Who are the people here with shitty jobs they hate

Why'd you photoshop his boobs?

I didn't do shit. A google search of "bitch tits" yielded this.

Front End Manager at Albertsons - most days its ok, but with the new company that bought us out starting to implement their new rules, its taking its toll on everyone.

Also, 3's a crowd is a joke, they cut our labor and hours, and expect us to open checkstands if there's ever more than 3 people in line. If it takes more than 60 seconds for someone to respond, everyone in line gets a $1 coupon off their order, which sounds all fine and good, but lets be serious, its a fucking dollar, whats to say there is someone in line with a $5 order, the coupon rocks for them, yet someone with a $400 order would take it as a joke, its such a shitty system that they didn't look at before implementing again.
Playing baby sitter for stupid customers who can't read and Courtesy Clerks who don't do shit are just about as bad.

That is all.

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Originally Posted by Tenchimo Dos

Are you getting paid to be a TA? I was a TA last spring, and all I got was credits.

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I get credits, working my way up to pay. Paperwork takes one million years to process.

hearing other people's shitty jobs makes me feel a lil bit better
just a tint bit

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Originally Posted by Advocate

Or like what I did at Staples. I berated a customer. I was so tired of it. The management was shit, The employees were assholes, I hated it. Customer basically was trying to get a cordless phone. I was basically explaining why NOT to get this phone. The customer was like okay I'll take that one instead. A customer behind him; who might I add listened to the whole explaination, said I'll still take the V-Tech. I snapped. Needless to say I was let go.

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You're the worst sales person in the world. That makes me like you a little more BTW.

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Originally Posted by Nick

My dad worked for Mead in Chicago. The only good thing about it was I would sometimes get free notebooks.

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Mead seemed to actually treat its employee's quite well and if you worked there long enough you could work your way up to a press operator, which is like 50 grand a year. Not bad for no schoolin'.

They own Five Star Binders and give away all sorts of free shit if you put money in to some kind of fund. The only thing I really hated about my time there was the hours. It also gave me a better appreciation for education and how much it really helps you further your life faster. I'm 22 at my current job, the youngest in the company, and I'm making more than 70% of everybody there.

I've also started my own business, but who the fuck knows if that will take off. If it does it does, if it doesn't I'm good too.

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Originally Posted by Andrew

You're the worst sales person in the world. That makes me like you a little more BTW.

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If I didn't snap I would have quit that day. I was actually planning on telling the boss I was quitting right after that anyway. 6 years at a job that had no hope of upward mobility.

Even if it had upward mobility... you're working for Staples...

I'm a grocery manager (Team Lead, whatever) at a Target. Was fun for awhile, now it sucks. Not so much the job itself but just the people I work with and the people above me.

Used to Andrew re-read the story. I don't work there anymore I did when I was 18. I'm 31 now.