Working life, good and bad. Jobs, careers, management, burnout, promotions, quitting, boredom, and the parts of work nobody puts in the job description.
304.8K members. The best post we have captured here reached 31K upvotes, which works out to 102 per 1,000 members.
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Copied my male colleagues’ email style and told I’m being rude
Craziest way you’ve seen someone quit?
I was just told it was highly unprofessional of me to be drunk when I am off on the weekend.
HR knew my scheme and caught me red handed.
Just happened - Told a group of co-worker who were shit talking me in another language 'Fuck off, I understood you'.
Manager yells at me for replying to her, I hand her store keys and clock out.
I'm going to be fired today.
Nobody at work is truly your friend. Just do your job and go home.
PSA: Mothers' Rooms are for lactating persons ONLY
Why is working at McDonalds or Burger King always used as the default “easy job” or “minimum deserved pay” job?
Within four times the member count either way, so the comparison is fair. Sorted by upside.
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