungflu then wondering why they have work force shortages. Wagies got a break and many did whatever they could to avoid going back.
>>251596
I'd say this isnt super common. I've worked tech as a programmer for a decade and it's definitely most common to be a normie mostly but with aspie social tendencies. Since covid, I think a lot of the loners, myself included, became shut ins because of Perma wfh
I'd say this isnt super common. I've worked tech as a programmer for a decade and it's definitely most common to be a normie mostly but with aspie social tendencies. Since covid, I think a lot of the loners, myself included, became shut ins because of Perma wfh
>>251869
Before I was coping, unfortunately I think I did the 'one wrong move' too many times recently and now everything will be a big ????
I have no plan.
Before I was coping, unfortunately I think I did the 'one wrong move' too many times recently and now everything will be a big ????
I have no plan.
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I don't know what to do.
I was thinking about quitting my job, getting a different place to live, moving to a new city and trying to land a similar job to what I have now.
I feel trapped. What if I end up with a job I hate? What if I end up in a place I hate to live?
The whole situation fills me up with anxiety. I feel like crying and I was before. It feels like there's a hole in my chest and it hurts.
This decision could determine if I kill myself or not. If I can bear to go on living. I don't know if I can make the leap. I don't know what to do.
I was thinking about quitting my job, getting a different place to live, moving to a new city and trying to land a similar job to what I have now.
I feel trapped. What if I end up with a job I hate? What if I end up in a place I hate to live?
The whole situation fills me up with anxiety. I feel like crying and I was before. It feels like there's a hole in my chest and it hurts.
This decision could determine if I kill myself or not. If I can bear to go on living. I don't know if I can make the leap. I don't know what to do.
>>251908
You know that normie saying, "the grass is greener on the other side"? Here's the thing, you might end up doing all those things you said, quitting your job, moving somewhere else entirely, but still end up in the same position you are now after a while. Bored and unsatisfied with your life. I always think its better to make small changes first and see how it helps your situation, maybe instead of moving to a new city, move to a new neighborhood in your current city first and see how you handle the change. Get a different apartment. Instead of leaving your job, see if you can transfer to another department or try a different line of work if you're able to. Maybe change your routine and see how you feel. People like to think making drastic changes will suddenly improve their lives, but oftentimes they may just end up in the same position where they started. Figure out what's really bothering you about your current situation and go from there.
>>251869
Save your money and invest it. That's what I've been doing ever since I started to live on my own. Like it or not, money is a safety net and a cushion and can make your life a whole lot easier then having no money.
You know that normie saying, "the grass is greener on the other side"? Here's the thing, you might end up doing all those things you said, quitting your job, moving somewhere else entirely, but still end up in the same position you are now after a while. Bored and unsatisfied with your life. I always think its better to make small changes first and see how it helps your situation, maybe instead of moving to a new city, move to a new neighborhood in your current city first and see how you handle the change. Get a different apartment. Instead of leaving your job, see if you can transfer to another department or try a different line of work if you're able to. Maybe change your routine and see how you feel. People like to think making drastic changes will suddenly improve their lives, but oftentimes they may just end up in the same position where they started. Figure out what's really bothering you about your current situation and go from there.
>>251869
Save your money and invest it. That's what I've been doing ever since I started to live on my own. Like it or not, money is a safety net and a cushion and can make your life a whole lot easier then having no money.
I'm missing hours of work and overtime multipliers in my paycheck this month.
Payroll won't be in for the holidays. I work a fucking dog's job for a fucking dog's wages. I will remaining a fucking dog til I die. A personal project I had for myself to get out of this shithole wageslavery is on the back burner again cos I can't focus anymore even though I have some time off because this paycheck bullshit has given me a tremendous headache.
Payroll won't be in for the holidays. I work a fucking dog's job for a fucking dog's wages. I will remaining a fucking dog til I die. A personal project I had for myself to get out of this shithole wageslavery is on the back burner again cos I can't focus anymore even though I have some time off because this paycheck bullshit has given me a tremendous headache.
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Happy holydays mods. Now wake the fuck up please, and delete those retards off-topic-ing our precious wageslave thread. Gandolfini is spinning on his grave right now and it's your fault. When you delete this post for breaking 11, go ahead and delete the ones above for breaking 5. It would take too long to report all these idiots, 3 at a time.
Happy holydays mods. Now wake the fuck up please, and delete those retards off-topic-ing our precious wageslave thread. Gandolfini is spinning on his grave right now and it's your fault. When you delete this post for breaking 11, go ahead and delete the ones above for breaking 5. It would take too long to report all these idiots, 3 at a time.
>>252058
I apologize. I could not resist even though I knew discussing this topic would piss the users off, sooner or later.
I apologize. I could not resist even though I knew discussing this topic would piss the users off, sooner or later.
>>252059
It'd be nice to have mods that were on the userbase's side for once :/.
Also, don't lie. At least be honest that you are not sorry.
It'd be nice to have mods that were on the userbase's side for once :/.
Also, don't lie. At least be honest that you are not sorry.
My only gripe with my job is that I'm afraid to lose it.
I'm afraid to get fired. I'm afraid to be persecuted. I'm afraid of losing stability. I'm afraid of losing my salary. I'm afraid of having to find another job that I don't like.
I love my job. I worry everyday about losing it and it's driving me insane. I wish I had this job forever.
I'm afraid to get fired. I'm afraid to be persecuted. I'm afraid of losing stability. I'm afraid of losing my salary. I'm afraid of having to find another job that I don't like.
I love my job. I worry everyday about losing it and it's driving me insane. I wish I had this job forever.
>>252141
If losing your job is the only thing you have to worry about, then you're one of the lucky ones… What do you do btw?
If losing your job is the only thing you have to worry about, then you're one of the lucky ones… What do you do btw?
You would never catch me working one of these wageslave jobs.
This is the definition of wageslavery.
This is the definition of wageslavery.
>>252165
In the bonds of work man is free from thought, which is often more menacing than any physical reality, as that is what drives your experience
In the bonds of work man is free from thought, which is often more menacing than any physical reality, as that is what drives your experience
>>252165
No alternative, inertia. I recently quit "a job like that" and don't know what else to do as my mind has been wiped over the years.
No alternative, inertia. I recently quit "a job like that" and don't know what else to do as my mind has been wiped over the years.
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>Graduated in 2017
>Worked for maybe 2 years total
>Not even 2022 and work has already destroyed my mind and soul
>No alternatives to this life
>Worked for maybe 2 years total
>Not even 2022 and work has already destroyed my mind and soul
>No alternatives to this life
>>252163
He worked… 5, 6 hours?
In the Third World country I live in, such worker would have to do 8-10 hours. And saturday is a working day.
He worked… 5, 6 hours?
In the Third World country I live in, such worker would have to do 8-10 hours. And saturday is a working day.
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i work at a walmart as a cart pusher.
i came by to say that ive worked at 10+ different corporations and numerous positions, and i can safely say that cart pushing is the easiest and best for a wizard by far and i recommend you all try.
let me quell some fears you may have:
-you wont be speaking to anybody at all except for saying "thanks have a good day" to people throwing carts at you, which happens maybe 10 times a day. none of these people have ever engaged me in conversation.
-you will never ever see a manager. i dont even know my manager's name. they dont bother coming outside. it's like a self-run anarchist situation with the cart pushers. as long as you do your job (which means keeping at least 10 carts in the cart area, that's all) then a manager will never have any reason to come outside.
-the exercise strain is minimal. you walk about 12 miles a day but it's not even noticeable after 2 weeks. you don't have to run and you'll never have to use your hands because you have a tractor to push the carts for you. i havent pushed carts by hand since my first day on the job.
-they will never ever ask to promote you. cart pushers stay cart pushers forever. you wont be harassed to be crosstrained. (stay the fuck far away from the deli/produce/meat sections especially. all three of these departments are now considered one department, so you will have to be trained in all 3 at the same time. ive never heard of anything this fucked up before and im surprised people arent rioting about this. deli alone is the hardest department in the store, so i dont know why they thought it was a good idea to force 2 more departments onto their workload. STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM DELI/PRODUCE/MEAT. if that's the only position they have open for you then just walk out.)
-bums will leave you alone because they know cart pushers are broke.
-you can use your phone and take breaks whenever the fuck you want. nobody is there to stop you and nobody will complain as long as there's carts in the cart bay. i have disappeared for 2 hours on a 4 hour shift and nobody even noticed because i had carts in the bay.
-you can choose your hours and if they give you a schedule you dislike then you can talk to them and they'll fix it immediately.
-you can wear whatever the fuck you want. Cart boys have zero dress code. You can show up to work with a mohawk, tattoos, and facial body mods and nobody will say anything. they directly said so during my interview.
some cons:
-if your walmart is in the ghetto then you need to buy a gun with your first paycheck. personally for me, i have already seen a car have its window broken and a bum jumped in and stole it and ive only been here for a month. bums sleep in electric wheelchairs and piss in jugs and throw them in bushes. bums scream and shout and beat the shit out of each other and pull scams on normalfags.
They've only ever directly talked to me maybe 3 times, but you never know with these people and i'd rather be safe than sorry. get a fucking gun ASAP if you're in a drug infested part of town. you can get a .380 ACP for under $200 and it'll get the job done. i personally bought a Glock 27.
-most walmarts only have 4 cart pushers on the schedule. Actually getting the job may be the hardest part of it all. the department will probably already be at max capacity and it wont even give you the option to apply.
Basically the only way to get fired from this job is to no call no show or walk out during a shift, so it's rare that someone is terminated. All of the guys in my department have been here 4+ years and have no plans to leave.
-the equipment is from ~1980 and it can be fucky sometimes. my tractor malfunctioned once and drove into a guy's car and smashed it so good that his back door was caved in 2 feet deep and scratched like wolverine claws. It was stressful and shitty but you can learn the problems and learn to avoid them. The managers didnt give a fuck that i did that at all and gave them a settlement and then told me im good to get back to work. It happens often.
-you will need to buy a Lot of clothes you normally wouldnt because the weather conditions are fucked. the soles of your shoes will melt in the summer, you'll have to hide your phone somewhere inside when it's raining because it will get soaked if you leave it in your pants and you'll probably get pneumonia, cart pushers lose consciousness from the heat in the summer all the time etc. Buy lots of cheap boots, buy a full rain coat, buy a hat with an attachment that covers your neck from the sun, buy sunglasses, etc. If you don't, you WILL be fucked and hard.
-im fat and the job makes me hungry all day long because of the walking
-your coworkers may talk to you when it's slow. results may vary. all they ever discuss with me is work related stuff and they mostly dont have time to really explore my psyche or share about themselves. i usually answer with "yes" and "no" to avoid autism meltdowns. it's been alright, but maybe you wont be so lucky. Most cart guys are special needs retards so they're pretty harmless. this is maybe something that should go into the pro section.
-if you dont have a visual imagination, you might be so bored that you'll want to kill yourself. Working with the tractor is so repetitive that it eventually becomes like a part of your body and the job then requires zero focus. it's akin to working in a factory. therefore i think it's necessary to have an imagination so you can play with your imaginary friends and karate chop people and stuff while you're doing soulless manual labor for hours.
i came by to say that ive worked at 10+ different corporations and numerous positions, and i can safely say that cart pushing is the easiest and best for a wizard by far and i recommend you all try.
let me quell some fears you may have:
-you wont be speaking to anybody at all except for saying "thanks have a good day" to people throwing carts at you, which happens maybe 10 times a day. none of these people have ever engaged me in conversation.
-you will never ever see a manager. i dont even know my manager's name. they dont bother coming outside. it's like a self-run anarchist situation with the cart pushers. as long as you do your job (which means keeping at least 10 carts in the cart area, that's all) then a manager will never have any reason to come outside.
-the exercise strain is minimal. you walk about 12 miles a day but it's not even noticeable after 2 weeks. you don't have to run and you'll never have to use your hands because you have a tractor to push the carts for you. i havent pushed carts by hand since my first day on the job.
-they will never ever ask to promote you. cart pushers stay cart pushers forever. you wont be harassed to be crosstrained. (stay the fuck far away from the deli/produce/meat sections especially. all three of these departments are now considered one department, so you will have to be trained in all 3 at the same time. ive never heard of anything this fucked up before and im surprised people arent rioting about this. deli alone is the hardest department in the store, so i dont know why they thought it was a good idea to force 2 more departments onto their workload. STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM DELI/PRODUCE/MEAT. if that's the only position they have open for you then just walk out.)
-bums will leave you alone because they know cart pushers are broke.
-you can use your phone and take breaks whenever the fuck you want. nobody is there to stop you and nobody will complain as long as there's carts in the cart bay. i have disappeared for 2 hours on a 4 hour shift and nobody even noticed because i had carts in the bay.
-you can choose your hours and if they give you a schedule you dislike then you can talk to them and they'll fix it immediately.
-you can wear whatever the fuck you want. Cart boys have zero dress code. You can show up to work with a mohawk, tattoos, and facial body mods and nobody will say anything. they directly said so during my interview.
some cons:
-if your walmart is in the ghetto then you need to buy a gun with your first paycheck. personally for me, i have already seen a car have its window broken and a bum jumped in and stole it and ive only been here for a month. bums sleep in electric wheelchairs and piss in jugs and throw them in bushes. bums scream and shout and beat the shit out of each other and pull scams on normalfags.
They've only ever directly talked to me maybe 3 times, but you never know with these people and i'd rather be safe than sorry. get a fucking gun ASAP if you're in a drug infested part of town. you can get a .380 ACP for under $200 and it'll get the job done. i personally bought a Glock 27.
-most walmarts only have 4 cart pushers on the schedule. Actually getting the job may be the hardest part of it all. the department will probably already be at max capacity and it wont even give you the option to apply.
Basically the only way to get fired from this job is to no call no show or walk out during a shift, so it's rare that someone is terminated. All of the guys in my department have been here 4+ years and have no plans to leave.
-the equipment is from ~1980 and it can be fucky sometimes. my tractor malfunctioned once and drove into a guy's car and smashed it so good that his back door was caved in 2 feet deep and scratched like wolverine claws. It was stressful and shitty but you can learn the problems and learn to avoid them. The managers didnt give a fuck that i did that at all and gave them a settlement and then told me im good to get back to work. It happens often.
