/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54742121
Thanks for serving Zog, goy

>But I contributed so much!

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>>54742121
what did these retards expect exactly? its a fucking wagecage jail slavery position.

>>54742121
>Hey wait a minute
Why? After 20 years he's probably expensive. They're glad to be rid of him.

>work at local hippie restaurant for 4 years during college
>put in my two weeks
>restaurant closes early my last day and we drink and do cocaine all afternoon
>end up fucking two of the waitress girls that night
Sucks to suck!

I started a job in Dec then 2023 came a accelerated the fall. I was let go earlier this month. On my way out my boss asked if I wanted to grab lunch before saying goodbye, his treat. So it all depends.

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>>54742121
Here are a few things I find funny about these stories:

- their contributions are to the organization but they expect the other wagies to shower the. with respect. You didn't serve them for 20 years. It's like getting mad at a brand.

- they were able to cope with sub par working arrangement by creating a fantasy in their head about everyone recognizing their sacrifice. This is top tier women mindset.

- their satisfaction is dependent on acknowledgement of others. In other words, they didn't actually create anything new or make a unique achievement in their career, they were just an interchangeable part in the system.

this is my friends story
>boss retires after 20+ years
>he put the company on the map
>retirement party
>everyone has good time
>end of night boss and few friends get in taxi off to the next bar to keep celebrating
>boss gets out of taxi and slips
>smashes head on curb
>dies in front of remaining management
>happy retirement

you only get a good retirement party. when your the boss and plan it or make a subordinate plan it. i

>>54742121
This is why you jump jobs every 2 to 3 yrs especially if another employer is paying more. Fuck loyalty

>>54742148
imagine putting some much work in for kids you will never see again, when you could have just have your own child to spend time with.

>>54742403
Reminds me of the parable of the guy who wanted to build a second grain storage.

Faggot you've made 4 r3ddit threads in 24 hours.
Has this place really turned into that which we hated?

>>54742163
>But I SERVED
You traded your time for shekels. Transaction complete. This is not a personal relationship.

>>54743212
Jannies should really get to work and do something about these reddit screenshot threads. This shit is unnaceptable

>>54742335
and then you woke up

>>54742121
>>54742131
>>54742148
The gift was the money.

>>54743212
All the oldfags left in Jan 2018 after they made it. This place has been shit ever since.

>>54742121
>yes sir
>no sir
>how many baggies full sir?
He fell for it.

>>54742984
Some of these women are too liberal to have their own kids. That’s why they put so much effort into indoctrinating yours.

>>54742148
>>54742131
>It took them decades to realise that a job is a job, and no-one actually cares. Kek

These stories seem like they have less to do with "hard work" or "loyalty" and more to do with the fact that these people are just assholes, and no one around them likes them. Them blaming the workplace as a whole is a cope.

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>>54742131
I can one up these. A guy I worked with at a big grocery store literally looked like and lived the life of wojak, the likeness is quite uncanny.

The guy himself would never answer back even when people took the piss and would always put effort in, enough he'd have sweat dripping off him and was one of the only members of 300+ staff that could keep that area tidy. They'd do stuff like wait til he was off then assign zero resources to that area so when he came back it'd be fukt again.

He applied for the management program but that requires his current manager to sign him onto it. Which was never going to happen.

He'd applied for a petrol station job as a shift leader and tried to get a reference from the store he was working at. He eventually got an unofficial one through one of the other staff, twenty years younger than him, because his brother worked at the same petrol station.

When he actually got his official tesco reference from his actual manager it read;
>does not complete tasks
The guy was actively trying to fuck him out of any and every possible job option beyond turbo stacking cases of detergent, in every which way possible.

Keeeeeeep joggin'

>>54743751
What ethnicities are the manager and the living wojak?

>>54743751
Same reason why they only hire reprobates at McDonalds, they don't want them leaving when something better comes up. Moral of the story: work to live, and never be too good at your job.

