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09-06-2005, 10:54 PM #1
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Dread...
Yeah, he is really supportive of my leaving this shop. He's actually been trying to get me to change shops because he thinks I dont get paid enough for the amount of work.
Originally Posted by DonnieDarko
So he is quite happy that I finally came around, lol.
I plan to do exactly that, Donnie.More and more employers intentionally put their people in very difficult positions, without any reguard for their health (stress) or work-life balance. Another shop might be better, and is worth a shot. If not, then reevaluate your situation again. People with skills, like yourself, will always be able to find employment.
I know that my happiness and well-being is most important...its just its so easy to get comfortable and continue to try and deal with being over-stressed cuz at least thats predictable, you know? I know its completely wrong to stay somewhere that you're not happy out of a fear of change, but I figure, hey! At least Im not deciding to leave after several years of this misery down the road.
haha, I so would smoke weed before going to work if I actually enjoyed being high at work. Ive tried it many times over the years (sporadically), and generally I just get real paranoid, hungry, thirsty, and dimwitted. The high's not worth trying to cover up the negative side-effects. Maybe Ive just never had the right daytime smoke, though, lol.(Just an aside: people that have jobs like this should be required to smoke weed when working).
If they had been complete bitches about it, I would have fired them, but both made it like "we already paid for the tickets, omg I can't cancel my trip now, blah blah blah." Very nice, but very much like "if you really push it, Im just going to quit. I can easily find another shop." Thats the unfortunate aspect of this business. We stylists are flakey and there's always someone willing to hire us! But anyway, given that Ive been trying to hire for quite some time now with little luck, I figured it would be better for me to just let it go, that way I would only be working a lot of hours for a month instead of an indefinite amount of time.
Originally Posted by likemclever
Trust me, I really wanted to lay down the law, and not put up with the shit, but I dont believe it would have been beneficial for me to do that given the current circumstances.
Thanks, likemclever.Take care of YOUâ?¦.Just go to work do your 8 the best you canâ?¦and try to have some funâ?¦and donâ??t sweat the dick heads.
If you play your cards right you may be able to get a raise or a promotion out of this.
I did give my 2 weeks today, my supervisor was actually pretty cool about it, she tried to convince me to stay by offering manager commission pay even if I went to part time, and I told her I would think about it...but I already decided that a change in shops is the best choice for me.
Huge weight off my shoulders now.
Now I just have to get through these 2 weeks, lol.
Thanks for taking the time to read and reply, guys. I very much appreciate your input.
Ousted Reviewed by Ousted on . Dread... This is an unloading...if you dont want to read or reply, thats fine, Im posting this more to unload a little, dont mind me... Im resigning as manager of my shop the day after tomorrow. I feel as though Ive done a less than satisfactory job as a manager; I feel as though I checked out from the job at least a month ago; and I feel like a complete failure. The job requires 40 hours a week. Most think thats nothing. Not me. ^^^There's one reason I wish to resign as manager. I feel Rating: 5
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