• osanna@lemmy.vgEnglish
    3·
    24 minutes ago

    I’ve hated everything I’ve ever done. Even when i turn my hobbies into a job, I end up hating the hobby AND the job. I am thankful now that I don’t have to work, but yeah, I hated every fucking thing.

  • jwt@programming.dev
    25·
    6 hours ago

    In this loop 2 jobs get started and only 1 gets left. Anon is going to get real busy real soon.

  • robocall@lemmy.world
    13·
    6 hours ago

    I did this for a few years. “Oh, you are refusing to approve my vacation? K, I’ll just quit”

    • osanna@lemmy.vgEnglish
      1·
      23 minutes ago

      I have not worked since I adopted the “antiwork” philosophy, but I think I’d do the same. I look at leave now as not asking for it, but telling your employer you’re not going to be in during x time.

    • Err(()).unwrap()@lemmy.world
      15·
      5 hours ago

      I didn’t do that exactly… but when my boss told me to do overtime during end-of-quarter crunch on a Saturday night shift (Sat 22:00 to Sun 10:00, factory jobs are fun), the next person I spoke to was my family doctor. She put me on a two-week compulsory medical leave with full pay and straight up told me to get a new job. Unfortunately I couldn’t help the company meet their quarterly growth targets. The next time I saw my boss, I handed him my resignation papers.

      Sure feels nice to live in a country with real labour laws.

      I enjoyed the work itself. It was very autism-friendly. Unfortunately some absolute boneheaded decisions by the middle management wankers during the pandemic resulted in a huge backlog of orders, a shortage of parts, and a constant state of short-staffing.