>>54743852
Both white.

>picrel, wojak irl
The guys actually quite interesting irl but it's kind of soul crushing watching an irl wojak being aware of the wojak meme, in a grocery store

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>>54742121
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>>54742148
>>54742163
This only happens to unsociable chuds.
Social chads are loved and people cry uncontrollably when they leave even after 6 months only.

>>54743726

This

>>54742372

I have definitely fit the mold for your 2nd and 3rd points back when i was younger. It was my way of coping with my own low self-worth. On the other hand, i have seen a lot of people not do this and get fired, im really not into getting fired. People used to not even like me at all and id get promoted.

>>54744772
i worked at my cousins company doing it stuff for like 4 months, he had been there for 10+ years. after like a week there he told me 'well im anons cousin now', most people didnt even know his name. a few years later he told me people still asked about me

im a rare combination of technically proficient but also a social chad whos funny and comes across as not giving a fuck despite doing more work than all the other retards. the social part is WAY more important to normies

>>54743883
That's not the same, when a hard working talented person is hired by accident the supervisor and managers are so threatened they do everything to keep them down or fire them.
Why? because they will take their positions eventually, just trick them into doing the hard work by promising promotions.
Done, 2 or 3 years of work filled in while the gullible retard slaves away.

>>54744871
Humble, too

>>54742131
Yeah... had a E8 retired and barely anyone went to his retirement party. overheard my SNCOs talking saying he was pretty mad about it. I didn't go because I never talked to the guy and neither anyone in my shop. lol.

>>54744871
You are mentally Ill if you think people like me give a single fuck if someone like you quits. My colleagues aren’t even people to me, just cogs in a gear, I could give less than zero fucks if you die in a house fire tomorrow.
Someone will replace you, and a couple months later nobody will even remember you because why should they? It’s a job, not your family.

I only worked 3 months at Walmart and everyone treated me better when I left, they miss me more than Op's pic guy.

>>54744013
Thanks. Just wanted a bit more rage fuel, but it seems like he’s just a pathetic guy.

>>54745116
Woah, edgy!

>>54742148
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>>54742121
Sometimes I wonder if this is a personal thing. Like, if there's a type of person that will never get recognition no matter how much they put in, because other people just have no meaningful regard for them. It's not even necessarily their fault. Maybe it's ugliness, maybe it's personality. I've seen from afar how people stay in touch after moving out of each other's day-to-day lives, but I've only had a couple of people like that in my life. Even when it comes to family. Employers definitely suck but I think it might also just be the shallowness of everyday folk and their inability to muster up a modicum of humanity or decency for anyone who doesn't exude a particularly kind of energy.

>>54742372
>- their satisfaction is dependent on acknowledgement of others. In other words, they didn't actually create anything new or make a unique achievement in their career, they were just an interchangeable part in the system.
It sounds like it's the opposite. If they'd been mediocre but put extra effort into socializing, they would have been better-regarded. Because they spent time actually creating something, people just took it for granted.

>>54743542
truth. and i'm a fucking lurker tourist.

>Be wagie
>Do bare minimum to keep job, AS YOU SHOULD.
>Tryhard dunderfuck keeps doing free work
>Suddenly management expects everyone to do free work
>Tryhard Dunderfuck shocked when they retire and everyone seems relieved.

I'm just here to hold down a chair and collect a paycheck, stop raising the bar you dumb fuck.

>>54742121
Kek. It's like when having a job and coworkers get mad for you admitting you're not friends. Oh as if the backstabbing was nothing and forced pleasantries meant we were friends lel.

>>54742131
Good. He sounds like joinong the army was an "adventure" sounds like the type who watches the commercials and actually believes it. Nah no thanks I don't need some dude yelling at me and waking me at 3 am so he can successfully brainwash me into being a machine.

