fever fueled frustrations with my fuckin' job

[becauseofghosts]

Within the past week at job number one,

1. I was verbally accosted for asking a question which I should apparently have ‘known the answer to by now’ which turned into a huge embarrassing presentation where my colleague talked LOUDLY and sloooowly so that I, the idiot, could understand her better.

2. Was told after said ‘presentation to the

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[lyndszy]

i cant believe you work with people like that
it sounds like highschool all over again
very unprofessional

you definetly can hack school. its tough, but its more about time management. since you are learning. they teach you. they dont just test you to see if you get it or not.

a bad job is always a kick start we need to get in motion with what we really want to do, hence why i still work at navigata.

[sassy_red_head]

Some people make themselves feel better by belittling others, especially if they somehow feel threatened by them.

Other people make themselves feel powerful by talking shit behind people's back.

Maybe the boss didn't want to talk about the beans because it's not a HUGE deal and was hoping that coming from a secretary, it would seem more like a helpful hint than like something you fucked up on.

Something I just observed: When Rachel Ray says "annual" it sounds like "anal".

[maybe_istabyou]

i have grade 11 math and have worked in banks and finance for nearly 10 years now. dude, if i can do it, so can you.

[thisexplosion]

where are you working?

[anonymous]

fuck those motherfuckers.

no job is worth crying over.

do something you love.