Why people Quit On Their First Day of Work
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I had a guy in the middle of his second shift, just look around after I asked him to scrape some trays, and he was like “nah, I don’t think I wanna work here anymore.” Then he clocked out and left. I just laughed and said okay cuz I was relieved I didn’t have to train him.
It’s a win win situation XD
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You're a shit boss so good for him.
@@topogigio7031 People don't like having to train untrainable people. When you encounter someone like the guy in the OP, you'll understand.
When I was like 16 I flipped burgers at Sonic.
New guy started his first day, was told to watch me do grill. Dude stared at me cooking patties for like 10 minutes then said he had to go the the bathroom.
He walked outside, walked past the bathroom, got in his truck and left.
We never saw him again.
"He makes it look so easy, I can never compete"
Was in food service 25 yrs. Flipping the patties at Bruams for 3 yrs. After the 1st week I would just clock in, flip for 8 hrs while I slept then clock out. Best sleep ever and never (seldom 😜😜) messed up an order.
Some people just can't take the heat so they have to git out of the kitchen.
Had a guy come into a Commercial Kitchen. He was bragging that he did his College stuff and pretty much claimed he was better then anyone since he did Restaurant style food. After his first day (Monday being the second busiest day) he said he had never expected a kitchen to be so hectic. I told him Saturday was 5 times worse. We never saw him again.
I've seen this happen a couple times in the restaurant I used to work at. Some people just can't hang
Knowledge does not equal ability. I've seen it so many times. "I can do everything on this job and want to be in management within a year." Then day 1 comes and they can't do basic math without a calculator, can't understand how to use the cash machine, can't sell the product, can't believe they have to actually WORK to get paid.
My 2 favoriteexamples: A lady looked good on paper so I called to set up an interview. She asked if she could bring her 1-year-old and 'maybe another employee can watch him while I do the interview??' WTF. Hell no! My employees aren't your damn babysitter!
Next was an employee, hired before I started, who was causing issues (read drama queen) so I decided to work out of that location for a bit. The customer complaints were way too high and we were losing a lot of customers.
Every person who called or came in was told to 'call the 1800 number for that, we can't do it here'.
What??? Why do you think we pay you? Turns out she doesn't know how to do anything 'because I didn't have to before you came here.'
Ummm...no, that's not how this works.
I noticed she wasn't closing correctly, skipped vacuuming and taking out the trash. When I questioned her she told me "yea, my boyfriend does that but he's out of town this week. So it will have to wait".
*your boyfriend doesn't work here. you lazy b*tch*
The next day I come back from lunch and the store suddenly smells like a nail salon. She is at her desk PAINTING HER NAILS. Why?
'You wouldn't understand but pretty people don't really have to work."
*Fair enough. Call me back when you are ugly enough to work. You know- as ugly as me.*
What an idiot. I called my boss told him I fired her and why. He literally said I should have tried to retrain her first. Telling an employee to not delegate their job to their SO and not do their nails at work, on the sales floor, isn't covered in my training manual. So now it is two idiots.
I worked there for 6 years so it was really 3 idiots.
So many more nightmare stories and so glad I'm not working there anymore.
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is hells kitchen a close comparison?
I was between jobs but my resume is decently strong and I have a stable work history and a clean military drug/crime history , even my driver license has low points. basically I get hired at almost everything entry and middle level I have ever applied for. The company I interviewed and got accepted with looked great on paper and had a lot going for it in pay and benefits. the first day on the job there was orientation and the HR lady that gave us a tour of the place sounded like the old lady on monsters inc. every bullet of information she gave us was punctuated with a stupidly strict rule and a warning ie "15 minute breaks in this break room only any where else or for to long and you are fired. " while touring the place with her obnoxious voice threatening to fire us for every infraction I observed how EVERY SINGLE PERSON look absolutely fucking miserable. not one friendly smile or wave. heads down, no smiling or eye contact. I really did need a job pretty quickly but when she asked if there were any questions after the tour my question was "where is the exit?" no regrets - I have been at my current company since 2006 - they are like my work family and I still enjoy my job and environment. 0 regrets F that place.
That's depressing
how is the stress in your current one?
“Where’s the exit?”
SAVAGE MODE ENGAGED
Same scenario as yours
I wish I would've done the same.
But stayed for the money.
The HR at my place is power hungry af. So I just pissed her off from time to time for fun
I once accepted a job offer to work as a cook/kitchen assistant. I was there for a day and a few hours. The kitchen staff was downright awful to each other. I know that it can get loud and rough, but these people were simply toxic. There was this overweight girl my age (around 18 at that time) which was the only one that wasn't being nasty and they were bullying her mercilessly, to a point where she hid for half an hour to cry. Was told this was always a daily occurrence "haha". I finished my task and left, told the owner his staff was absolute filth and never went back.