>>54744013
The two white genders.
I worked in a warehouse on the admin side. They were obviously discriminating because all of the managers and workers in the climate-controlled office were white/Asian/female, while most of the warehouse workers (including managers) were black or immigrants. Left after I applied for a promotion and they gave it to the one white/Asian warehouse worker (who was unqualified). Anyway, one of the supervisors in the warehouse was this massive white dude (like 6'8" and chunky). Hard worker, by-the-book, extremely knowledgeable (more so than the managers). I asked him what he wanted to do and he said he wanted to move up in the company. My immediate thought was that they were never going to move him up, ever, unless he threatened to leave somehow (quit, transferred, w/e). He'd been in that position too long, which mean that the company had no intention of really capitalizing on his potential; they liked him right where he was. He was the quintessential white dude workhorse, Catholic/Baptist big dude work ethic who would let circumstances grind him down because he was a big rock that had a lot of mass to grind. Thing is, rocks don't move, usually. Last I checked, about 3 years later, he was still in the same position.

>>54745586
I agree with this. When I was a wagie I'd treat everyone like an NPC, mostly to avoid revealing my power level. Anyone who went above and beyond to help me/make my job easier would then be on my radar for life, and I'd do whatever I could to help them in a professional setting. Same if any of them said anything based. I had one dev who openly said the N word on the floor. "Why do americans get so weird when someone says nigger?", this was in 2019, way way later than that would have been socially acceptable. She got whatever she wanted/needed from me after that, even if it meant staying late.

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>>54742148
Not only does teaching suck as a profession, it is completely abusive and demoralizing. Getting out was one of the best decisions I've ever made.

My boss got me a cake and a giftcard when I left my highschool grocery job.
I've since adopted that to a giftcard and muffins in my current leadership position.

>>54742121
>>54742148
I honestly feel sad for teachers. most of them are delusional and believe their efforts somehow matter to the school admins. no, they don't care. everyone cares about their own ass, nothing else.
good for them if they managed to actually educate kids with all the bureaucracy, backstabbing and apathy going on these days. you won't be rewarded, though. like, never.

>>54745897
Okay.

>>54745945
you honestly have to be stupid to be a teacher. I went from making 35k in a rural school to 55k in an urban school to making 200k in tech sales, WFH. by the way i mostly do nothing in tech sales.

>>54742121
Lmao poor wagie

It's literally a business transaction, nobody gives a shit. It's like thinking you have some special connection with Starbucks because you bought coffee from there.

>>54743182
go on....

>>54745116
i wasnt talking to you, retard. thanks for the blog post though?

>>54745997
>you honestly have to be stupid to be a teacher
I have multiple friends who are teachers, my gf is a teacher too. and, yeah. let me tell you, they surely aren't the smartest people on earth...
but it still sucks. I remember being a kid, being friends with teachers (some are friends) and stuff. kids are fucking retarded and difficult to deal with, and now it's even worse after the pandemic. why would you sacrifice so much for those little shit? in the end, only a few of them can be saved, mostly because of the influence their parents have on them, but some are helped by their teachers, yet teachers can't even expect some retribution beyond a low wage job and a "thanks for being my teacher"

>>54745116
people like you are in the minority

>>54745116
And that is why you will stay at the bottom.

>>54746063
so many teachers in my family. the victim/martyr complex is unreal. here in canada they can make 100k+ with summers off but they have to occasionally grade papers after hours so theyre practically slaves!

and of course theyre all killing it as we see by the fine quality of educated geniuses they pump out year after year

>>54742372
Is it wrong to want to feel valuable to a community you dedicated your life to for over a decade?

Not everyone is going to produce things that are unique and the majority of jobs aren't demanding enough to not require workers be expendable. But there are jobs that still need to be done and you'll have better workers if you make sure they feel valued and appreciated.

>>54743726
Its likely less that they're "assholes" and more that they're just not exactly personable. Friendly enough, just never really socially engaging. Everything is surface level.
Plenty of people go to work, do a good job, but never really build them social bonds with other people. And if there is no greater social aspect then people just view you as a function, and less of an actual person they care about.
Then later, they find out that people don't value them despite all their work. A rude lesson about actually making real friends.