-you will need to buy a Lot of clothes you normally wouldnt because the weather conditions are fucked. the soles of your shoes will melt in the summer, you'll have to hide your phone somewhere inside when it's raining because it will get soaked if you leave it in your pants and you'll probably get pneumonia, cart pushers lose consciousness from the heat in the summer all the time etc. Buy lots of cheap boots, buy a full rain coat, buy a hat with an attachment that covers your neck from the sun, buy sunglasses, etc. If you don't, you WILL be fucked and hard.
-im fat and the job makes me hungry all day long because of the walking
-your coworkers may talk to you when it's slow. results may vary. all they ever discuss with me is work related stuff and they mostly dont have time to really explore my psyche or share about themselves. i usually answer with "yes" and "no" to avoid autism meltdowns. it's been alright, but maybe you wont be so lucky. Most cart guys are special needs retards so they're pretty harmless. this is maybe something that should go into the pro section.
-if you dont have a visual imagination, you might be so bored that you'll want to kill yourself. Working with the tractor is so repetitive that it eventually becomes like a part of your body and the job then requires zero focus. it's akin to working in a factory. therefore i think it's necessary to have an imagination so you can play with your imaginary friends and karate chop people and stuff while you're doing soulless manual labor for hours.
>>252285
I had pushed carts for sam's club, and it was somewhat a mirror of your experience. The difference is that the cart machine was ALWAYS broken, which I didn't really mind since I tend to favor athleticism so I found mushing an ungodly amount of carts a fairly fun feat of strength. We also never had enough shopping carts, so on busy days you would really have to bust some ass to keep up from getting yelled at. Maybe it's just the difference between the two institutions, but my managers were always on everyone like a hawk. I was able to fly under their radar because they thought I enjoyed working hard for them, but that's not how I viewed it.
Considering that people buy a lot of furniture and bulky groceries, people always wanted help loading things, and since most of the people that shop there are old, they would almost always tip.
But yes, do not move inside. It will absolutely not be a promotion. I only did because I was starting to tire of the heat of the summer, and wearing only long sleeves/pants to prevent sunburn just made things worse. Like you say, boots are a must as well. Otherwise you may end up with a broken toe or something, and they're good for the rainy season as well.
You know, you can always transfer within the company to a warehouse as well. I was dumb enough to do it for the pay and fewer worked days, but the walmart warehouse in particular that I transferred to was absolutely horrendous. Tons of pressure, and really political for a life dropout tier job. Maybe if you can find output statistics and determine if it's a low output distribution center, then maybe it would be worth it. But bear in mind they would rather hire bums off the street rather than inside of the company.
I no longer work there since I was very sick of the menial labor day in and out, abuse from managers, and the physical pains the work brought upon me. It was essentially impossible to get fired, I had not shown up in a month and when I returned I got a "Welcome back". I quit a couple weeks after.
I had pushed carts for sam's club, and it was somewhat a mirror of your experience. The difference is that the cart machine was ALWAYS broken, which I didn't really mind since I tend to favor athleticism so I found mushing an ungodly amount of carts a fairly fun feat of strength. We also never had enough shopping carts, so on busy days you would really have to bust some ass to keep up from getting yelled at. Maybe it's just the difference between the two institutions, but my managers were always on everyone like a hawk. I was able to fly under their radar because they thought I enjoyed working hard for them, but that's not how I viewed it.
Considering that people buy a lot of furniture and bulky groceries, people always wanted help loading things, and since most of the people that shop there are old, they would almost always tip.
But yes, do not move inside. It will absolutely not be a promotion. I only did because I was starting to tire of the heat of the summer, and wearing only long sleeves/pants to prevent sunburn just made things worse. Like you say, boots are a must as well. Otherwise you may end up with a broken toe or something, and they're good for the rainy season as well.
You know, you can always transfer within the company to a warehouse as well. I was dumb enough to do it for the pay and fewer worked days, but the walmart warehouse in particular that I transferred to was absolutely horrendous. Tons of pressure, and really political for a life dropout tier job. Maybe if you can find output statistics and determine if it's a low output distribution center, then maybe it would be worth it. But bear in mind they would rather hire bums off the street rather than inside of the company.
I no longer work there since I was very sick of the menial labor day in and out, abuse from managers, and the physical pains the work brought upon me. It was essentially impossible to get fired, I had not shown up in a month and when I returned I got a "Welcome back". I quit a couple weeks after.
>>252285
>>252286
Where the hell are you guys from? There is no cart machines where I live and I had no idea such a thing existed, I assume it pushes carts. Also for my location everything you said is wrong, cart pusher isn’t even a position it’s just something the cashiers and baggers do when it’s their turn, sometime the managers even do it.
>>252286
Where the hell are you guys from? There is no cart machines where I live and I had no idea such a thing existed, I assume it pushes carts. Also for my location everything you said is wrong, cart pusher isn’t even a position it’s just something the cashiers and baggers do when it’s their turn, sometime the managers even do it.
>>252287
In the southern US.>>252286 I don't think most grocery stores use cart machines or have designated cart pushers, I believe it's just a Sam's Club/Walmart thing but I could be wrong.
In the southern US.>>252286 I don't think most grocery stores use cart machines or have designated cart pushers, I believe it's just a Sam's Club/Walmart thing but I could be wrong.
>>252287
This"cart pusher" is a burger thing, here in this shithole country some poor cashiers are expected to push those carts after finishing their normal hours, without any extra pay obviously.
This"cart pusher" is a burger thing, here in this shithole country some poor cashiers are expected to push those carts after finishing their normal hours, without any extra pay obviously.
>>252308
>poor cashiers are expected to push those carts after finishing their normal hours
That's the same in even the most developed Canada, but at least big chains like Wal-Mart have a motorized assist thing that offloads muscle work so they even get the eldery workers to push trains of 50+ carts across the parking lot. Being a simple "door greeter" as an elderly is just a legend now, a fairy tale from a better time. Such a job is reserved for the completely mentally retarded now. The companies put these drooling wheelchair'd downies inside the doors as a decoration to show how inclusive they are. 89 year-old Gary who got conned out of his pension because the company he worked for over 30 years didn't file the right paperwork… He has to push carts, restock shelves, tell every bumbling ididoth where every item in the store is, and wipe toilets, and he'll be doing it until he dies.
>poor cashiers are expected to push those carts after finishing their normal hours
That's the same in even the most developed Canada, but at least big chains like Wal-Mart have a motorized assist thing that offloads muscle work so they even get the eldery workers to push trains of 50+ carts across the parking lot. Being a simple "door greeter" as an elderly is just a legend now, a fairy tale from a better time. Such a job is reserved for the completely mentally retarded now. The companies put these drooling wheelchair'd downies inside the doors as a decoration to show how inclusive they are. 89 year-old Gary who got conned out of his pension because the company he worked for over 30 years didn't file the right paperwork… He has to push carts, restock shelves, tell every bumbling ididoth where every item in the store is, and wipe toilets, and he'll be doing it until he dies.
Imagine having to wagecuck as a truck driver, then have your breaks fail on your truck, killing 4 people, then sentenced to life in prison.
Life and society is really a cruel joke.
Life and society is really a cruel joke.
>>252334
They do it on purpose. I bet whatever company manufactures those trucks paid off all the victims families so they wouldn't press charges, and instead let some spic truck driver take the fall for them.
They do it on purpose. I bet whatever company manufactures those trucks paid off all the victims families so they wouldn't press charges, and instead let some spic truck driver take the fall for them.
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Holidays are done,back to work.
im the guy who posted this and i have an update >>252285
>Actually getting the job may be the hardest part of it all. the department will probably already be at max capacity and it wont even give you the option to apply.
im now feeling the effects of this as the day after New Year's they transferred me to loss prevention without even asking me. they did the transfer while i wasnt even at work.
i walked out. i might show up tomorrow and explain to them i have schizophrenia and that i can't have a face to face customer service job, especially one where verbal and physical confrontations are expected, and see if they'll let me stay on carts.
but they'll probably just terminate me.
>Actually getting the job may be the hardest part of it all. the department will probably already be at max capacity and it wont even give you the option to apply.
im now feeling the effects of this as the day after New Year's they transferred me to loss prevention without even asking me. they did the transfer while i wasnt even at work.
i walked out. i might show up tomorrow and explain to them i have schizophrenia and that i can't have a face to face customer service job, especially one where verbal and physical confrontations are expected, and see if they'll let me stay on carts.
but they'll probably just terminate me.
>>252461
You probably would have had a better chance if you had explained first, but it is walmart so it may not have mattered regardless. at least you can probably apply for unemployment now.
good luck anyway.
You probably would have had a better chance if you had explained first, but it is walmart so it may not have mattered regardless. at least you can probably apply for unemployment now.
good luck anyway.
Working from home is comfortable, too comfortable. I don't feel any of the constant anxiety and pain which are necessary to get me to do anything.
>>252477
just practice imagining how angry/disappointed your boss will be if you don't finish you work and how embarrassed you'll feel about it.
i'm trying to do the opposite and remove that kind of imagery and thoughts to be a more easy going and relaxed person.
just practice imagining how angry/disappointed your boss will be if you don't finish you work and how embarrassed you'll feel about it.
i'm trying to do the opposite and remove that kind of imagery and thoughts to be a more easy going and relaxed person.
I'm probably going to have to end up waging. Since I have a college degree I was thinking about just starting work as a prep guy at a chain restaurant or something then try to get a cozy office spot. Is this feasible or am I dreaming here?
Man, my job would be perfect (or, tolerable, at least) if two co-workers fucked off. They are
>middle aged femoid who thinks everything should go her own way, is incredibly bitchy, etc
>twentysomething guy who thinks he's a great worker, but shows up two hours late every shift and spends most of the rest of the shift fucking around
I wouldn't mind the guy so much if he'd just give me space to do my work instead of complaining about what other people aren't doing. He's just annoying and gets in the way. Can't fault him for getting paid to fuck around at work.
The 'moid just complains about literally everything, and seems to take it out on me because I'm the loser of the workplace.
>middle aged femoid who thinks everything should go her own way, is incredibly bitchy, etc
>twentysomething guy who thinks he's a great worker, but shows up two hours late every shift and spends most of the rest of the shift fucking around
I wouldn't mind the guy so much if he'd just give me space to do my work instead of complaining about what other people aren't doing. He's just annoying and gets in the way. Can't fault him for getting paid to fuck around at work.
The 'moid just complains about literally everything, and seems to take it out on me because I'm the loser of the workplace.
>>251348
I’m 30 with spotty work history in retail garbage. I was a merchandiser for two big snack companies and I gotta admit the work isn’t too bad because you’re completely solitary apart from some brief, predictable and structured convos with store managers at grocery stores and your sup.
Pretty comfy and you can tell random grocery shoppers “oh I don’t work here.”
I wouldn’t mind doing it part time and just subsisting as I don’t think I can get the bux at this point. I plan to move to a different state from my family and engage in self supportation because I’m gonna have to do it at some point anyway. Just live minimalist
I’m 30 with spotty work history in retail garbage. I was a merchandiser for two big snack companies and I gotta admit the work isn’t too bad because you’re completely solitary apart from some brief, predictable and structured convos with store managers at grocery stores and your sup.
Pretty comfy and you can tell random grocery shoppers “oh I don’t work here.”
I wouldn’t mind doing it part time and just subsisting as I don’t think I can get the bux at this point. I plan to move to a different state from my family and engage in self supportation because I’m gonna have to do it at some point anyway. Just live minimalist
>be food delivery wagie on a shitty fixed gear
>first job I've had my whole life and first time having money and not wasting away in poverty
>too mentally and physically weak to do it
>first job I've had my whole life and first time having money and not wasting away in poverty
>too mentally and physically weak to do it
>>252530
how did you manage to find a job doing that? i like cycling quite a lot so this sounds like fun to me.
how did you manage to find a job doing that? i like cycling quite a lot so this sounds like fun to me.
>work retail. Overnights
>last month or so was hell, because of Christmas and other things I won't elaborate on (basically coworkers and management)
>looking forward to the post Christmas return to normal
>find out last night that my schedule is changed, and they're putting two other people on nights because of my province's covid cases are increasing
I'm livid. I was looking forward to work going back to normal, so it'd be slightly more tolerable. Hope it's temporary
>last month or so was hell, because of Christmas and other things I won't elaborate on (basically coworkers and management)
>looking forward to the post Christmas return to normal
>find out last night that my schedule is changed, and they're putting two other people on nights because of my province's covid cases are increasing
I'm livid. I was looking forward to work going back to normal, so it'd be slightly more tolerable. Hope it's temporary
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well, quit job couple months back
in that time, notice a core part gone, maybe was never there?
Was a vending machine without light
Now just an apparatus waiting new instructions
Onward toward configuring the self
good luck friends
in that time, notice a core part gone, maybe was never there?
Was a vending machine without light
Now just an apparatus waiting new instructions
Onward toward configuring the self
good luck friends
Pretty sure I just got hired as a pharmacy assistant. I was drug tested and then told I would be called in a day or two with a start date, so I think it's safe to assume I was hired.
Has anyone ever worked in a pharmacy?
Has anyone ever worked in a pharmacy?
>>252648
No because I'm not a normie cocksucker that would ever work with the general public or co-workers.
No because I'm not a normie cocksucker that would ever work with the general public or co-workers.
>>252649
how do you go about finding jobs like that? in my experience with warehouses, factories etc, jobs that you would think the social component wouldn't be there, all have the same drama filled bootlicking environments. wasn't any better than retail since you are still dealing with retards all day.
how do you go about finding jobs like that? in my experience with warehouses, factories etc, jobs that you would think the social component wouldn't be there, all have the same drama filled bootlicking environments. wasn't any better than retail since you are still dealing with retards all day.
>>252648
I have worked in a pharmacy, it is fucking awful, you stand literally all day long, you have to handle little pills and liquids, if you drop one on the floor then get ready for some awful paperwork for the fda describing why the pharmacy is missing a pill, you constantly have to find pill bottles that are supposed to be in alphabetical order but they never are(I hope you can recite the alphabet without starting from A), you have to use crappy computer programs from the 90s with a bunch of convoluted interfaces and buttons just to do simple things, your coworkers will most likely be 90% female and will take advantage of you by hiding to try and make you do all the work, the pharmacist will most likely be extremely busy and if they are old will get angry if you ask too many questions, you need to deal with people on the phone constantly who are old and retarded. There is probably more but I can't think of them, at least you get to wear scrubs I guess.
