They have very strict policies in place and probably act swiftly to reinforce them.
I ain't been harassed ... not yet anyway.
But ...
Psioncy wrote:We don't have this issue where I work because we're all too busy working. There's no time for office politics bs. Nobody cares. We've all got too much shit to get done. And shit always changes and the boss says "Now I need all this other shit done, go do it," and it's a hassle but I go and do it. Why not? I don't mind doing stuff. They pay me. M'fkrs keep paying, I'll keep doing stuff. People who ignore me, fine. Thank you. I appreciate you. You're one less m'fkr I have to interact with.
Psioncy wrote:I put in over 70 hours one week before christmas vacation. I work all day without a break.
Now I'm back to my old job, but my old job just got a easier and for the first time I have a little down time to use to study and do office work.
Anyway, I bite my tongue when I want to complain at work. Cuz they also gave me three weeks paid time off for Christmas.
I start to get fed up sometimes, but then they keep paying me. No matter what I'm stressed about, the anger vanishes when I see my pay come in and I like everyone again.
It's too much work and hours. It wears on me. I just lay around sleep all weekend cuz I'm too burned out from the workweek to want to do anything. It kinda sucks but it beats the hell out being out of work or struggling on minimum wage, like most of the jobs are around here. Even those are hard to get hired for. I mean, the economy sucks. It's like some Obama era dejavu we're stuck in.
I got all my bills paid and my internet, and managing to save up a decent sum, hopefully enough to buy a lot and put a house on it... someday. So whatever bs work throughs at me, even when it's a ridiculous amount, I just handle it with a decent attitude. Better than where I was out of work before I got the job, on a countdown timer to doomsday with my bank account. Now it's filling up again to before it was when the company I worked for flopped out a year ago, affording me a little more hope and security.