>>54744013
That's actually him? This guy looks like he would have some balls. I was expecting someone autistic looking. That guy is kind of handsome and looks respectable.

>>54742148
Teachers are vermin. I hope this is the fate of my bitchy middle-school teachers

Made the same mistake at my first job many years ago. Improved the company is many ways over what people twice my age and salary could have ever done, didn't offer me a salary increase or fuck all when I handed in my notice.

Now I always stick to the golden rule "Under promise and over deliver" while doing the bare minimum I can. They think I am a god here. I work about 1-2 hours a day, some days none.

>>54742121
>bust my ass at wagie job
>"Don't worry anon! We need to promote some people and I'm pushing for you to be a manager!"
>promotion never comes
>some shithead from some other store gets promoted instead
>get a new job with friend's help (fuck yeah nepotism)
>after a little while I have mastered the job
>running my little department better than anyone before me ever did
>get bumped to a better paying job in a different department
>kick ass at that too
>boss regularly tells how damned good I am
>everyone in the company complains about the dipshit who replaced me in the other department
>occasionally sub in at the old department and get all the work caught up in a day that the other retard was weeks behind on
>boss decides he's going to start firing people
>fires someone from who was great at his job, but didn't gel with the boss
>"hey anon, you can do his work right?"
>"Sorry boss, but I've got plenty of my own work to do (not to mention covering for the other department)"
>boss leaves it alone for a while
>few weeks later
>"Anon, I need you do cover all that backed up work."
>"No can do, boss. I've got a pile up of stuff to do. Hire someone else."
>Boss pulls me into his office
>we have a long angry sit-down about how he's so angry that I'm not doing more work
>I tell him I'm doing as much work as I can and I can't do more work, especially without more pay
>the thought of a pay raise never crossed his mind and he wouldn't accept that offer anyways
>Ultimatum, dick slap on the table: Double my workload or quit
>This entire time I thought I was the golden boy.
>everyone in the company loves me and some of the senior guys were talking about training me to take over their jobs
>boss clearly never gave a fuck though
>I wasn't an employee
>I was a dumb faggot trying to impress some bald retard who inherited daddy's company
>I chose to quit
>boss instantly loses composure and starts sputtering as I'm loading up my stuff and leaving

its a sociopaths game, always has been, the thing is most people dont open their eyes until its too late.

>only programmer/intern dude keeping up 8 websites that are the only source of income of the company of 10 (designers, marketers, HR, social media)
>employer wants to pay me minimun wage after internship ends because i was just out of college
>I say no
>he ask me if i can take an extra free week so i can train him (his background was IT)
>I said no to that too
>now im living of crypto since half a decade ago and the last time I checked he had to close down that company and got a job in IT

all he had to do was pay me above minimun wage, was that too much too ask? i hope he has fun fixing computers for pennies after owning a company lmaaaaao

>>54747727
Never got attached to any particular place
I do my best and leave if there's a higher paying job
Its all just wagie jobs though. Im kind of sick of it.

>>54747727
Employers don’t want “good” employees, they want slaves. They need the ego boost from being older.

>>54747828
Guy clearly didn't have a proper vision
Still was in the wagie mindset
You quitting was probably the best thing for him desu

>>54742403
Were you there or is this 2nd hand info? Because some jealous fucker couldve pushed him. Sounds a lil too cohencidental for my tastes.

>>54747909
yeah his only advantage was money and connections to get clients, but thats it, the fact that he could not keep a single programmer over 2-3 years the company ran was a red flag

>>54747864
>>54747895
A homeless man fixing a bicycle behind a dumpster once told me
>the harder you work, the faster they'll find more work for you to do
And that dirty hobo was right and I was a fucking dumbass for ignoring that lesson.