I have worked in a pharmacy, it is fucking awful, you stand literally all day long, you have to handle little pills and liquids, if you drop one on the floor then get ready for some awful paperwork for the fda describing why the pharmacy is missing a pill, you constantly have to find pill bottles that are supposed to be in alphabetical order but they never are(I hope you can recite the alphabet without starting from A), you have to use crappy computer programs from the 90s with a bunch of convoluted interfaces and buttons just to do simple things, your coworkers will most likely be 90% female and will take advantage of you by hiding to try and make you do all the work, the pharmacist will most likely be extremely busy and if they are old will get angry if you ask too many questions, you need to deal with people on the phone constantly who are old and retarded. There is probably more but I can't think of them, at least you get to wear scrubs I guess.
>>252653
Ha, no wonder I was hired nearly instantly. I was assuming this place had a large turnaround rate or something since I have zero prior experience. Fuck me, what have I gotten myself into.
Ha, no wonder I was hired nearly instantly. I was assuming this place had a large turnaround rate or something since I have zero prior experience. Fuck me, what have I gotten myself into.
>>252653
Do they even let the assistants handle the pills though? I thought you needed some sort of a certification to dole out the pills. Assistants are just front office slaves who bring people their prescriptions and work checkout, no?
Do they even let the assistants handle the pills though? I thought you needed some sort of a certification to dole out the pills. Assistants are just front office slaves who bring people their prescriptions and work checkout, no?
>>252655
As far as I was told you are trained to do so, and after a certain amount of time you are sent for certification.
>>252656
this was in the back of my mind as well, i dont particularly feel good about it.
As far as I was told you are trained to do so, and after a certain amount of time you are sent for certification.
>>252656
this was in the back of my mind as well, i dont particularly feel good about it.
>>252680
This is something I was looking at as well so I would also be interested in hearing stories or experiences
This is something I was looking at as well so I would also be interested in hearing stories or experiences
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I got my first covid shot a week later than the mandate deadline. They are legally allowed to roster me on now. I haven't been given a single shift since getting it. Feels like a bit of punishment.
>>252684
I got my COVID shots but refused to disclose that I did. Companies forcing their employees to take medical treatments is something I am strongly against.
I got my COVID shots but refused to disclose that I did. Companies forcing their employees to take medical treatments is something I am strongly against.
>>252686
The government mandated it here but then made the businesses do their dirty work and enforce it to avoid massive fines. Businesses here which have unvaccinated employees working get fined 100k per person per day.
The government mandated it here but then made the businesses do their dirty work and enforce it to avoid massive fines. Businesses here which have unvaccinated employees working get fined 100k per person per day.
>>252285
i worked as a cart pusher i liked it until i had to work with a coworker who would not DTFU ABOUT FURRY SHIT AND BEASTARS BULLSHIT FUCK HAVING TO TALK TO COWORKERS!
i worked as a cart pusher i liked it until i had to work with a coworker who would not DTFU ABOUT FURRY SHIT AND BEASTARS BULLSHIT FUCK HAVING TO TALK TO COWORKERS!
>>252461
another update: i told them im schizophrenic and they let me back on carts. :D
>>252901
where were you a cart pusher? whenever i get overwhelmed i just sit in the bathroom for like 40 minutes. you couldnt just walk away from the guy?
my walmart has 2 different doors so i could also just go to the side opposite of him and push carts there instead to avoid him.
another update: i told them im schizophrenic and they let me back on carts. :D
>>252901
where were you a cart pusher? whenever i get overwhelmed i just sit in the bathroom for like 40 minutes. you couldnt just walk away from the guy?
my walmart has 2 different doors so i could also just go to the side opposite of him and push carts there instead to avoid him.
It's amazing that people in the US can work as a "cart pusher".
As mentioned previously in 3rd world shitholes like mine some cashier has to do that shit after hours without pay, I thought this was the case everywhere.
As mentioned previously in 3rd world shitholes like mine some cashier has to do that shit after hours without pay, I thought this was the case everywhere.
>>252919
They had to invent simple jobs for all the low IQ niggers that can't do anything else.
They had to invent simple jobs for all the low IQ niggers that can't do anything else.
>>252919
I dunno about how it is now, but my first job over 2 decades ago was as a 'courtesy clerk' at a grocery store. It was the entry-level job where you basically did all the bitch tasks at the grocery store that no one else wanted to do. Bagging, cart pushing, cleaning, and restocking the shit that people left at the cash register was pretty much all I did. I would often just fuck around outside for half of my shift so I didn't have to interact with customers, though.
Can't believe that 'cart pusher' is a dedicated job now.
I dunno about how it is now, but my first job over 2 decades ago was as a 'courtesy clerk' at a grocery store. It was the entry-level job where you basically did all the bitch tasks at the grocery store that no one else wanted to do. Bagging, cart pushing, cleaning, and restocking the shit that people left at the cash register was pretty much all I did. I would often just fuck around outside for half of my shift so I didn't have to interact with customers, though.
Can't believe that 'cart pusher' is a dedicated job now.
>>252919
Given the size or parking lots and the influx of people to supermarkets in burgerland I say that warrants for a position like that.
Given the size or parking lots and the influx of people to supermarkets in burgerland I say that warrants for a position like that.
I have an interview for a chain restaurant position. I have not yet managed to hold down a part time job for more than a month. If I manage to make it more than a month, I know I'm going to be cursing myself every time I wake up for not having completed the necessary prerequisite courses or networking to get into graduate school. Here's to a new year.
Left the retail sector and made it into the call center realm, and it’s only slightly better…my coworkers (and some types of callers) are the only thing that aggravate me. My department is made up of only succubi, and when they’re not on a call they just like to talk all sorts of bullshit. I’ve been training myself to zone out of those moments, so far so good…but I’ve still got work to do. Especially since this job is my highest paying one yet.
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>work as a (sort of) sysadmin
>most of my work consists of sending a few short emails in a day telling other teams that X happened and that they should fix it
>days when shit goes down are pretty rare
>also 100% home office since the pandemic hit so I basically play games and watch shit all the time
>feels too good to be true, almost like I'm cheating or something, can't imagine it'll last long
>one day my employer tells me next month will be my last on this project
>feel depressed, got way too lazy to go back to L2 working on tickets and shit
>shortly after, the company that contracts my employer contacts me
>they want to employ me directly on the same exact position
>not only do I keep my cozy job, they offer to more than double my pay
How does this even happen
I'm a college dropout and a former NEET of 5 years, it's like I won the lottery
>most of my work consists of sending a few short emails in a day telling other teams that X happened and that they should fix it
>days when shit goes down are pretty rare
>also 100% home office since the pandemic hit so I basically play games and watch shit all the time
>feels too good to be true, almost like I'm cheating or something, can't imagine it'll last long
>one day my employer tells me next month will be my last on this project
>feel depressed, got way too lazy to go back to L2 working on tickets and shit
>shortly after, the company that contracts my employer contacts me
>they want to employ me directly on the same exact position
>not only do I keep my cozy job, they offer to more than double my pay
How does this even happen
I'm a college dropout and a former NEET of 5 years, it's like I won the lottery
>>253012
nice going, having good things happen that probably shouldn't be is certainly a weird feeling, though.
nice going, having good things happen that probably shouldn't be is certainly a weird feeling, though.
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>>253012
gratz wiz, much like the lottery itself you can't win if you don't play. The entire economy is a sham at this point and so if you actually provide somewhat of a service you deserve whatever is given.
gratz wiz, much like the lottery itself you can't win if you don't play. The entire economy is a sham at this point and so if you actually provide somewhat of a service you deserve whatever is given.
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>>253012
Any advice on how to obtain such a job like this for someone who is socially inept and can barley keep a sentence together?
Any advice on how to obtain such a job like this for someone who is socially inept and can barley keep a sentence together?
>>253028
It's easy: work a real job and then make up stories like that one on your downtime.
It's easy: work a real job and then make up stories like that one on your downtime.
>>253020
>>253017
thanks wizbros
>>253028
I started as L2 support and moved to different projects when a chance presented itself. There was a lot of luck involved for me to end up where I am now, since most of the time you don't really know how good a project is at first glance.
From my observation I can safely say that most L2 support wagies tend to move to a better place within 3-4 years. If you can't find an L2 position with no experience you can work for like a year in L1 to get something worth putting on your CV, but be prepared to hate it (tedious, schematic, lots of human contact).
>>253017
thanks wizbros
>>253028
I started as L2 support and moved to different projects when a chance presented itself. There was a lot of luck involved for me to end up where I am now, since most of the time you don't really know how good a project is at first glance.
From my observation I can safely say that most L2 support wagies tend to move to a better place within 3-4 years. If you can't find an L2 position with no experience you can work for like a year in L1 to get something worth putting on your CV, but be prepared to hate it (tedious, schematic, lots of human contact).
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A coworker complains about his problems at me. Generally, it's about how SJWs are ruining capeshit/Star Wars movies, but lately He's been complaining about how his ex. How much he misses her (despite her being a shit head), etc
I hate my work enough without a normal blathering away about its problems
I hate my work enough without a normal blathering away about its problems
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>>253043
Sounds like too much of a nightmare for me. I think I'll just continue slowly working towards my CS degree even though it'll probably take me awhile. Since I'm too low IQ for math (calculus classes are required for a CS degree) I'm just going to pay people to do them for me. Thanks for the advice anyways anon, and congrats on making It.
Sounds like too much of a nightmare for me. I think I'll just continue slowly working towards my CS degree even though it'll probably take me awhile. Since I'm too low IQ for math (calculus classes are required for a CS degree) I'm just going to pay people to do them for me. Thanks for the advice anyways anon, and congrats on making It.
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>>253183
Apparently modern mash tuns have a door and chute at the base where the spent grain is scrapped out, like the ash pan of a furnace. For the engineers having a door and gasket at the bottom must've been just another point of failure on the tun, and you don't want even the possibility of flooding your distillery with tons of mash. Also, I wonder if they used the spent grain as fuel?
Apparently modern mash tuns have a door and chute at the base where the spent grain is scrapped out, like the ash pan of a furnace. For the engineers having a door and gasket at the bottom must've been just another point of failure on the tun, and you don't want even the possibility of flooding your distillery with tons of mash. Also, I wonder if they used the spent grain as fuel?
Anyone else just fucking lose their patience when they fuck up at work? My job is literally retarded and when I fuck up at it it reminds me what a low IQ mongoloid I am and I fucking start getting mad and thinking about killing myself. I almost ruined a ton of govt property. Just fucked off to sit in the bathroom at one point..I don't give a fuck about anything I do but I also hate when I ruin things it puts me into a borderline autistic rage. Cope like "everyone makes mistakes" doesn't help either.
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>work overnights
>day crew don't throw out the garbage before they leave
>fucked if I throw out someone else's garbage.org
>usually stick it somewhere visible but out of the way, so the day crew can actually do their job and clean up after themselves
>I've been doing it for weeks
>come in tonight
>see note saying "please don't put garbage in *places I put it*
>next time day crew leaves their garbage, I have a mind to keep it in my work station and leave a note saying something like "the garbage wasn't tossed out when I came in"
>day crew don't throw out the garbage before they leave
>fucked if I throw out someone else's garbage.org
>usually stick it somewhere visible but out of the way, so the day crew can actually do their job and clean up after themselves
>I've been doing it for weeks
>come in tonight
>see note saying "please don't put garbage in *places I put it*
>next time day crew leaves their garbage, I have a mind to keep it in my work station and leave a note saying something like "the garbage wasn't tossed out when I came in"
Neet here, spent the last 15 years doing nothing.
My bitch of a mother just applied for a dishwasher job in my name.
My bitch of a mother just applied for a dishwasher job in my name.
>>253292
So far nothing has come of it, not even a phonecall from the job. I basically plan to tell them straight out that I don't give a shit about it and this was entirely her idea.
So far nothing has come of it, not even a phonecall from the job. I basically plan to tell them straight out that I don't give a shit about it and this was entirely her idea.
>>253291
dishwashing is one of the most physically painful jobs you can have. actually you should avoid the food industry in its entirety, it's torture and pain and that's why normalfags love it so much. they like to make their jobs their entire life and suck away what little freedom and thought they have.
i'd rather install roofs or be a construction worker than work in a restaurant.
dishwashing is one of the most physically painful jobs you can have. actually you should avoid the food industry in its entirety, it's torture and pain and that's why normalfags love it so much. they like to make their jobs their entire life and suck away what little freedom and thought they have.
i'd rather install roofs or be a construction worker than work in a restaurant.
>>253485
This. As a former ex-NEET myself I can tell you that coming out of longterm neetdom and immediately getting some job where you're forced to be around loud normies all day will be mental torture for you. Avoid these jobs at all costs, however you can. Restaurant jobs in general sound terrible, even the normie wageslaves are constantly complaining about the nature of the work.
>>253291
Do not work in the food industry whatever you do, instead I recommend that you try to look for some kind of security job instead. I can vouch from my experience that security is one of the best kept secrets for wizzies and recovering ex-NEETs. Normies view it with disdain, but it's actually been one of the best jobs I ever had. For starters, it is ridiculously easy to get a security job, at least speaking for USA, since most people do not want to work at it, often due to the odd hours (evenings/late-nights,etc). And just by looking presentable, clean-cut, being able to pass a drug-test if needed and willing to show up when needed, you'll drastically stand out from the applicant crowd in the security field. A lot of times to get a simple unarmed security gig, you just need to be able to pass a simple exam at some training school to receive a security license from your state. After that, you're free to look for jobs until you find out that works for you. You can easily find some evening/late-night security job even just by calling the employers and asking around.
Security is often a very solitary job, where you'll just be working by yourself at some location. If you're lucky, it'll often be guarding some building/warehouse/industrial area after-hours, and you'll usually have some kind of security shack to chill in between doing your patrols. And especially working late hours or nights, you'll often be sitting there by yourself with absolutely nothing to do. And employers usually don't care if you look through phone or read books or whatever, as the only thing they care about is having a physical body on site for insurance purposes. So as such, they'll often allow you to bring your phone, laptop, etc. I used to work at a job where all I did was watch anime & movies on my netbook & browsed the internet and only left my post to do some occasional patrols around my area. For a recovering ex-NEET, it was really the perfect solitary job.
This. As a former ex-NEET myself I can tell you that coming out of longterm neetdom and immediately getting some job where you're forced to be around loud normies all day will be mental torture for you. Avoid these jobs at all costs, however you can. Restaurant jobs in general sound terrible, even the normie wageslaves are constantly complaining about the nature of the work.
