Im ultra bored what are you doing
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Originally Posted by shim022
ahh i see i wish my boss was more laid back. he's a super micro-manager...
My last job was like that. We'd get "reminder" e-mails all day long.. and the sad thing was, the managers' grammar and spelling were horrible.
Bleh, bleh, bleh! I'm SO glad to be out of there.
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so youre buying lunch today kym!!!
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Originally Posted by hey1
I'm bored and here's my mini story. As I was driving down 10 W going west bound, there were two cars that have already spun out of control as they sit in strange positions. The car in front of me almost slam into one of the two cars that were in the fresh fresh accident. The freeway was pretty empty at that point and from far away only one car (the car with headlights on facing opposite of traffic flow) can be seen. After a quick dodge around those cars and a fast observation, they seemed to be ok. So I dialled 9-1-1 and reported the accident before it cause an accident pile-up. This is the second time I've ever called 9-1-1 after running into a fresh accident on a freeway in LA. Anyhow, please drive safely.
#1355
Originally Posted by kym
Ick. When will upper management realize that there's no need for middle management micro-managing? I seriously hate corporate America.
My last job was like that. We'd get "reminder" e-mails all day long.. and the sad thing was, the managers' grammar and spelling were horrible.
Bleh, bleh, bleh! I'm SO glad to be out of there.
My last job was like that. We'd get "reminder" e-mails all day long.. and the sad thing was, the managers' grammar and spelling were horrible.
Bleh, bleh, bleh! I'm SO glad to be out of there.
my boss is also the president of the company. small place... yeah i'll be thinking the same when i move on
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Originally Posted by shim022
my boss is also the president of the company. small place... yeah i'll be thinking the same when i move on
Last edited by kym; 07-15-2005 at 08:36 AM.
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Originally Posted by kym
Yeah.. after I left my last job, a few people followed suit. I'm just a lot happier and stress free now. I figure, you spend 8 hours a day at work - it's worth it to find a job where you're not treated like crap. Even better if you find a job you can enjoy.
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Originally Posted by shim022
I agree! I need to find a job that starts later too. hehe
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+1.. i rather be making less money and work at a job i enjoy..
rather than making alittle more.. and hate my job everyday.. which is what i'm doing right now.. i really need to look harder for another job..
rather than making alittle more.. and hate my job everyday.. which is what i'm doing right now.. i really need to look harder for another job..
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Originally Posted by kenji815
+1.. i rather be making less money and work at a job i enjoy..
rather than making alittle more.. and hate my job everyday.. which is what i'm doing right now.. i really need to look harder for another job..
rather than making alittle more.. and hate my job everyday.. which is what i'm doing right now.. i really need to look harder for another job..
Financial security forms the shackles that keep the working class a-workin'.
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Originally Posted by kym
Heh, depends on how much crap you can take. I'd be willing to bet that most people are miserable, but still at their jobs because it pays the bills. ..
Financial security forms the shackles that keep the working class a-workin'.
Financial security forms the shackles that keep the working class a-workin'.
i mean i try to be calm and take in as much as i can... without blowing up..
i use to be really hard working.. but i'm already at a point where i'm not learning anything new.. and all the task are repeative and really boring.
but at the moment i can't afford to be out of a job for over a month..
i have too many bills to pay for my parents.. the house and basically everything..
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Originally Posted by kenji815
but at the moment i can't afford to be out of a job for over a month..
i have too many bills to pay for my parents.. the house and basically everything..
i have too many bills to pay for my parents.. the house and basically everything..
Originally Posted by kenji815
yeah i'm sorta in that situation.. where i need a job to help pay the bills..
i mean i try to be calm and take in as much as i can... without blowing up..
i use to be really hard working.. but i'm already at a point where i'm not learning anything new.. and all the task are repeative and really boring.
i mean i try to be calm and take in as much as i can... without blowing up..
i use to be really hard working.. but i'm already at a point where i'm not learning anything new.. and all the task are repeative and really boring.
I only hope that everyone can do the same or is already happy where they're at. Work-related stress is a big downer in life.