>>54742148
>i worked all that shit and did it for no pay
lies

>>54748032
It’s a hard lesson for some people. We’ve been lied to quite a lot about how “hard work pays off” and “keep your nose to the grindstone” and so on.
No reason I should care, still don’t make shit, no wife or kids to come home to, and no home in my name, none of that shit.

>>54742335
cringe

>>54745897
You sound special needs

>>54748032
>>54748347
If spic spawns can do it living on 1/3rd of the american wage then why can't you?

>>54745997
bullshit, everyone I know doing sales is doing 50 hours a week minimum and is perpetually stressed out

and you’re a dumbass if you’re in “tech sales” and making less than 400k

>>54749159
Anon... why do you think they are only making 200K? They are working half as hard. Sounds like they got it all figured out

>>54748960
Because when they do it, their families are appreciative of them getting out and working and bringing home money. When you do it, you're a failure who can't get anything better and an embarrassment and you've got an income now anon so you can move out.

>>54746013
>13 Someone in the crowd said to him, “Teacher, tell my brother to divide the inheritance with me.”

>14 Jesus replied, “Man, who appointed me a judge or an arbiter between you?” 15 Then he said to them, “Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.”

>16 And he told them this parable: “The ground of a certain rich man yielded an abundant harvest. 17 He thought to himself, ‘What shall I do? I have no place to store my crops.’

>18 “Then he said, ‘This is what I’ll do. I will tear down my barns and build bigger ones, and there I will store my surplus grain. 19 And I’ll say to myself, “You have plenty of grain laid up for many years. Take life easy; eat, drink and be merry.”’

>20 “But God said to him, ‘You fool! This very night your life will be demanded from you. Then who will get what you have prepared for yourself?’

>21 “This is how it will be with whoever stores up things for themselves but is not rich toward God.”

TL;DR Material goods are temporary, don't spend your whole life chasing after money because you could just fuckin die and it will have been worth diddly squat

>>54750276
This translation sucks but it gets the message across

>>54747727

>Know which cases/problems are getting visibility from management
>Briefly jump in on important calls to introduce myself and ask a few questions
>Direct meetings along even though everyone else on the call is above me
>Work review sings high praises and how I take ownership when I pass on the harder shit to other techs

Never work hard. Work smart. Make people laugh. Figure out who's good at what and bring them in to handle those tasks.

>>54749259
but that's illegal

Is this all just a bunch of narcissists and psychopaths then?

>>54750276
>christcuck fairy tales
oh wow, this is worthless!

Here’s a story about a 20+ year wagie

>be 18 at time
>work at auto parts store
>lady working there is partially retarded and has worked there for 20 years
>always smiles but is useless at everything besides being a cashier
>I quit after six months because job sucks
>go back a year later to pick up auto part
>they have new checkout system
>she’s gone
>ask what happened
>she couldn’t figure out the new register in the first few days so management/corporate fired her
>heard she was sobbing as she left
>20 years working at an auto parts store to be thrown out within a week

>>54745888
yea that's such a big mistake
some corps are good at internal promotions, but most are not
best to apply for higher-level jobs, even in the company, to compete

>>54750778
I bet she wasn’t hot anymore and they were looking for any excuse

>>54743751
This is part of why I finally gave up retail management. Most of your other managers are retards because skilled employees don’t get promoted or recommended to the next step in their career because you will have to replace an all star with a b player or maybe even 2 c+ employees.

>>54751026
pic of the cashier

>go to college
>go to college+
>join the army as an officer
>covid happens
>get kicked out because no vaxx
>no one 'cares' despite being desperate for servicemembers
>wtf you're 30 and you wasted your 20s on a soulless machine that couldn't give a fuck about you?
Better luck with your 30s. Or your 40s, I guess.

>>54744898
Most managers are tards. I tried to promote my people as fast as possible and loved people more competent than me. If they got in high places you can usually call in a favor and get your budget, labor or shrink accruals tweaked and they will bring you onboard and promote you just to have a loyal goon nearby.

