Have you ever worked at a call center?
I did like a decade ago and I wouldn't wish that job on my worst enemy cause damn.
36-40, M
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TheRealBarbossa · 36-40, T
Yeah. I lasted 2 weeks. (Or 3 months in total with the company)
Then again:
I moved to Scotland for the job, even tho I'd never been outside of Norway before.
It was supposed to be a different job, but my anxiety made me fail the trial period.
(I didn't even pass the initial hiring process,but they were desperate for people)
I didn't know anyone there.
Didn't know where to live, and only had 8 days to find a place to live after arriving.
Of the 300+ people I met the first week, only one other person didn't do drugs at all.
I became alcohol dependant to get by, but managed to stop before I was too far gone.
When I quit drinking, noone wanted to hand out with me at all, so I was all alone.
I was literally googling how to tie a noose, bc my depression got out of control, when I got a pic of my oldest sister at the hospital. She'd given birth to her 2nd kid, and I realized I had the kids to live for, no matter how embarrassed I felt about giving up and moving home.
I'm now a very proud godparent of the first niece, and basically the midwife of the 3rd. The 2nd knows I moved home because I couldn't stand the thought of not meeting her asap, but she doesn't know she literally saved me. I don't want her to feel that responsibility.
Then again:
I moved to Scotland for the job, even tho I'd never been outside of Norway before.
It was supposed to be a different job, but my anxiety made me fail the trial period.
(I didn't even pass the initial hiring process,but they were desperate for people)
I didn't know anyone there.
Didn't know where to live, and only had 8 days to find a place to live after arriving.
Of the 300+ people I met the first week, only one other person didn't do drugs at all.
I became alcohol dependant to get by, but managed to stop before I was too far gone.
When I quit drinking, noone wanted to hand out with me at all, so I was all alone.
I was literally googling how to tie a noose, bc my depression got out of control, when I got a pic of my oldest sister at the hospital. She'd given birth to her 2nd kid, and I realized I had the kids to live for, no matter how embarrassed I felt about giving up and moving home.
I'm now a very proud godparent of the first niece, and basically the midwife of the 3rd. The 2nd knows I moved home because I couldn't stand the thought of not meeting her asap, but she doesn't know she literally saved me. I don't want her to feel that responsibility.