>>253291
Do not work in the food industry whatever you do, instead I recommend that you try to look for some kind of security job instead. I can vouch from my experience that security is one of the best kept secrets for wizzies and recovering ex-NEETs. Normies view it with disdain, but it's actually been one of the best jobs I ever had. For starters, it is ridiculously easy to get a security job, at least speaking for USA, since most people do not want to work at it, often due to the odd hours (evenings/late-nights,etc). And just by looking presentable, clean-cut, being able to pass a drug-test if needed and willing to show up when needed, you'll drastically stand out from the applicant crowd in the security field. A lot of times to get a simple unarmed security gig, you just need to be able to pass a simple exam at some training school to receive a security license from your state. After that, you're free to look for jobs until you find out that works for you. You can easily find some evening/late-night security job even just by calling the employers and asking around.
Security is often a very solitary job, where you'll just be working by yourself at some location. If you're lucky, it'll often be guarding some building/warehouse/industrial area after-hours, and you'll usually have some kind of security shack to chill in between doing your patrols. And especially working late hours or nights, you'll often be sitting there by yourself with absolutely nothing to do. And employers usually don't care if you look through phone or read books or whatever, as the only thing they care about is having a physical body on site for insurance purposes. So as such, they'll often allow you to bring your phone, laptop, etc. I used to work at a job where all I did was watch anime & movies on my netbook & browsed the internet and only left my post to do some occasional patrols around my area. For a recovering ex-NEET, it was really the perfect solitary job.
>>253491
>>253291
Can confirm that working as a security guard is great. I only quit because my parents managed to convince me to try getting a university degree (this turned out to be a huge mistake).
One thing to watch out for though is sometimes they'll put you on a post where you essentially have to act as a front-desk secretary. If this happens you need to be willing to just ask for a different position. You're not expected to just stick with a shitty post if you don't like it. The best posts are locations like data storage centers or parking garages.
>>253291
Can confirm that working as a security guard is great. I only quit because my parents managed to convince me to try getting a university degree (this turned out to be a huge mistake).
One thing to watch out for though is sometimes they'll put you on a post where you essentially have to act as a front-desk secretary. If this happens you need to be willing to just ask for a different position. You're not expected to just stick with a shitty post if you don't like it. The best posts are locations like data storage centers or parking garages.
>>253491
>security
Always seemed like a good fit due to the odd hours, but what if you're really short/weak/small-framed? It's hard to think you'd be considered for a security position unless you seemed physically imposing in some way. At least, that's why I never considered it.
>security
Always seemed like a good fit due to the odd hours, but what if you're really short/weak/small-framed? It's hard to think you'd be considered for a security position unless you seemed physically imposing in some way. At least, that's why I never considered it.
>>253505
They literally do not care, they just need a warm body to sit there and tell the homeless people to keep walking. You're not really expected to resist anyone, you just call the cops.
They literally do not care, they just need a warm body to sit there and tell the homeless people to keep walking. You're not really expected to resist anyone, you just call the cops.
>>253506
not him but I honestly find this hard to believe, I look like a scrawny doe-eyed dweeb and I couldn't imagine a security firm hiring me as the person to scare people away
not him but I honestly find this hard to believe, I look like a scrawny doe-eyed dweeb and I couldn't imagine a security firm hiring me as the person to scare people away
>>253507
Again, your job is not to scare people away. You are supposed to bail and call the real authorities the moment shit goes south. They just want you there to sit and watch.
Again, your job is not to scare people away. You are supposed to bail and call the real authorities the moment shit goes south. They just want you there to sit and watch.
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>>253485
>actually you should avoid the food industry in its entirety, it's torture and pain and that's why normalfags love it so much.
100% this, wish I knew beforehand but now I'm stuck doing it/tech/software support in a food factory and everyone makes the work their entire life. you get into arguments just wanting to plan some days off or not wanting to do outside of work hours on-call support. but right now I cant easily quit as I need the 'stable job' checkbox for getting a place
fuck workaholics
>actually you should avoid the food industry in its entirety, it's torture and pain and that's why normalfags love it so much.
100% this, wish I knew beforehand but now I'm stuck doing it/tech/software support in a food factory and everyone makes the work their entire life. you get into arguments just wanting to plan some days off or not wanting to do outside of work hours on-call support. but right now I cant easily quit as I need the 'stable job' checkbox for getting a place
fuck workaholics
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Am I getting hearing loss? I've been working at my factory job for 2 years now, there are a lot of vacuum type machines with hissing air. There are earplugs but no one wears them, when I started there literally NOBODY did so my dumb ass thought not to either. A year ago my supervisor was impressed I could hear her talking about me 30 feet away in all that noise. Today I can hardly a hear a quiet conversation 15 feet away with all that noise. If I am in a very silent area I have noticeable tinnitus but it's fairly mild. I've also been sleeping 5 hours a night for most of the last year and 6 hours a night the year before. So I downloaded a decibel meter app and walked around with my phone sticking out of my pocket. The peak noise I could get hovers around 71dB. How fucked am I for being exposed to this for so long? Is there anything I can do to fix this? I started wearing earplugs but stopped now that I work in a less noisy area. No one ever gave me a warning about the fucking sound. God I hate myself for being so stupid as to work here.
>>253642
You can’t heal hearing once it’s damaged. Yes you probably damaged your ears a bit by being in that noise level. The best you can do is try and get some compensation by your employer, though if they provided ear plugs and everyone was just too stupid to use them then I don’t think you’ll get anything.
You can’t heal hearing once it’s damaged. Yes you probably damaged your ears a bit by being in that noise level. The best you can do is try and get some compensation by your employer, though if they provided ear plugs and everyone was just too stupid to use them then I don’t think you’ll get anything.
>>253651
>>253642
it was similar in a place I was briefly, honestly it's pretty fucked up you have to outright go against the group to have basic safety like ear protection, you feel like the odd one out wasting time, making it harder to talk because you can't hear as well with them on. But still they will say it's your fault simply because they were "available" even if nothing about the environment encourages them.
>>253642
it was similar in a place I was briefly, honestly it's pretty fucked up you have to outright go against the group to have basic safety like ear protection, you feel like the odd one out wasting time, making it harder to talk because you can't hear as well with them on. But still they will say it's your fault simply because they were "available" even if nothing about the environment encourages them.
>>253661
No I gotta say his workplace was just filled with cretins. I work on a ship, and every engineer wears his hearing protection when in the engine room, and everyone who goes into an engine space wears it too. That wiz bears responsibility for not using it. If they provided hearing protection I’m willing to bet there was a sign posted warning about high noise levels. Yes, his coworkers are at fault too for practicing unsafe work, but he had every opportunity to just put some ear plugs in. The company is still at fault for allowing unsafe work to happen, it is ultimately their responsibility to make sure the work environment is safe.
No I gotta say his workplace was just filled with cretins. I work on a ship, and every engineer wears his hearing protection when in the engine room, and everyone who goes into an engine space wears it too. That wiz bears responsibility for not using it. If they provided hearing protection I’m willing to bet there was a sign posted warning about high noise levels. Yes, his coworkers are at fault too for practicing unsafe work, but he had every opportunity to just put some ear plugs in. The company is still at fault for allowing unsafe work to happen, it is ultimately their responsibility to make sure the work environment is safe.
>>253642
>There are earplugs but no one wears them, when I started there literally NOBODY did so my dumb ass thought not to either.
Wow you really mutilated yourself out of peer pressure.
>There are earplugs but no one wears them, when I started there literally NOBODY did so my dumb ass thought not to either.
Wow you really mutilated yourself out of peer pressure.
>>253642
As for your specific problem I have no clue, but I had a similar thing but working at a pharmacy. We were supposed to wear gloves when handling certain medication because the dust absorbs through skin but no one ever did, people are fucking retarded, never copy them, if it doesn't immediately effect them then they don't care
As for your specific problem I have no clue, but I had a similar thing but working at a pharmacy. We were supposed to wear gloves when handling certain medication because the dust absorbs through skin but no one ever did, people are fucking retarded, never copy them, if it doesn't immediately effect them then they don't care
>>253664
>That wiz bears responsibility for not using it. If they provided hearing protection I’m willing to bet there was a sign posted warning about high noise levels
Yeah. There were earplugs provided but there is no sign and it was never mentioned. I just cannot believe no one would wear them but whatever. I'm going to try to quit soon or better yet get fired but idk how to do that. I wish there was a good hearing test I could take that would let me know how far gone I am.
>>253691
>>253671
It's not even that loud I didn't really think it would cause a problem but I feel like the harshness of the noise is a big factor.
>That wiz bears responsibility for not using it. If they provided hearing protection I’m willing to bet there was a sign posted warning about high noise levels
Yeah. There were earplugs provided but there is no sign and it was never mentioned. I just cannot believe no one would wear them but whatever. I'm going to try to quit soon or better yet get fired but idk how to do that. I wish there was a good hearing test I could take that would let me know how far gone I am.
>>253691
>>253671
It's not even that loud I didn't really think it would cause a problem but I feel like the harshness of the noise is a big factor.
>>253708
You should try and get compensation. If you end up needing hearing aids, even if it’s as an old wiz, the company owes you. They allowed an unsafe workplace, it’s their job to make sure the safety rules are followed and they clearly were not.
You should try and get compensation. If you end up needing hearing aids, even if it’s as an old wiz, the company owes you. They allowed an unsafe workplace, it’s their job to make sure the safety rules are followed and they clearly were not.
>>253709
Honestly if anything I'm more worried about the open pools of liquid lead solder. I'm gonna get a hearing test and a lead test when I can.
Honestly if anything I'm more worried about the open pools of liquid lead solder. I'm gonna get a hearing test and a lead test when I can.
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>>253485
>you should avoid the food industry in its entirety, it's torture and pain and that's why normalfags love it so much.
Long hours, dealing with normies, karens fat fucks, making food that's not even for you.
I worked for a while in a Little Caesars and to this day I can eat one of their pizzas, not cause they taste bad but because their smell n taste gives me PTSD
>you should avoid the food industry in its entirety, it's torture and pain and that's why normalfags love it so much.
Long hours, dealing with normies, karens fat fucks, making food that's not even for you.
I worked for a while in a Little Caesars and to this day I can eat one of their pizzas, not cause they taste bad but because their smell n taste gives me PTSD
I start my fast food job tomorrow. Was supposed to start a week ago but the managers suck. Every one that I've seen there so far is loud, covered in tattoos, and a few are missing teeth despite being young. I heard a lot of normalcattle gossip between the workers too. Before taking on the job, I gave Python one last shot but it's still not something I can do. Luckily the establishment doesn't seem to have high expectations of its employees so I'm hoping to be in and out without much trouble.
>>253805
> I gave Python one last shot but it's still not something I can do.
Did you use the right tools to learn? Check out this https://programming-22.mooc.fi/
I'm currently learning Java using the MOOC.fi course, It's a bit difficult but I advance at my own pace.
Don't give up just yet, and if you ever become a super successful programmer and see an awkward 28 y/o guy with glasses asking for a junior programming job then hire him because he may be me.
> I gave Python one last shot but it's still not something I can do.
Did you use the right tools to learn? Check out this https://programming-22.mooc.fi/
I'm currently learning Java using the MOOC.fi course, It's a bit difficult but I advance at my own pace.
Don't give up just yet, and if you ever become a super successful programmer and see an awkward 28 y/o guy with glasses asking for a junior programming job then hire him because he may be me.
>>253814
It's not really the courses that are the problem but rather I just don't know how to learn the commands to actually make stuff. I'm pretty much stuck at a stage where I can read the source code of a program and understand it but I can't produce it.
It's not really the courses that are the problem but rather I just don't know how to learn the commands to actually make stuff. I'm pretty much stuck at a stage where I can read the source code of a program and understand it but I can't produce it.
>>251869
fair point and i worry about this as well. they did it on purpose so they know they have everyone by the balls. the only way is to save money and have money yourself.
fair point and i worry about this as well. they did it on purpose so they know they have everyone by the balls. the only way is to save money and have money yourself.
>>252186
no they work 8-12 hours in america too. its the same everything its just on a bigger scale in america. theres still rich and poor.
no they work 8-12 hours in america too. its the same everything its just on a bigger scale in america. theres still rich and poor.
>>252286
>>252285
dont listen to these retards. pushing carts is not chill. i used to be a cashier at a grocery store 10 years ago and the cart pushers had to be outside in extreme weather conditions, at least where i live. it is freezing cold in the winter and extremely hot and humid in the summer. i vividly remember multiple days were the weather was so shitty out and i would look at the cart pusher saying im glad im not him.
the job is also physically grueling as hell. its not comfy at all.
>>252285
dont listen to these retards. pushing carts is not chill. i used to be a cashier at a grocery store 10 years ago and the cart pushers had to be outside in extreme weather conditions, at least where i live. it is freezing cold in the winter and extremely hot and humid in the summer. i vividly remember multiple days were the weather was so shitty out and i would look at the cart pusher saying im glad im not him.
the job is also physically grueling as hell. its not comfy at all.
>>253485
dishwashing is for retards. my cousin used to do it for a few months cuz he had a DUI and couldnt drive anywhere else. he would come home with cut up hands every night from cleaning sharp objects. then he would drink himself silly.
dishwashing is for retards. my cousin used to do it for a few months cuz he had a DUI and couldnt drive anywhere else. he would come home with cut up hands every night from cleaning sharp objects. then he would drink himself silly.
>be my boomer managers
>try to write formally
>durrr let's capitalize random words that aren't even proper nouns
>like, much better!!!!!!
>send to equally illiterate client
>collect 6-figure salary
Phew. All in a day's hard work.
>try to write formally
>durrr let's capitalize random words that aren't even proper nouns
>like, much better!!!!!!
>send to equally illiterate client
>collect 6-figure salary
Phew. All in a day's hard work.
>>253823
It's near impossible to buy a house or your freedom ("retirement") now. A single hole in your resume if you stop working for any reason and your chances of getting a decent job are borked.
succubi demand more money and status from relationships than ever before. We are all trapped in the literal myth of sisyphus and there is only one way off this ride.
It's near impossible to buy a house or your freedom ("retirement") now. A single hole in your resume if you stop working for any reason and your chances of getting a decent job are borked.
succubi demand more money and status from relationships than ever before. We are all trapped in the literal myth of sisyphus and there is only one way off this ride.
>>253870
I was in an office with someone who had been working as a manager for 20+ years and every single line had a grammar error. My grammar is shit but even I was astounded at the complete and utter lack of standards in the white collar world.
They always misuse "myself" when they want to sound formal too. They forget that it's a reflexive pronoun.