I had a job interview once for a cashier position at a grocery store. I rocked up to the interview 30 minutes early and had previously been told to specifically wait outside the store until the interviewer "beckons me in". I waited for an hour standing outside in the hot sun in 35°C heat (also dressed in long formal attire appropriate for the interview) before this interviewer finally came to tell me the interview was beginning. I walk in and here's another 20 other people going for the same interview who were all told 2 hours earlier that their interview is now actually taking place with another group of interviewees (myself included). The interview went well, but we were all given a book sized document to fill out have "authenticated" and signed off by local police and submitted the following day. On top of that, we were told during the interview that we wouldn't get more than 10 hours/ week and that sometimes without any prior notice we'd be expected to fill shifts for stores located up to 500 kilometres away. I was desperate for work, but not that desperate...
Had a guy quit after 3 minutes, of making sugar cubes. I know the time when he was sent to me was 9:02AM, as I was supposed to take my break at 9:00. Went over the basic 4 steps, Apply sugar mix, press into mold, scrape with small spatula to remove excess, tamp with handheld tool to ensure uniform cube formation. Demonstration of method took only 45 seconds. So he takes a clean mold in front of him to try, took about 120 seconds, and then the work was incomplete, as he had neglected the final step. Submitted his mold to me, and I had performed tamping, mold was less than half full. So I explained that he just needed to apply a bit more pressure, and sugar, and that it took me a few weeks to master the technique myself, as we work with various flavors, which have their own characteristics. Guy took his gloves, mask, and hairnet off and walked off the floor without speaking a word. Granted this was when Unemployment benefits were temporarily double the weekly pay due to Covid-19 relief, but to not say a word to me who took the albeit small amount of time to explain what was expected was pretty rude and dickish. After a few seconds of incredulity from me, looked back at the clock as it struck 9:05.
Ahhhh, so that's how sugar cubes are made!
Where is this place? Can i work there? What's the pay? Honestly sounds like it could be fun
Is the sugar cube place have any job openings? Where is it?
I was working as a CNA and a new guy started and after a couple hours on his first day he came up to me, not anyone in charge of anything, and said "I think I'm going to go home, I'm not feeling well".. I said "okay.." and went on with my work... Several hours later the nurses asked if anyone had seen him.. Never saw him again.
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The quickest job I quit was when I was hired at McDonald's. During the interview, I told them I needed these hours due to college classes I was taking. They pretty much told me "no we can't do that", I was like "I'm not going to be able to take this job then". They said you're hired, show up at xx time Monday. I said, "okay" and never showed up. Got hired elsewhere, a week later for better pay and hours.
I would have just come with a Bluetooth speaker and play Take this job and shove it
"Flexible hours" biggest modern con
Creepy Somalian guy story: Not even a supervisor/manager took him aside and said to stop that? They all stood around and just watched him pester her? That's why this crap keeps happening.
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Reminds me of a chef I work with. He's always hitting on and hugging the waitresses half his age and you can physically see how uncomfortable they are around him. I'm in the middle of doing dishes and turn around to see him staring through the gap of the servery watching the girls like a crazed dog searching for food. I've seen the other chefs watch the way he acts and they can see his behavior and yet they still act oblivious to it even when I've mentioned it to them. Definitely something wrong with him...
@@j_edwards6075 And them.
This crap keeps happening because we let Somalians leave Somalia.
@@TiberianFiend No need to be racist. White boys do it, too. Just call out the creepy jackasses in your life, and things will slowly get better.
the uncle was right, i would have laughed at the manager and said the same, no way will i ever work for free
I am pretty sure that is illegal to boot
@@emberfist8347 it is.
@@emberfist8347 very illegal. Called wage theft and billions are stolen every year from workers. Employers rely on ignorance of the law and the difficulty of laws being enforced.
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Lunchtime the first day. Took his bag and left. Never came back 😂
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Former movie theatre manager (I did not hire him). The fastest I have had someone quit is 8 hours. He "just was not feeling the job". He never showed up again.
I worked one four-hour shift at a Pizza Hut as a second job. Halfway into my shift, I knew that that wasn't what I wanted to do. I turned in my uniform the next day. I figured it wasn't a huge deal, since they were only a second job and I was still in training anyway, so they wouldn't have to cover my hours remaining on the schedule. The manager was surprised because he had hoped to train me for management (which I had never been told during my interview or when they hired me).
I work at a manufacturing plant. We generally get 5-10 temps every other Wednesday. As the turn over rate is incredibly high. After your orientation, management takes you on a tour of the plant and sort of explains each line. Then they take you and show you how to clock in. Well we had one who took the tour, clocked in just to clock out and walk out the door. He did no actual work. Just saw the plant and noped the f out. Smart man.
