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[puddlejumper]

I really haven't had the time to say much here, and I don't have much to say either since I never write about any real problems I have in my life. I keep all matters on here trivial for various reasons. So, though no one on here will understand this question I will pose it anyway just to let loose some bottled-up feelings

Comments

[sparklypoof]

you're right for quitting your job.

you should be making a LOT more than that for 3 years of service, for certain. and I know from working seasonally at hot topic a few times that I walked in that store as an employee when I was on hours, and a customer when I wasn't. I was treated as such in each instance, and I would gladly go work for that store again if I lived closer and needed the money or whatever...

sounds like you've put up w/their crap for too long already. 'd give them 2 weeks, and find a job that will appreciate you for what you can do.

[mreraser]

"Could this month possibly get any worse?"

No, not that I'm aware of, it's the worst month of my life right now, or so it seems to be. *hugs* to you, sorry you have to go thru all that, actually I'm sorry anyone has to go thru any bad things!

[carloscov]

Hey

[shadow27]

Things can always get worse. Lots lots worse, so don't tempt fate!

That said, I would never wish fabric store employment upon anyone. That you've worked there that long is a testament to your fortitude.

I think you're entirely right to move on to new and better prospects.

PS. At my last gig I found out a really new hire got paid lots moer than me, and that pretty much was the end of that.

[thanatoid]

i think you're completely right about how Hancock is treating you as an employee and a customer. you've got a lot of knowledge, experience, talent, and enthusiasm. you deserve someone who will appreciate that! i know it sucks considering the amount of time you've invested there, but it sounds like leaving would make you happier in the long run. i wish the best for you, whatever you decide to do =)