I was in an office with someone who had been working as a manager for 20+ years and every single line had a grammar error. My grammar is shit but even I was astounded at the complete and utter lack of standards in the white collar world.
They always misuse "myself" when they want to sound formal too. They forget that it's a reflexive pronoun.
>>254252
>succubi demand more money and status from relationships than ever before.
so what? not my problem.
>succubi demand more money and status from relationships than ever before.
so what? not my problem.
>>253805
Good luck wizzie. Fast food is not the worst job you could end up doing, but it is what you make out of it. Just stick to your business, don't get involved in any stupid normalfag workplace drama and collect your paycheck. Even with crappy wageslave jobs you can still end up saving a decent amount of money, especially if you don't have much in terms of living expenses. And have an exit plan in mind, for whether that's going back to education or getting a better job eventually.
Good luck wizzie. Fast food is not the worst job you could end up doing, but it is what you make out of it. Just stick to your business, don't get involved in any stupid normalfag workplace drama and collect your paycheck. Even with crappy wageslave jobs you can still end up saving a decent amount of money, especially if you don't have much in terms of living expenses. And have an exit plan in mind, for whether that's going back to education or getting a better job eventually.
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>>251348
I need to recraft my resume to apply for a stable job. Anyone have tips on how to concentrate on writing about yourself without getting caught up in old buried memories and closing the document?
I need to recraft my resume to apply for a stable job. Anyone have tips on how to concentrate on writing about yourself without getting caught up in old buried memories and closing the document?
>>254278
All you have to do is put down your work experience, describe what you did and list any references.
That's about it.
All you have to do is put down your work experience, describe what you did and list any references.
That's about it.
>>254279
Thanks, I know I'm making more of an issue out of it than it really is by hyper focusing on the phrasing and format. Getting caught up in optimizing the summation of my experience will do more harm than just finishing it and apply spamming.
Thanks, I know I'm making more of an issue out of it than it really is by hyper focusing on the phrasing and format. Getting caught up in optimizing the summation of my experience will do more harm than just finishing it and apply spamming.
>be me
>Buy house
>become mentally unstable, institutionalized multiple times a year
>Yeah okay, I'm going to have to sell my house
>Tell my family
>They have an intervention and basically scream at me, telling me I'll be homeless and a fuckup and it's all over
>It's bullshit but say "yeah okay, give us some help then until I can organize a safety net"
>They agree to give me part time work at the family company
>Work odd hours, just to give me something to do, but limit my pay to $160 a week (the amount you can earn on a sickness benefit)
>Every second week they fuck up my pay and overpay me
>Have to give all that money back to the government
>"Hey sis, have you changed my tax bracket, I'm not a primary earner"
>"yeah yeah, I'll sort it"
>They never sorted it
>Six weeks in, overpaid by over a thousand dollars I have to return
>Have to pay the full amount over $160 per week to WINZ, and pay the tax difference of 23% to IRD
They literally put me further into debt, holy fuck I'm pissed. I just received a series of angry letters detailing how much money I owe and how they'll start pilfering it from my welfare.
>Buy house
>become mentally unstable, institutionalized multiple times a year
>Yeah okay, I'm going to have to sell my house
>Tell my family
>They have an intervention and basically scream at me, telling me I'll be homeless and a fuckup and it's all over
>It's bullshit but say "yeah okay, give us some help then until I can organize a safety net"
>They agree to give me part time work at the family company
>Work odd hours, just to give me something to do, but limit my pay to $160 a week (the amount you can earn on a sickness benefit)
>Every second week they fuck up my pay and overpay me
>Have to give all that money back to the government
>"Hey sis, have you changed my tax bracket, I'm not a primary earner"
>"yeah yeah, I'll sort it"
>They never sorted it
>Six weeks in, overpaid by over a thousand dollars I have to return
>Have to pay the full amount over $160 per week to WINZ, and pay the tax difference of 23% to IRD
They literally put me further into debt, holy fuck I'm pissed. I just received a series of angry letters detailing how much money I owe and how they'll start pilfering it from my welfare.
>>254317
I was functional once.
I'm so over the fucking lies and promises though. I'm selling my house next week for $350,00 and paying off my debts, and then burning the last $10,000 on the lawn in a giant bonfire. Then I'm ghosting everyone and living in the countryside on NEETbux, they can all get fucked. I'll sell my house for $300,000 under valuation if it means getting out of here faster.
I was functional once.
I'm so over the fucking lies and promises though. I'm selling my house next week for $350,00 and paying off my debts, and then burning the last $10,000 on the lawn in a giant bonfire. Then I'm ghosting everyone and living in the countryside on NEETbux, they can all get fucked. I'll sell my house for $300,000 under valuation if it means getting out of here faster.
>>254319
It actually really fucking hurts. They keep on screaming and yelling at me when I struggle with my finances, knowing I have a $400 per week mortgage and get $360 on welfare, getting by through the foodbank, welfare fraud, renting my spare rooms to literal fucking retarded pedophiles that keep on getting arrested because my house is unfinished and that's all I can get. And then when my utilities get cut and I end up broke, they yell and scream at me. All the help comes contingent on the condition that they can shame me, fuck them.
I'm cutting them all off. I'm going to fucking sell it or burn it, and get out of here. I may as well burn it because the government will make me spend my capital gains before getting welfare, turn it into a big fucking bombfire.
It actually really fucking hurts. They keep on screaming and yelling at me when I struggle with my finances, knowing I have a $400 per week mortgage and get $360 on welfare, getting by through the foodbank, welfare fraud, renting my spare rooms to literal fucking retarded pedophiles that keep on getting arrested because my house is unfinished and that's all I can get. And then when my utilities get cut and I end up broke, they yell and scream at me. All the help comes contingent on the condition that they can shame me, fuck them.
I'm cutting them all off. I'm going to fucking sell it or burn it, and get out of here. I may as well burn it because the government will make me spend my capital gains before getting welfare, turn it into a big fucking bombfire.
>>251431
I work in a call centre too, eventually I grew so tired of their bullshit that I started hanging up on customers if they didn't have anything coherent to say after using up the average call handling time
I work in a call centre too, eventually I grew so tired of their bullshit that I started hanging up on customers if they didn't have anything coherent to say after using up the average call handling time
I just wanna cope with how disposable I actually am
The global wage worker population is a little over 3 billion, there’s only so many universities and offices available until I literally cannot meet the constantly raising standards required to find employment along with the fact that global rent and food prices are only set to keep increasing for the whole of this century, wether or not I die or kms doesn’t matter because I’ll be remembered as some random statistic with some public information on my ID stating what’s generally important to my role in society before being quietly replaced by someone else like me…. Hmm I shouldn’t be amazed thankfully life isn’t a movie where anyones a main character and I should be glad I get to be raised in a time where the average human can expect most of their time being spent calmly paying for shit like rent and mindlessly wagecucking than being sent off to die in war or die to an extreme disease or some other dumbfuck worldending shit…
The global wage worker population is a little over 3 billion, there’s only so many universities and offices available until I literally cannot meet the constantly raising standards required to find employment along with the fact that global rent and food prices are only set to keep increasing for the whole of this century, wether or not I die or kms doesn’t matter because I’ll be remembered as some random statistic with some public information on my ID stating what’s generally important to my role in society before being quietly replaced by someone else like me…. Hmm I shouldn’t be amazed thankfully life isn’t a movie where anyones a main character and I should be glad I get to be raised in a time where the average human can expect most of their time being spent calmly paying for shit like rent and mindlessly wagecucking than being sent off to die in war or die to an extreme disease or some other dumbfuck worldending shit…
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>>254409
Normgroids are not humans, they literally think and act like crossbreed between chimp and fundamentalist cultist.
Normgroids are not humans, they literally think and act like crossbreed between chimp and fundamentalist cultist.
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>>254547
what does that have to do with anything? I guess you're implying that I'd get fired but that would never happen here, my country has good laws that protect workers. I've had 6 weeks off before for a broken arm and just last month I got 2 weeks off after a dental operation. It's all at full pay too.
what does that have to do with anything? I guess you're implying that I'd get fired but that would never happen here, my country has good laws that protect workers. I've had 6 weeks off before for a broken arm and just last month I got 2 weeks off after a dental operation. It's all at full pay too.
>>254554
lucky you not living in a shithole like america. some jobs they fire you for taking a day off or calling in sick too much.
lucky you not living in a shithole like america. some jobs they fire you for taking a day off or calling in sick too much.
>>254556
yeah, that's one part of wageslavery that I'm genuinely thankful for - decent worker rights. It makes sense this way, I can't help being sick and I still need to pay my rent. My right to sick pay is the government's way of shifting the financial burden onto companies and taking it off vulnerable workers, many of which live from paycheck to paycheck. We also have a mandatory amount of paid vacation, 5 weeks :)
yeah, that's one part of wageslavery that I'm genuinely thankful for - decent worker rights. It makes sense this way, I can't help being sick and I still need to pay my rent. My right to sick pay is the government's way of shifting the financial burden onto companies and taking it off vulnerable workers, many of which live from paycheck to paycheck. We also have a mandatory amount of paid vacation, 5 weeks :)
Holy fucking shit I hate working, I haven't gotten more than 6 hours of sleep on a workday in more than a year, I either have to cut deep into my fucking sleep time just to have more than 2.5 hours of free time a day or I have to endure the sheer fucking dullness of not having done a single fun thing. Put me back into NEETdom
>>254556
I work in america. I have had a coworker essentially on sick leave for the past year, and they can't fire her. Not every job is the pizza hut down the block.
I work in america. I have had a coworker essentially on sick leave for the past year, and they can't fire her. Not every job is the pizza hut down the block.
I'm starting to seriously lose patience with my coworkers. Up till now I've been really good with putting up a facade and dealing with them patiently as exhausting as it is. I've started losing my will to smile and reply to small talk. I've started actually saying what I think when they come to me with stupid problems and try to force their work on me. I just can't take it anymore. I can't take their fucking vacant stares and their empty fucking droning about their meaningless, dull existences. I can't stand hearing stupid fucking gossip and endless diatribes about cars and housework and mortgages. How do people exist like this? How are they capable of living in such narrow frames of reference, never looking around, never thinking about anything but whatever immediate stimuli has been placed in the trough in front of them.
I guess in a way I'm envious. They get to live without a care in the world and die peacefully. Maybe it is just jealousy.
I guess in a way I'm envious. They get to live without a care in the world and die peacefully. Maybe it is just jealousy.
>>254605
People tend to only talk to others about the most base and common things because it’s easy conversation. I don’t think most people really care. But when you don’t know your audience you speak to the lowest common denominator.
Or maybe everyone really is a slavering idiot and I’m giving too much credit. But I refuse to believe there are people who never have moments of introspection and can see the forest for the trees.
People tend to only talk to others about the most base and common things because it’s easy conversation. I don’t think most people really care. But when you don’t know your audience you speak to the lowest common denominator.
Or maybe everyone really is a slavering idiot and I’m giving too much credit. But I refuse to believe there are people who never have moments of introspection and can see the forest for the trees.
>>254606
Not intending to be rude, but I admire your naivete. My entire family consisted of those types of people. I can tell you first hand that they're simply not capable of any more than basic thought patterns. Sometimes they broach the most basic level of introspection but at the end of the day it's always just meaningless diversions that only serve to justify whatever their comfort or preference already was.
Not intending to be rude, but I admire your naivete. My entire family consisted of those types of people. I can tell you first hand that they're simply not capable of any more than basic thought patterns. Sometimes they broach the most basic level of introspection but at the end of the day it's always just meaningless diversions that only serve to justify whatever their comfort or preference already was.
>>253642
below 80db is safe to exposed to for a few hours but it's still generally a good idea to assume everything is louder than it is
Also you can get tinnitus from just being stressed (and that kind of tinnitus eventually goes away)
But yeah start wearing earplugs from now on, from what I can gather you can be exposed to 80 db for roughly 2 hours before it causes damage (but I wouldn't risk it anyway)
below 80db is safe to exposed to for a few hours but it's still generally a good idea to assume everything is louder than it is
Also you can get tinnitus from just being stressed (and that kind of tinnitus eventually goes away)
But yeah start wearing earplugs from now on, from what I can gather you can be exposed to 80 db for roughly 2 hours before it causes damage (but I wouldn't risk it anyway)
>>254583
germany, mailman. the laws I mentioned are for everyone, but most people get 6 weeks of vacation, not 5
germany, mailman. the laws I mentioned are for everyone, but most people get 6 weeks of vacation, not 5
>going from completely sedentary to working a warehouse tomorrow
How fucked am I? I feel like I can do it, but I could just be overestimating myself
How fucked am I? I feel like I can do it, but I could just be overestimating myself
>>254696
Start slow and dont try to fullfill every single thing others ask of you,they will try to dump all the shit on the new guy.
Start slow and dont try to fullfill every single thing others ask of you,they will try to dump all the shit on the new guy.
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>>254696
When I went from NEET to librarian my lower back got done in by the box archives. It took 2-3 weeks of back exercises to do it without injury, if you had more notice you'd be able to do the same. My prognosis is you're going to die.
When I went from NEET to librarian my lower back got done in by the box archives. It took 2-3 weeks of back exercises to do it without injury, if you had more notice you'd be able to do the same. My prognosis is you're going to die.
Why the fuck do companies choose to constantly replace people instead of paying them more to stay? I just quit my first job out of college which was originally an IT internship. After two years I ended up automating 90% of my work and also much of my boss's and revamped like half of their website. Despite this they only gave me a 2% raise the whole time. I got comfortable enough that I could cover when my boss went on 2 week vacations. Yet they still refused to pay me more and told me 6 months ago they expected me to leave for some place better, since everyone in my position does so after 1-2 years.
I finally accepted a job that pays nearly twice as much. Now I'm doing on-boarding and learning shit all over again, which almost makes me want to go back. But they already hired some chump to replace me, who doesn't even know how to program. By the time he figures out all the stuff I was managing, he'll surely leave too. If this is the way things are run no wonder everything is going to shit.
I finally accepted a job that pays nearly twice as much. Now I'm doing on-boarding and learning shit all over again, which almost makes me want to go back. But they already hired some chump to replace me, who doesn't even know how to program. By the time he figures out all the stuff I was managing, he'll surely leave too. If this is the way things are run no wonder everything is going to shit.
I don't see myself being able to study and working 44 hours per week.
It seems part-timers don't exist anymore.
It seems part-timers don't exist anymore.
>>254708
If you're an office wagie or a security guard or something it's easy to study at work. If it's an actually productive job like at a warehouse though, it will suck.