>>54751087
I bet the guy became a limpdick so he was looking for any excuse

>>54750671
It was written by juden who are coincidentally the ones telling you to be a wagie your entire life.

If ancient jews and christians were anti-wagie that makes them pro-based, my gay friend.

>>54751026
once those sloppy tard blowjobs dry up its time to HIT THE STREETS CORKY

>>54743883
>never be too good at your job.
Unless youre a tradie, then you can be as good as you want. If the other workers cant keep up, fuck em.

>he comes in on his day off
>he works overtime
>he thinks he is owed anything besides a wage and maybe benefits
>he thinks anyone cares about him

>>54742121
>I guess I thought my principal would try to keep me

Why, and how? "Oh wow we're a public school and super unionized, how about I reach into my pile of nonexistent money and offer to restructure your salary to pay more than all of the other teachers of your seniority?"

>>54742163
>maybe he sucked ass at his job but only just enough not to get fired

>>54742121
why would anyone care about anyone but their family and friends? you sell your time for money so you can do what you want. bonus points if the work you do is something that you want to do.

>>54753599
They believe in the "work family" meme and think their co-workers and bosses genuinely appreciate them. They persist for tens of thousands of hours under this delusion until one day they're abruptly smacked back to reality

I've been working retail for five years after graduating college, MIS degree, but I live at home and help my mom and younger brother out. Recent new Michell Obama wannabe manager comes in and becomes a mega bitch whenever people ask her for help. One of my managers recently said, "Yeah she basically wants you to give your two-weeks". At first I am a bit sad like "this bitch has been eavesdropping on me for two moths and says I don't push our crappy credit card enough". Then I realized I have my degree and 30K saved up so who cares about this ghetto retail job? Sure, I make $16.50, but I should be making at least $20 and be able to WFH. So now I realize that I have the advantage of the situation, so I'm just going to wait until they either fire me or give me severance. Fuck BestBuy and their third world shithole "customers". Too boot, my store as been getting robbed weekly apparently for the last 10 weeks by the same people ON TOP of the other shrink issues. Fuck em

>>54745736
Based I hate these overachieving lames. Big brain is keeping a job while doing what you want to do at the same time like shitposting or socialising. It is a skill and an art.

>>54742121
>>54742131
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>>54742163
Is this an American thing? Ausfag here and even in casual jobs people find an excuse to celebrate and drink some beers when someone leaves.

>>54742121
Take it from me. Make friends with the old ladies, they run the place, you’re a ladies man, make yourself the butt of lighthearted jokes but also dish them out, make the women laugh. Especially the younger ones, flirt with women respectfully because why not. I’m calm and in the zone this way. You can be too.

I don't understand why men work retail. Like dude you can walk onto a job site full of cool blokes with lots of banter. Why would you work with wimps and old grammers stocking shelves when you could be driving a forklift or laying a brick wall getting swole.

>>54742984
>imagine putting some much work in for kids you will never see again, when you could have just have your own child to spend time with.

its called wanting to help society i guess

>>54754698
I might just go back to that. Being in an office full of women sucks despite the hot ones. You can’t actually say what you want since it’s a professional work environment. What line of tradie work you in? I was a chippie

>>54742372
You're told all your life to help contribute to society via working and paying tax. Only to 50 years later realise it was all in vain. I'd be bitter too.

>>54754600
That's not appreciating another person. That's functioning alcoholics looking for any excuse to drink on the job

>>54745620
I would say they certainly contributed to day to day operations, doing the hard work to keep the wheels turning, but those days add up and you don't end up making the bigger creations you wanted to.

If this decided you, make sure your getting paid.

>>54747044
I agree. I just feel like they didn't serve a community, they served a brand. And expected the brand to take care of them.

I absolutely agree with the sentiment, but I feel like that's a larger cultural problem. Why do we treat jobs as low tier? I want my cook to be excited about food. I want my janitor to be excited about have clean and organized spaces. Not everyone can be an engineer or doctor and we should value all essential roles.

