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Manneeds · 41-45, M
They are writing you up yelling at you disrespecting you expecting you to do things that you know are not right or making you do most of yhe work than everyone else not caring about you or your family leaving you out and not includjng you in things not caring about yor health well being safety them not being a godly company or tem making fun of god presuring you into rhings blackmailung you accusing you of things you have not done caused or had to do with sexual harrassment putting you down in any way making excuses exceptions and reasons for their behavior actions and nonactions you not being payed enough for your work when everyone else is not feeling like you are watched over valued talked about behind your back fingers being pointed snickering whispering
in10RjFox · M
First ensure that your life is safe without a job for a good amount of time. Atleast 2-3 years of savings.
Next would be whether your job prospects or freelance prospects are good.
Third is to start preparing for it before you submit your resignation letter like starting to look for jobs. Much easier job hunting with a job on hand than as unemployed.
Then start to analyse your work as to how prospective the business is, how mundane your work is and how your colleagues and superiors treat you.
After this let time determine your course.
Next would be whether your job prospects or freelance prospects are good.
Third is to start preparing for it before you submit your resignation letter like starting to look for jobs. Much easier job hunting with a job on hand than as unemployed.
Then start to analyse your work as to how prospective the business is, how mundane your work is and how your colleagues and superiors treat you.
After this let time determine your course.
TabloidMan · M
1.When you are forced instead of requested to do overtime.
2.If you think you're underpaid for the work you put in.
3.If the colleagues are toxic.
4.If the higher officials are predators.
5.If the company is doing illegal things and makes you take part in it.
2.If you think you're underpaid for the work you put in.
3.If the colleagues are toxic.
4.If the higher officials are predators.
5.If the company is doing illegal things and makes you take part in it.
twistedrope · 26-30, M
After about 2 years if you aren't going to get a raise or better position or any number of annoyances at that point honestly. You could probably apply elsewhere for the same work getting more money. The system is broken like that.
Pretzel · 61-69, M
when you are
making no progress
not respected
not feeling challenged
feel like a cog in a machine
dislike your coworkers
you feel your job is not worth your time doing
or a combination of the above
making no progress
not respected
not feeling challenged
feel like a cog in a machine
dislike your coworkers
you feel your job is not worth your time doing
or a combination of the above
Badjujubee · 46-50, F
No sh@t…😐
Hanginginthere · 31-35, M
no room for growth or overly toxic environment