If you're an office wagie or a security guard or something it's easy to study at work. If it's an actually productive job like at a warehouse though, it will suck.
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>>254710
It's some call center slavery shit job. I tried it but my head wasn't up to it after a whole shift.
It pisses me off cause normos can pull this with no problem and I'm still struggling.
It's some call center slavery shit job. I tried it but my head wasn't up to it after a whole shift.
It pisses me off cause normos can pull this with no problem and I'm still struggling.
When I first got this job I thought it was great, but after a few months now this job makes me feel like shit. I seriously hate wageslaving.
>>254726
It's a hotel front desk job. When I first started it seemed like a dream come true, many days there was 0 customer interactions and I got to just spend the whole time alone, other than answering a few phone calls. The rest of the shift was just filling out paper work etc.
That's still mostly true, aside from some days that are extremely busy, most days I only have to deal with a handful of customers, which is the best you can hope for with any customer service job.
But I still feel complete loathing about the job now. A lot of it is succubi coworker which having to deal with feels incredibly draining.
When I first started we were sparsely staffed, which meant I had spent most shifts in blissful solitude. But now there's more staff so there's (almost) always 2 people per shift, so I'm in a small space with a succubi for 8 hours.
In general it could be worse. This job pays more than anything else I ever had but also feels emasculating and soul killing.
It's a hotel front desk job. When I first started it seemed like a dream come true, many days there was 0 customer interactions and I got to just spend the whole time alone, other than answering a few phone calls. The rest of the shift was just filling out paper work etc.
That's still mostly true, aside from some days that are extremely busy, most days I only have to deal with a handful of customers, which is the best you can hope for with any customer service job.
But I still feel complete loathing about the job now. A lot of it is succubi coworker which having to deal with feels incredibly draining.
When I first started we were sparsely staffed, which meant I had spent most shifts in blissful solitude. But now there's more staff so there's (almost) always 2 people per shift, so I'm in a small space with a succubi for 8 hours.
In general it could be worse. This job pays more than anything else I ever had but also feels emasculating and soul killing.
>>254728
I start to think it's the sedentary nature of the job which makes me feel despair. That and the fact that the entire job is about socializing with strangers or coworkers.
I think I would maybe be happier doing something more physical and also more isolated, but maybe it's just a case of the grass being greener on the other side.
I start to think it's the sedentary nature of the job which makes me feel despair. That and the fact that the entire job is about socializing with strangers or coworkers.
I think I would maybe be happier doing something more physical and also more isolated, but maybe it's just a case of the grass being greener on the other side.
>>254728
What are the requirements/skills needed for that kind of job? seems like something I could do.
Do you have to be handsome to deal with people? I've heard they only hire decent looking people.
What are the requirements/skills needed for that kind of job? seems like something I could do.
Do you have to be handsome to deal with people? I've heard they only hire decent looking people.
>>254730
You don't need to be handsome, no. I'm pretty ugly. I guess it varies wildly on the location/company, but I dont have a degree or anything, and I'm sure many places will hire you without one. The most important skill is being able to socialize and communicate effectively, so basically just customer service skills.
You don't need to be handsome, no. I'm pretty ugly. I guess it varies wildly on the location/company, but I dont have a degree or anything, and I'm sure many places will hire you without one. The most important skill is being able to socialize and communicate effectively, so basically just customer service skills.
Why is it such a monumental task to find a tech job? I'm mainly referring to the US job market.
It used to be super easy to get hired with a compsci degree. You didn't even have to do anything, just be enrolled in any accredited institution and your inbox would be flooded with job offers even before you graduated. Now you have to jump through so many hoops to be considered for the lowest-paying code monkey role.
Let me go into further detail:
>grinding leetcode is now a requirement
>need to have teamwork skills
>have to go through multiple rounds of interviews
>must be "passionate" about coding whereas before you only needed to know how to use google search
What the fuck happened?
It used to be super easy to get hired with a compsci degree. You didn't even have to do anything, just be enrolled in any accredited institution and your inbox would be flooded with job offers even before you graduated. Now you have to jump through so many hoops to be considered for the lowest-paying code monkey role.
Let me go into further detail:
>grinding leetcode is now a requirement
>need to have teamwork skills
>have to go through multiple rounds of interviews
>must be "passionate" about coding whereas before you only needed to know how to use google search
What the fuck happened?
>>254734
Have you ever seen the normies on Youtube code games and make thousands of dollars?
Have you ever seen the normies on Youtube code games and make thousands of dollars?
I have no idea what I'm going to do. I volunteer one day a week and I find it exhausting and mentally draining just getting the bus. I'm almost middle aged and barely ever worked. There is no job that I want, not one. There is no way I can ever work in a warehouse or a supermarket or god forbid an office. I have no skills or qualifications. I have zero patience, motivation or interest in anything anymore other than chan posting and porn
>>254734
It's called oversaturation. The job market is like the investment market in that by the time the lay investor arrives, it's already over. Every second person is getting retrained in tech because they know of one guy getting close to six figures for doing nothing for half of the day, they are like "fuck this" and retrain. So many have retrained that companies now can be picky. The exact same happened to law, low level lawyers are making the same money as electricans and scaffolders, and there's not much path for advancement for a lot of them.
It's called oversaturation. The job market is like the investment market in that by the time the lay investor arrives, it's already over. Every second person is getting retrained in tech because they know of one guy getting close to six figures for doing nothing for half of the day, they are like "fuck this" and retrain. So many have retrained that companies now can be picky. The exact same happened to law, low level lawyers are making the same money as electricans and scaffolders, and there's not much path for advancement for a lot of them.
>>254701
well I didn't die. Actually only my arms really hurt, which surprised me because my lower back is so incredibly weak. I don't know if I'll go back there tomorrow though. I could do this as a part-time job, but I think I may fall apart unloading trucks 9 to 6 every day of the week. Depends if I'm still exhausted in the morning.
>>254700
There were a number of new guys besides me thankfully. Actually everyone I worked with was pretty much a new guy, the oldest one has only been there for two and a half months. The turnover there is apparently extremely bad and most people work a day and then quit. I have no frame of reference so I don't know if that's normal for warehouse jobs or what.
well I didn't die. Actually only my arms really hurt, which surprised me because my lower back is so incredibly weak. I don't know if I'll go back there tomorrow though. I could do this as a part-time job, but I think I may fall apart unloading trucks 9 to 6 every day of the week. Depends if I'm still exhausted in the morning.
>>254700
There were a number of new guys besides me thankfully. Actually everyone I worked with was pretty much a new guy, the oldest one has only been there for two and a half months. The turnover there is apparently extremely bad and most people work a day and then quit. I have no frame of reference so I don't know if that's normal for warehouse jobs or what.
>>254759
Glad it turned out ok. But yeah I imagine doing that every day for hours would absolutely wreck your body pretty soon. Any job where no one stays for long, that's the biggest red flag ever. If I were you I'd be looking for the next option immediately, only do the trucks as long as necessary before you can go do something else that's less physically taxing.
Glad it turned out ok. But yeah I imagine doing that every day for hours would absolutely wreck your body pretty soon. Any job where no one stays for long, that's the biggest red flag ever. If I were you I'd be looking for the next option immediately, only do the trucks as long as necessary before you can go do something else that's less physically taxing.
>>252653
apart from having mostly female coworkers that want me to do everything, yeah this is really accurate. the pharmacists that work there aren't too bad, though. but you were right this job does fucking suck.
apart from having mostly female coworkers that want me to do everything, yeah this is really accurate. the pharmacists that work there aren't too bad, though. but you were right this job does fucking suck.
>>254605
they are not happy why would you be jealous of them? like you said their lives are shit but they won't believe that its not worth living. they are truly pathetic.
they are not happy why would you be jealous of them? like you said their lives are shit but they won't believe that its not worth living. they are truly pathetic.
>>254696
just work very slow its a warehouse so they are used to retards working there. never ever work at a fast pace no matte rwhat you do
just work very slow its a warehouse so they are used to retards working there. never ever work at a fast pace no matte rwhat you do
>>254728
bro i can't do any job. after i get used to it i start to hate it and despise it. i'm not a people person anyway hate when anyone talks to me.
bro i can't do any job. after i get used to it i start to hate it and despise it. i'm not a people person anyway hate when anyone talks to me.
>>254783
Same bro I fuckin hate wageslaving especially any human interactions. I think it's the fact that people's body language makes it 100% clear they dont wanna talk to me or look at me and its forced and makes me feel like shit. If literally anyone else is around people will ignore me and engage my other coworkers instead, when anyone has to talk to me they have this clear aura of uncomfort and disgust, like they practically run/speedwalk out of the room afterwards, as if they just endured some nightmarish horror. I dont feel good about that and I think it's a lose/lose for everyone. But it's either this or be homeless so I'm forced to just endure that every day.
Same bro I fuckin hate wageslaving especially any human interactions. I think it's the fact that people's body language makes it 100% clear they dont wanna talk to me or look at me and its forced and makes me feel like shit. If literally anyone else is around people will ignore me and engage my other coworkers instead, when anyone has to talk to me they have this clear aura of uncomfort and disgust, like they practically run/speedwalk out of the room afterwards, as if they just endured some nightmarish horror. I dont feel good about that and I think it's a lose/lose for everyone. But it's either this or be homeless so I'm forced to just endure that every day.
>>254747
It's a bit weird but the more you have to go outside the less exhausting it is. Not exactly, but when you really need it your body will find a way to get you through the day somehow, of course afterwards you will be more exhausted than ever.
The dream is to not even need to work. Find a way to escape the hellish cycle
It's a bit weird but the more you have to go outside the less exhausting it is. Not exactly, but when you really need it your body will find a way to get you through the day somehow, of course afterwards you will be more exhausted than ever.
The dream is to not even need to work. Find a way to escape the hellish cycle
>>254546
more info. 2 days after I posted that I got COVID so I have next week off as well. Comfy.
more info. 2 days after I posted that I got COVID so I have next week off as well. Comfy.
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I have several questions
What training courses do people recommend for IT so I can get a certificate? Ones I should avoid in terms of not getting scammed into wasting money.
My goal is to find a work-at-home office job, so which IT job is the most likely one that'll let me work at home?
What training courses do people recommend for IT so I can get a certificate? Ones I should avoid in terms of not getting scammed into wasting money.
My goal is to find a work-at-home office job, so which IT job is the most likely one that'll let me work at home?
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>get job
>guy complains during interview about how he can't hold onto staff
>Okay cool
>Get one hour of training, after that I'm by myself doing it
>Yeah alright, guess I'll learn as I go
>Do everything they said, ask other people on site and they confirmed its all done
>Okay cool
>Boss rings me today
>Ten minutes of complaints about how I didn't do my job properly, about how I was late (wasn't) and how I fucked everything up
>my face on the phone the entire time
I'm not even mad or upset, I don't really feel anything really. I just say "yeah okay" to everything.
>guy complains during interview about how he can't hold onto staff
>Okay cool
>Get one hour of training, after that I'm by myself doing it
>Yeah alright, guess I'll learn as I go
>Do everything they said, ask other people on site and they confirmed its all done
>Okay cool
>Boss rings me today
>Ten minutes of complaints about how I didn't do my job properly, about how I was late (wasn't) and how I fucked everything up
>my face on the phone the entire time
I'm not even mad or upset, I don't really feel anything really. I just say "yeah okay" to everything.
>>254944
Whenever someone says they can't hold onto staff, there is always a very good reason.
Whenever someone says they can't hold onto staff, there is always a very good reason.
I'm trying to learn the basics of Java and Python, maybe the basics of web development too (Html,CSS JS).
Is that enough to get a job? or I have to be some super human coder that has been doing this for 10 years.
Is that enough to get a job? or I have to be some super human coder that has been doing this for 10 years.
>>254944
quit. He was looking for someone to just take abuse. Don't let that person be you.
quit. He was looking for someone to just take abuse. Don't let that person be you.
>>254949
I really don't care though? I'm working by myself, if they want to ring me up once a week and list off everything I did wrong, I'm happy to just go "oh sorry, wow, I'll try to be more careful". If I was around these people all day and had to put up with constant criticism, it'd be yeah, too much.
They're not exactly going to fire me, after burning through so many other bad workers. If I'm regarded as the shit worker that's responsible for everything going wrong, it's no skin off my nose.
I really don't care though? I'm working by myself, if they want to ring me up once a week and list off everything I did wrong, I'm happy to just go "oh sorry, wow, I'll try to be more careful". If I was around these people all day and had to put up with constant criticism, it'd be yeah, too much.
They're not exactly going to fire me, after burning through so many other bad workers. If I'm regarded as the shit worker that's responsible for everything going wrong, it's no skin off my nose.
>>254947
That can work but is on the hard end and you need at least 3 years to be decent at it.
If you want to do remote work and get payed the same or more doing something on the easier side go for React, a javascript framework for front end development (4-6k a month if you have 4 or more years of exp or can lie good enough and pass the interview or around 2-3k if you have less experience and it will be harder to get).
Look at courses on React, NodeJS, Express & MongoDB - The MERN Fullstack in places like Youtube or Udemy. (a stack is a group of technologies that work together to make an app). If you don't want to waste any time focus only in react, but it helps to see how it all works together and you qualify as "full stack developer" if you know all of that shit.
If you insist on Java, go straight for the Spring framework. That's the good shit. Start with Spring boot and Spring REST and move from there. Do a short course on the basic java first were you print crap on the console but don't waste to much time on it. You can study the certification materials to pass the interviews (the only thing it is good for) and you will lean that there, but it's not of much use for day to day coding on a real web project for a remote job.
Also practice on leetcode or hackerrank to pass the shitty interviews.
Good luck.
That can work but is on the hard end and you need at least 3 years to be decent at it.
If you want to do remote work and get payed the same or more doing something on the easier side go for React, a javascript framework for front end development (4-6k a month if you have 4 or more years of exp or can lie good enough and pass the interview or around 2-3k if you have less experience and it will be harder to get).
Look at courses on React, NodeJS, Express & MongoDB - The MERN Fullstack in places like Youtube or Udemy. (a stack is a group of technologies that work together to make an app). If you don't want to waste any time focus only in react, but it helps to see how it all works together and you qualify as "full stack developer" if you know all of that shit.
If you insist on Java, go straight for the Spring framework. That's the good shit. Start with Spring boot and Spring REST and move from there. Do a short course on the basic java first were you print crap on the console but don't waste to much time on it. You can study the certification materials to pass the interviews (the only thing it is good for) and you will lean that there, but it's not of much use for day to day coding on a real web project for a remote job.
