i dont understand how some people let higher ups overwork them because the company is broken. bare minimum is standing up for yourself when you get pushed around in life. you dont have to stay past your shift, you dont have to skip breaks, you dont have to do someone elses job on top of yours just because they quit or called out. Stand up for yourself because you are getting worn out to make someone else look good, and thats pathetic.
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I'm sorry if it bothers anyone, but I had to pull this post into a new thread because I think it's a great advice that many forget.
Do you stand up for yourself?
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Truly this company employees strictly just lazy entitled people. If you don't like it move on.
to the third reply: so WF is paying someone to do something anyone can do for free? people already post on reddit about how much they hate the job. sounds like you need to go outside more lol
Your sss is a coperate spy?
Here we go.Our new sss if that’s what regional calls them is way to easy to detect as a bug regional and global plugged them to find out about thelayoff.com good try my dude lets detect that behavioral change on your next shift knowing this fun fun fun. Gotcha.
hey thats my post! thanks lol. its true though. i noticed a lot of new workers (majority of what we have) are really scared and end up getting burned out and just leaving or getting pushed around until their faith in hard work gets broken. its a lose/lose. i like this company but its not training good workers anymore, its training obedience to the norm.
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