Squeaky wheels get the grease, if you went your whole career saying nothing when shit happened then to others nothing happened - and the few observant people who maybe saw what you did likely forgot or quit long ago. It's a bitch but its the way it goes.

>>54742148
>treat teachers like shit
>pay them dog shit
>surprised when the only people willing to endure this are demented queers and pedophiles who don't care about the monetary compensation
>kike enabling republicucks see nothing and everything wrong with this at the same time
lol clown economy

>>54746063
Holy this is some normie shit. I can't believe you still believe in that

>>54746945
This.

Ok let me clear up teacher incentives for you.

1. Risk averse losers who want benefits and time off in return for following the rules, not performance (vast majority).

They trade money for stability. This is a common tradeoff in the economy so don't tell me about them being underpaid.

2. People interested in an academic area, but not skilled enough to actually do it. Their only sense of identity is having a teacher they liked once.

Remember math teachers with math ed degrees have never even done what a mathematician does even once.

History teachers probably listened to a podcast once or thought a punk rock album was deep.

These people will get a shitty masters degree by administering a Google survey, and call themselves scientists.

>>54755452
> Just give them more money and it will get better.

Yeah no.

To do what you're describing we need to wipe the system of every creature in it. It has to be merit based, it has to be selective. It has to be high T and not lawyers and bpd women.

>>54742121
This is how banks are solving inflation?

Kek

>>54747727
>>I chose to quit
I don't know if you euro or what kind of labor laws apply here but wouldn't this fuck you over on severance and possibly unemployment benefits? Not that you sound like you need them if you were working management, but it hurts them way more if they have to terminate you than you voluntarily leaving. You wouldn't use them as references anyway after that and a simple
>I'll take your feedback into consideration and will continue providing consistent output while monitoring this issue
then go back to doing dick all until they have to fire you, or you find a better job. Passive aggressive condescension is the language of boomers. Either you speak it or your words fall on deaf ears.

>>54754711
>brainwashing kids to hate themselves and their parents.
>helping society
Good one.

>>54755536
You get what you pay for.

>>54755536
>Just give them more money and it will get better.
Yes.

>>54742214
Fell for capitalist propaganda that employers recognize and reward hard work

>>54742270
Capitalist propaganda that there's no such thing as overpaying for something

>>54742348
>pathetic bullshit that absolutely nobody cares about
Kek, you have to be 18 to post here

>>54743751
This just reminded of that boomer saying
>no matter what job you have, even if it’s working at McDonald’s make sure you’re the best worker and give it your all
It’s like these people live in a fantasy workd

>>54751087
Old hag

>>54742121
Hasn't been my experience at all, when people leave even after just a couple of years they usually throw a little office party with Champagne and finger food, coworkers pool money together like €20 each for a gift basket or just straight up an envelope with money and everyone has a good laugh for an hour or two before saying goodbye. But then again I'm not an American

>>54755628
>>54755603
No. It won't magically change the system. And in fact you are welcome to study this empirically. The Baltimore area is one of the highest funded and has some of the worst outcomes. Utah is one of the least funded and has some of the best outcomes.

Teachers are already trading money for security and stability. They are rule followers not risk takers. Giving them more money doesn't change that.

>>54756215
I am a dev pretty annoyed by sticking with a particular programming language but recently I got to know about the QVM where I can develop smart contracts and dapps in any language and get royalties for life time.
I will try and give this a shot, till now tye team has been supporting and I have no troubles. Hope I'll make it.
Just follow your instincts I would say.

>>54758228
We have two types
Hard workers
Smart workers.

I prefer being a smart worker and as I am not that fit but mentally I am strong. I make a life out if crypto.
I am investing in solid projects and make money by trading, staking and mining.
I am keenly waiting for an L1 to go live where I will be able to mine with a raspberry pi which will be more comfortable and cheap.
Let's see how it goes.