Also practice on leetcode or hackerrank to pass the shitty interviews.
Good luck.
I once Googled a new graduate’s name before interviewing him, and found a paper that he had published — only the abstract was available to me unless I was willing to pay to download the paper. My intent was to ask him technical details about the subject of the paper — it was actually on a subject relevant to what we were interviewing him for.
In the interview, he basically didn’t want to talk about the paper; he made some comment about how the paper was a while ago and he didn’t remember all of the details. I found that a little bit strange — if I published a paper, I’d certainly remember enough about it to discuss in an interview. In fact, given the choice of talking about my own paper, or almost any other subject in the world, I’d choose to talk about my own work, in as much detail as the interviewer wanted.
After the interview, I dug a little deeper, and found that the paper appeared to be plagiarized from an earlier paper that was found on the web. The abstract of the candidate’s paper was basically a rewritten version of the abstract of the original paper which came out about a year earlier. It was close enough that it was obviously not a coincidence; he had changed the order of some of the sentences and made minor changes to word order and vocabulary, but it was clearly not an original abstract.
Anyway, I was the only person at my company to catch this. The company may have done some background checks, and may have Googled the employee’s name, but they didn’t catch the likely plagiarism. I informed HR of what I found and we didn’t offer the candidate a job. I’m not sure what HR did with the information. I can hope that it was added to his file so that if he ever applies again in the future, it will be noticed.
So at least in that case, I may have saved us from hiring a problem candidate.
In the interview, he basically didn’t want to talk about the paper; he made some comment about how the paper was a while ago and he didn’t remember all of the details. I found that a little bit strange — if I published a paper, I’d certainly remember enough about it to discuss in an interview. In fact, given the choice of talking about my own paper, or almost any other subject in the world, I’d choose to talk about my own work, in as much detail as the interviewer wanted.
After the interview, I dug a little deeper, and found that the paper appeared to be plagiarized from an earlier paper that was found on the web. The abstract of the candidate’s paper was basically a rewritten version of the abstract of the original paper which came out about a year earlier. It was close enough that it was obviously not a coincidence; he had changed the order of some of the sentences and made minor changes to word order and vocabulary, but it was clearly not an original abstract.
Anyway, I was the only person at my company to catch this. The company may have done some background checks, and may have Googled the employee’s name, but they didn’t catch the likely plagiarism. I informed HR of what I found and we didn’t offer the candidate a job. I’m not sure what HR did with the information. I can hope that it was added to his file so that if he ever applies again in the future, it will be noticed.
So at least in that case, I may have saved us from hiring a problem candidate.
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I haven't had a day off work in 10 months…
I just want one day to sleep in.
I just want one day to sleep in.
>>254992
I'm guessing this is one of those jobs that will fire you for calling in sick exactly one (1) day.
I'm guessing this is one of those jobs that will fire you for calling in sick exactly one (1) day.
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Did I fucked up wizzies?
>be me working from home
>my system fucks up
>Go to IT
>spend like 2 hours doing tests and chilling with IT dude
>ask me to give it a try
>a client makes a request, help him and system fails
>It guy tells me to leave it like that
>Another client comes in my server
>IT BRO THERES ANOTHER GUY WHAT DO I DO D:
>"are you about to leave or whats the damm problem?" (cause I'm bilingual this conversation was not in English and the wording he used seemed like "do you need to leave? or whats the fucking problem that there's a client?" it doesn't sounds so good in english)
>hey bro chill there's a client on the system that we need to take care of that's why I'm letting you know
>get mad at IT guy
>"Im asking if you need to leave already you leave at 430 right?"
>no I leave at 10pm
>"ok"
>decide to report to my supervisor that the IT guy was rude
>sup tells me thankiu for telling me anon ill take it from here to the manager
>take a photo of conversation with IT guy
>read thru it
>after asking IT guy to not talk to me like that he laughs and says "jajaja it wasn't an offensive commentary, if you take it that way it wasnt"
>maybe IT guy got too comfortable with me or it was just a manly way of talking?
Im starting to feel like a karen, am I in the wrong here wizzies did I got angry and saw an insult where there wasn't? am I that weak?
>be me working from home
>my system fucks up
>Go to IT
>spend like 2 hours doing tests and chilling with IT dude
>ask me to give it a try
>a client makes a request, help him and system fails
>It guy tells me to leave it like that
>Another client comes in my server
>IT BRO THERES ANOTHER GUY WHAT DO I DO D:
>"are you about to leave or whats the damm problem?" (cause I'm bilingual this conversation was not in English and the wording he used seemed like "do you need to leave? or whats the fucking problem that there's a client?" it doesn't sounds so good in english)
>hey bro chill there's a client on the system that we need to take care of that's why I'm letting you know
>get mad at IT guy
>"Im asking if you need to leave already you leave at 430 right?"
>no I leave at 10pm
>"ok"
>decide to report to my supervisor that the IT guy was rude
>sup tells me thankiu for telling me anon ill take it from here to the manager
>take a photo of conversation with IT guy
>read thru it
>after asking IT guy to not talk to me like that he laughs and says "jajaja it wasn't an offensive commentary, if you take it that way it wasnt"
>maybe IT guy got too comfortable with me or it was just a manly way of talking?
Im starting to feel like a karen, am I in the wrong here wizzies did I got angry and saw an insult where there wasn't? am I that weak?
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>>255014
unfortunately, I work in sales anon
unfortunately, I work in sales anon
>>255008
>decide to report to my supervisor that the IT guy was rude
You fucked up. Did you really need to grass him up?
>karen
Fucking zoomer.
>decide to report to my supervisor that the IT guy was rude
You fucked up. Did you really need to grass him up?
>karen
Fucking zoomer.
>>255008
You fucked up when you reported him, reporting is a myth that never worked in school and doesn't at the places we work. It will just end up making matters worse since it will be considered a hostile action by the person you reported.
About the situation, it sounds like you need thicker skin becaus you are reacting way too sensitive see to a situation like that.
You fucked up when you reported him, reporting is a myth that never worked in school and doesn't at the places we work. It will just end up making matters worse since it will be considered a hostile action by the person you reported.
About the situation, it sounds like you need thicker skin becaus you are reacting way too sensitive see to a situation like that.
>>255027
I agree with this. Now remains is to hope that IT guy and supersvisor guy aren't friends. Wouldn't be surprise if that's the case since people stay in close groups and so on
I agree with this. Now remains is to hope that IT guy and supersvisor guy aren't friends. Wouldn't be surprise if that's the case since people stay in close groups and so on
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Wiz gets bullied at work
>>255078
He's obviously a crab, longingly gaze at that succubus. Feeling 'pain' and 'hurt' when she avoids him. Just a typical failed normie. TV is just awful nowadays.
He's obviously a crab, longingly gaze at that succubus. Feeling 'pain' and 'hurt' when she avoids him. Just a typical failed normie. TV is just awful nowadays.
>>255085
>man gets rejected by succubus
>society: you're a crab you're a failed normalfag bwahahah typical!!!!!
>man gets rejected by succubus
>society: you're a crab you're a failed normalfag bwahahah typical!!!!!
>>255086
>man desires succubus out of his league
>doesn't do anything to court her
>gets "rejected"
>feels asspained about it
>this is society's fault for some reason
Crabs are retarded LMFAO
>man desires succubus out of his league
>doesn't do anything to court her
>gets "rejected"
>feels asspained about it
>this is society's fault for some reason
Crabs are retarded LMFAO
>>255088
didn't watch the video but you will know you don't have to do anything to be rejected
didn't watch the video but you will know you don't have to do anything to be rejected
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>>255128
>this website is for functional and normal people
Hey, normalturd, that's not the topic at hand. I never mentioned who this imageboard was for once in my post. The other poster asked why do I care about rejection, I replied because we're on wizchan a place that's filled with rejects such as neets and the mentally ill and homeless.
>normal people who just happen to be virgins past the age of 30
you just don't "happen to be" a virgin at 30. It's delusional to think that.
>go be a loser elsewhere don't drag the rest of us down with you
Where did I try to drag anyone down? You're the one engaging in such a pitiful behaviour by calling others losers and crabs. You're such a normalfag you call other posters "losers" on wizchan kek. What a pathetic person you must be in real life. There's rule 4 to protect the neets and reclusive from normalturd posts like yours.
>this website is for functional and normal people
Hey, normalturd, that's not the topic at hand. I never mentioned who this imageboard was for once in my post. The other poster asked why do I care about rejection, I replied because we're on wizchan a place that's filled with rejects such as neets and the mentally ill and homeless.
>normal people who just happen to be virgins past the age of 30
you just don't "happen to be" a virgin at 30. It's delusional to think that.
>go be a loser elsewhere don't drag the rest of us down with you
Where did I try to drag anyone down? You're the one engaging in such a pitiful behaviour by calling others losers and crabs. You're such a normalfag you call other posters "losers" on wizchan kek. What a pathetic person you must be in real life. There's rule 4 to protect the neets and reclusive from normalturd posts like yours.
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>>255023
>>255027
>>255030
>Did you really need to grass him up?
>it sounds like you need thicker skin becaus you are reacting way too sensitive see to a situation like that.
>I agree with this. Now remains is to hope that IT guy and supersvisor guy aren't friends.
jesus christ, yeah well so far my sup didn't mention anything about it so far so hopefully nothing actually happens.
How can I change? I've gone thru a lot of shit so I don't think I need more pain
>>255027
>>255030
>Did you really need to grass him up?
>it sounds like you need thicker skin becaus you are reacting way too sensitive see to a situation like that.
>I agree with this. Now remains is to hope that IT guy and supersvisor guy aren't friends.
jesus christ, yeah well so far my sup didn't mention anything about it so far so hopefully nothing actually happens.
How can I change? I've gone thru a lot of shit so I don't think I need more pain
I saw a job online yesterday which interested me and required no experience so I spent all day creating a cv and then applied. It was unexpected and completely spontaneous. I haven't had a real job in 15 years. I felt somewhat positive and felt good for trying to push myself back into the real world.
Then I awoke at 1am this morning after some awful anxiety dream with my heart pounding and mind racing with terrified thoughts. What the fuck have I done? I'm already panicking about potential phonecalls, interviews and the day to day inconvenience and pain of being a wageslave again. I don't think the job would even be that bad but I'm so institutionalised to being at home and having all the time in the world (even though I completely waste it) that the idea of working again now and having my freedom taken from me is hideous.
This is why it's probably better to suffer wageslavery rather than drop out for extended periods. The adjustment is brutal. I hope I don't get the job now but at the same time, I seriously need the money and my damn conscience is pushing me.
Why is life so terrifying? I cannot comprehend how normal people handle so much responsibility
Then I awoke at 1am this morning after some awful anxiety dream with my heart pounding and mind racing with terrified thoughts. What the fuck have I done? I'm already panicking about potential phonecalls, interviews and the day to day inconvenience and pain of being a wageslave again. I don't think the job would even be that bad but I'm so institutionalised to being at home and having all the time in the world (even though I completely waste it) that the idea of working again now and having my freedom taken from me is hideous.
This is why it's probably better to suffer wageslavery rather than drop out for extended periods. The adjustment is brutal. I hope I don't get the job now but at the same time, I seriously need the money and my damn conscience is pushing me.
Why is life so terrifying? I cannot comprehend how normal people handle so much responsibility
>>255237
It will be extremely uncomfortable if you do land a job for a while. Just keep turning it up and it may become just bearable. Don't know what else to say.
It will be extremely uncomfortable if you do land a job for a while. Just keep turning it up and it may become just bearable. Don't know what else to say.
I'm getting really fucking tired of jobs just forgetting to pay me some weeks and going "oops haha, sorry, I forgot to do your wages, I'll include it in with next weeks. It's too late for me to bother taking five minutes to do it, no no, go hungry for the week"
You fucking cunts, I miss bills and go hungry when you do this shit. I hate payroll and office ladies with a fucking passion.
You fucking cunts, I miss bills and go hungry when you do this shit. I hate payroll and office ladies with a fucking passion.
>>251453
The best wizard careers are Turkish pasha, lighthouse keeper, the Canadian job where you are paid to occupy barren land, homeless, monk, groundskeeper, author, artist, janitor, on welfare
The best wizard careers are Turkish pasha, lighthouse keeper, the Canadian job where you are paid to occupy barren land, homeless, monk, groundskeeper, author, artist, janitor, on welfare
Any wizzies been in a job where the company got bought out/did you get fired? I really don't want to have to look for a job again.
My work has made it a policy to not hire anyone without a social media presence on Facebook and LinkedIn.
im really in a state. i chased my own independence for years, even working hard at a job to be able to afford to live by myself (in an extortionately priced city in and already extortionately priced country). I made it but i cant handle the work anymore. ive dug myself a financial hole by renting this, where i would not last without a job
kill me now
kill me now
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>>251348
Another week in hell boys, have fun!
Another week in hell boys, have fun!
>>255381
Why not move in the suburbs where rent is cheaper and enjoy the commute with fellow wagies ?
Why not move in the suburbs where rent is cheaper and enjoy the commute with fellow wagies ?
>>255078
This vidya …. I had the same experience in my workplace where my colleagues would smirk in my direction and laugh at me behind my back.
It felt awful. It didn't help that I had a genuine hope of making some friends. Only for this shimmering hope to get utterly shattered.
I used to hide from them at breaks and in the cafeteria in hope that I will make it to the end of the day unnoticed. Kinda reminded me of highschool where I used to conceal myself from the others' gaze.
This vidya …. I had the same experience in my workplace where my colleagues would smirk in my direction and laugh at me behind my back.
It felt awful. It didn't help that I had a genuine hope of making some friends. Only for this shimmering hope to get utterly shattered.
I used to hide from them at breaks and in the cafeteria in hope that I will make it to the end of the day unnoticed. Kinda reminded me of highschool where I used to conceal myself from the others' gaze.
>start collaborating with another supposedly highly experienced and educated boomer
>they have the writing skills of a prehistoric gorilla nigger
every. single. time.
>they have the writing skills of a prehistoric gorilla nigger
every. single. time.
>>255598
Another Monday, another fun day. Another week, month, year, decade waging waging away for so little in return.
Do it, pull the trigger.
Another Monday, another fun day. Another week, month, year, decade waging waging away for so little in return.
Do it, pull the trigger.
>take measurement off wrong line
>over 100 man-hours of labour lost
>already built pieces need to be shipped back to the shop to be fixed
>construction schedule already fucked. this fucks it even more
I hate being stupid.
>over 100 man-hours of labour lost
>already built pieces need to be shipped back to the shop to be fixed
>construction schedule already fucked. this fucks it even more
I hate being stupid.
>>251348
apply for like 20 internships. Get rejected by all… I really wish I was good at making personal projects so I would have something to show to interviewers because I have no connections at all. Sadly I am unmotivated to do anything…
apply for like 20 internships. Get rejected by all… I really wish I was good at making personal projects so I would have something to show to interviewers because I have no connections at all. Sadly I am unmotivated to do anything…
>>255631
It's not a nice advice.
On my first internship, I lied on my CV and as a reference I put my dad.
It's not a nice advice.
On my first internship, I lied on my CV and as a reference I put my dad.
I can't do anything. I wish I could quit and everybody there lose all memory of my existence.
My health is deteriorating. I have massive eye bags,constantly glassy eyes and move in slow motion. I must seem like a retard the way I talk compared to a year ago. Words don't come as easily as they used to when I speak. I'm an anxious wreck, I can't stay still and will just pace around when there is nothing to do at work. My coworkers have picked up on it obviously. I've been given extra breaks and had coworkers make comments like 'are you sure you alright to stay at x station for much longer?'. I've admitted nothing or nor mentioned anything.
When I was driving back from dropping something off at another depot's crew three hours away my boss called me to ask me If I was alright and to call him when I got back to our depot(empty by the time I got there). Someone must of told him I looked like shit and they were worried about me driving so far back. Which is strange because management usually has a complete indifference to fatigue in that kind of situation.
This is all strange to me. I thought I would have been fired ending up so useless and slow. Been to see Drs and to ED a few times the last six months. I'm 28, my vitals have never been catastrophic so nothing gets looked into. I don't have the energy or assertiveness to force further investigation.
When I was driving back from dropping something off at another depot's crew three hours away my boss called me to ask me If I was alright and to call him when I got back to our depot(empty by the time I got there). Someone must of told him I looked like shit and they were worried about me driving so far back. Which is strange because management usually has a complete indifference to fatigue in that kind of situation.
This is all strange to me. I thought I would have been fired ending up so useless and slow. Been to see Drs and to ED a few times the last six months. I'm 28, my vitals have never been catastrophic so nothing gets looked into. I don't have the energy or assertiveness to force further investigation.
>>255633
I guess I should try this. I might try to lie on my CV and say that I worked at a company, but the biggest fear is the company being contacted
I guess I should try this. I might try to lie on my CV and say that I worked at a company, but the biggest fear is the company being contacted
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I fucking hate my family. Brother calls me a fat fuck all day, dad's a pompous prick that sits on the phone with his bpd meatslut he met on facebook. today I told him a college kept sending me spam mail for a "free scholarship", and he said I should go despite me saying I want a job at the po. he says this shit while he's on the phone with his retarded kike gf, who always has her two cents that mean nothing. Then he basically said I was too retarded to get that job. I resent that of course; if anything, I'm too helpless to get a job, since that asshole wont help me get a license, so I couldnt even get there if they accepted me. Should I just kms at this point?
Starting to go through rage issues at work. I get trapped in my head thinking about how I'm a worthless retard that's going to slave away for 30 years and live on the street with major health problems and die without a pension, and also about how I just work to sustain my own pathetic existence without any purpose, and I just rage out.
>>255630
God damn that sucks. I imagine that's something I would fuck up if I had a real job like that.
God damn that sucks. I imagine that's something I would fuck up if I had a real job like that.
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This will be the only job I'll ever have. I only got this job because of my father's connections. Before this job, I sent hundreds of applications with no response. I don't see anything changing when the business I'm working for right now goes under. I don't have the normie personality that can get through any sort of interview. My parents sometimes ask me why I don't go out at night, consooom, etc.. It's because I know that I need to save as much as I possibly can because once this job goes I'm never going to be able to find a job again, so whatever I make here is going to need to be able to carry me out until when I finally run out of money and have to an helium.
I want a good prestigious job, and not even for the pay, I'd be happy on minimum wage. I just want to be in a position where people aren't taking their frustrations out on me and I'm not talked down to all the time. Basically no matter the menial job, it fucking happens and I'm over it, it's driving me to NEETdom.
>>255989
>>255989
The closest thing I can remotely think of are those people who work in rural county courthouses. Like the clerk who fills out the paperwork for death certificates in Buena Vista County, Iowa. Some bureaucratic government job that absolutely nobody cares about and you can just be forgotten.
>>255989
The closest thing I can remotely think of are those people who work in rural county courthouses. Like the clerk who fills out the paperwork for death certificates in Buena Vista County, Iowa. Some bureaucratic government job that absolutely nobody cares about and you can just be forgotten.
>>255989
I get no respect at my job at all and its driving me insane. No matter how much better the quality of my work is than my colleagues, everybody treats me like a moron because I'm ugly and uncharismatic. I wrote a bunch of scripts to automate half of our processes and eliminate errors, literally demonstrated them working to my boss, and he couldn't have been more uninterested. Fuck him I guess. Its him that's missing out from this, I just made my own life easy
I get no respect at my job at all and its driving me insane. No matter how much better the quality of my work is than my colleagues, everybody treats me like a moron because I'm ugly and uncharismatic. I wrote a bunch of scripts to automate half of our processes and eliminate errors, literally demonstrated them working to my boss, and he couldn't have been more uninterested. Fuck him I guess. Its him that's missing out from this, I just made my own life easy
>>256004
I did this too because I thought that overperforming would get me to be likeable by my peers. Little did I know my boss and all the department were mocking me behind my back.
I learnt my lesson and now I do the minimum required from me and go home as soon as I can (no more staying late for free).
I did this too because I thought that overperforming would get me to be likeable by my peers. Little did I know my boss and all the department were mocking me behind my back.
I learnt my lesson and now I do the minimum required from me and go home as soon as I can (no more staying late for free).
>>256004
>>256010
I made the same mistake, first at a megacorp and then at a startup that I moved to thinking it might care more about results since it can’t afford not to. As soon as I realized it was going to be the same shit with the same fucked interpersonal dynamics I just ragequit and became a NEET out of principle.
>>256010
I made the same mistake, first at a megacorp and then at a startup that I moved to thinking it might care more about results since it can’t afford not to. As soon as I realized it was going to be the same shit with the same fucked interpersonal dynamics I just ragequit and became a NEET out of principle.
>>256011
Working from home is the answer fellow Wizzies. I managed to get respect from about half of the people at work by teaching them and helping them a lot, but that made the other half even more mad at me.
My boss asked point blank at one of the guys why was he treating me like shit, and his answer was "jealousy, I guess". Normal people are fucking garbage. Because of the daily harassment everywhere including the street and the soul crushing monotony of wage-slaving I ended up with massive depression, went NEET and took me 3 years to do anything else beyond playing video games all day, watching Youtube and reading books.
Minimizing contact with the world is the only thing that works well for me. Remote work is ideal, if you can't get some NEETbuxs.
Working from home is the answer fellow Wizzies. I managed to get respect from about half of the people at work by teaching them and helping them a lot, but that made the other half even more mad at me.
My boss asked point blank at one of the guys why was he treating me like shit, and his answer was "jealousy, I guess". Normal people are fucking garbage. Because of the daily harassment everywhere including the street and the soul crushing monotony of wage-slaving I ended up with massive depression, went NEET and took me 3 years to do anything else beyond playing video games all day, watching Youtube and reading books.
Minimizing contact with the world is the only thing that works well for me. Remote work is ideal, if you can't get some NEETbuxs.
>>256004
how well people treat you at work has nothing to do with the job. most normgroids just care about superficial attributes and what you as a person can afford them i.e. attention, social points, entertainment or literally doing their work for them. wizardly types superficially are usually not very attractive and unless you're making them look good or cracking epic jokes on lunch breaks, no one cares about your script and how brilliant of a coder you are. they'll even use it against you, if they see you're the kind of person that works hard. they will look for ways to dump their responsibilities on you, either explicitly because you can't say "no" or passively the way people do in school group projects where the one kid that cares about his grade does all the work.
>>256010
if you can get away with it, this is the best approach. you will never ever get promoted or treated favorably. your normalfag co-workers will always be preferable to you, no matter how hard you work or the how superior the quality of your work is. i don't know what it is, but if people see you as a wizardly type, anything you do is basically spoiled by that image. you'd have to invent the cure for cancer and save their life to get one ounce of sympathy from them, "guess he's not so bad after all" lol.
how well people treat you at work has nothing to do with the job. most normgroids just care about superficial attributes and what you as a person can afford them i.e. attention, social points, entertainment or literally doing their work for them. wizardly types superficially are usually not very attractive and unless you're making them look good or cracking epic jokes on lunch breaks, no one cares about your script and how brilliant of a coder you are. they'll even use it against you, if they see you're the kind of person that works hard. they will look for ways to dump their responsibilities on you, either explicitly because you can't say "no" or passively the way people do in school group projects where the one kid that cares about his grade does all the work.
>>256010
if you can get away with it, this is the best approach. you will never ever get promoted or treated favorably. your normalfag co-workers will always be preferable to you, no matter how hard you work or the how superior the quality of your work is. i don't know what it is, but if people see you as a wizardly type, anything you do is basically spoiled by that image. you'd have to invent the cure for cancer and save their life to get one ounce of sympathy from them, "guess he's not so bad after all" lol.
>>256041
With my luck I'm sure I wouldn't be vaporized instantly but instead would die from radiation poisoning so my body melts like that one japanese dude.
With my luck I'm sure I wouldn't be vaporized instantly but instead would die from radiation poisoning so my body melts like that one japanese dude.
Work carpark gave me a parking ticket again.. I registered my car/number plate over 5 times, yet I've had over 5 parking ticking (120 mins max for customers) and they still won't resolve the issue/pay for my fines. I've looked at seeing a lawyer but unless he can solve this in 1.5 hours I'm only breaking even. Management/store owner don't seem to care. I'm going to steal 10x the amount of products I've recieved as tickets, take all my holidays and then just never show up again. I'm also going to give homeless people the passcode to the door and tell them when it's best to break in. I fucking hate this place
>>251348
totally fabricated my work experience for the last 10 years to get this warehouse job and they're background check says they might check employment history. i really need this fucking job. i swear if they rescind the offer over this shit im gonna fucking go postal
totally fabricated my work experience for the last 10 years to get this warehouse job and they're background check says they might check employment history. i really need this fucking job. i swear if they rescind the offer over this shit im gonna fucking go postal
>took the day off work because I really just couldn't be bothered
>spent it doing absolutely nothing
am I even a real person?
>spent it doing absolutely nothing
am I even a real person?
>>256302
you're so used to wagefucking that you are no longer a real person. I am worried about this. I used to have hobbies, I felt like doing things, I had a LIFE, even as a part-time wagie. Now I am just a void, I still do some hobby stuff but my spark of life is gone. It's hard to explain and school didn't do this to me.
>>256019
What do you from home? I feel like WFH wizzes should post their job when they bring it up, help other wizzes know what their options are.
you're so used to wagefucking that you are no longer a real person. I am worried about this. I used to have hobbies, I felt like doing things, I had a LIFE, even as a part-time wagie. Now I am just a void, I still do some hobby stuff but my spark of life is gone. It's hard to explain and school didn't do this to me.
>>256019
What do you from home? I feel like WFH wizzes should post their job when they bring it up, help other wizzes know what their options are.
>>251348
>Tell lefty PC work I'm depressioned.
>Tell them what I think they can do to help.
>"Oh yeah we can't do any of that"
>Get noticeably treated differently afterwards.
>Frequently ask what they can do to help despite me having told them.
Never again, lesson learned.
>Tell lefty PC work I'm depressioned.
>Tell them what I think they can do to help.
>"Oh yeah we can't do any of that"
>Get noticeably treated differently afterwards.
>Frequently ask what they can do to help despite me having told them.
Never again, lesson learned.
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>>251374
sounds like myocarditis, seems to be pretty common with vaccines but if you say anything about it you are labled and antivaxxer nutjob
sounds like myocarditis, seems to be pretty common with vaccines but if you say anything about it you are labled and antivaxxer nutjob
>>256368
> I feel like WFH wizzes should post their job when they bring it up
I'm a pensions administrator. Basically office monkey work. No qualifications needed but the pay is barely above minimum. Before the coof I had to go into the office and it was pretty awful. Usual open floor plan stuff, menial work and constant chatter in a soul-sucking environment. Then with the coof they gave everyone a laptop and shifted us off home. Best fucking thing to ever happen to me and I'm eternally happy about the virus. For the first year I had total freedom. Did my work, had the stats to back it up and my manager was happy. It was especially nice that I could burn through it all in 3-4 hours and just play games for the rest of my shift. Now though they're tightening up on all of this since it's been a couple years and they're going full 1984 surveillance on everyone. A new work system that times everything you do, my manager checking up constantly with meetings. It's not that bad. Far better than going into the office though it does mean I'm basically having to spread my work out over the day so I'm essentially working my full shift. The golden age of WFH is over alas. I'd still take this over anything else though.
> I feel like WFH wizzes should post their job when they bring it up
I'm a pensions administrator. Basically office monkey work. No qualifications needed but the pay is barely above minimum. Before the coof I had to go into the office and it was pretty awful. Usual open floor plan stuff, menial work and constant chatter in a soul-sucking environment. Then with the coof they gave everyone a laptop and shifted us off home. Best fucking thing to ever happen to me and I'm eternally happy about the virus. For the first year I had total freedom. Did my work, had the stats to back it up and my manager was happy. It was especially nice that I could burn through it all in 3-4 hours and just play games for the rest of my shift. Now though they're tightening up on all of this since it's been a couple years and they're going full 1984 surveillance on everyone. A new work system that times everything you do, my manager checking up constantly with meetings. It's not that bad. Far better than going into the office though it does mean I'm basically having to spread my work out over the day so I'm essentially working my full shift. The golden age of WFH is over alas. I'd still take this over anything else though.
>>252334
The brakes failed because he didn't operate the vehicle properly. He should have been using the engine brake in such mountainous terrain. He also deliberately chose to crash into people because he thought it would increase his chances of survival.
The problem here is letting literal illiterate retards operate semi trucks.
The brakes failed because he didn't operate the vehicle properly. He should have been using the engine brake in such mountainous terrain. He also deliberately chose to crash into people because he thought it would increase his chances of survival.
The problem here is letting literal illiterate retards operate semi trucks.
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