Was working as an assistant for a vinyl graphics place. The owner wanted to take me to an expensive restaurant for lunch on the first day (I asked for a cheap lunch instead). Then he invited me to his place for “fish tacos” which I declined. After he got me to sort his receipts for taxes (which were from two years prior) while he played and sang on his guitar, we closed up shop and he smoothed his hand on my waist on the way out. I noped the frick out the next day. I never led him on or anything. I heard later that he didn’t pay one girl because they banged and he insisted it was “her pleasure.” Grimy ho-bag.
I used to work at an office job where the temporary workers wouldn’t come back after lunch. Because we actually expected them to work.
I wasn’t called back because I called 911 when a client fainted in front of me on my first day. I was told to leave my shirt on my way out. That was it. I was on the clock for about 7 hours of my first shift.
Strange world, where if you want to keep your job, you just have to let people lie where they fall.
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@@123shame2 nah
At this open-front beach cafe I worked at my co-workers told me about this girl who'd applied for the job before me. Apparently she got upset because she thought she was "just going to make coffee" there. Like...she _actually_ gave the excuse that her nails would be ruined if she had to do the other stuff (ie. collecting dishes, washing dishes, manning the register, running orders back, blending smoothies, scooping ice cream, scrubbing the display glass). I had to ask if this girl was actually a real person but everyone kept insisting that they weren't pulling my leg and she was seriously like that! God, it was a _dog positive_ cafe too! I couldn't even imagine this girl's reaction at being told to mop up some accidental dog shit/piss!
We need more pet-friendly cafes.
Here's one from me.
I'm a licensed security officer and supervisor at my site. Training a new officer, she's in the office all of five minutes. As I'm explaining the post orders she cuts me off. " Wait, so I have to do a foot patrol once a day ". I tell her it's once per hour. She gets up, says she'll get a gate job and walks out. Mind you, the foot patrol is just around the base of the building, like five minutes, tops.
I'm a veteran, 🎗 4 years US Army & a security officer, armed-unarmed D/G Florida. I've worked in the industry since 1993. I've seen many low end guards & nitwits. They train for 2hr or 1 shift then split ➡️. 1 firm Marksman Security I worked about 30mo for, 2015 to 2018 era, had a security guy 👮🏾♂️ start at a client site. This moron leaves his resume at the sales office & asks for a property sales job! 😲 The mgr dumped him that day.
@@DavidLLambertmobile Funny enough, I'm working for Marksman right now. We have one moron we've been trying to get rid of for years now, but the company won't let him go since we have no replacement officers.
@@gulfcitycreeper3393 wow, Florida has many lower end security firms 👮🏻♂️. G4S is big but they are poorly run, not worth working for. About 3yr ago; 2018 era I heard from a Marksman Security co worker how the Orlando FL manager did a panel at a city job fair. In a 8hr period, the security officers had 2, two 😲 applicants total. 2! 1 guy was intoxicated & reeked of 🍸🍹🍺. The other security applicant wore a tank top, shorts, flip flops. Marksman did not hire them.
The company is in its death throws. I know I'll end up back with Universal, bit, at least they trusted me to do my job and left me alone.
Work at a golf course, guy comes in for a management position, works a half of a shift and says to my manager, "I can't do this, it's too much work." The new hire came from the restaurant business.
I was the quitter. During a summer home from college, I got a job at a county-run nursing home for indigent people. I was told that I would be an orderly and that the job mainly involved bringing meals from the kitchen to the residents. The first week was for orientation and training, and since I was only going to be there for the summer, I figured that I would only be actually working for about seven weeks. So, I was in a classroom for the first day, no problem, but at the end of the day, I was told that the next day we would learn to wrap cadavers for the morgue. Bye. Bye.
Mine took 2 days, although it’s me that left... day 2 I saw everyone in pizza hut not use gloves and make pizza... I left that day lol
Alast i must confess!! I'm the guy that will walk out of a job i don't like I've gotten better but this last job made me come to the realization that i just can't work for anyone or at least i need a job that i wont have nobody breathing down my neck every 2.5 minutes i just can't.
Same
Not entirely quitting on the 1st day, didn't make it to it the 1st day. I was going to work as a waitress for a small 'cowboy' themed restaurant. Uniform was going to be hat, boots, shorts and t-shirt or tank top. I didn't know why back then but he put an odd emphasis on the 'uniform'. It was basically just barely a cowboy hooters now that I look at it in hindsight.
He had hired me and told me when to come in to get familiar with things and train before the grand opening.
Sadly my grandfather passed away and I went out of town for his funeral. Didn't inform my would be boss, didn't even think about him until after. Realizing this I knew I wasn't going to be working there.
But it wasn't a major loss, the place barely made it over a year. It went under when it became known that the owner (my would be boss) was cheating on his wife, and had been inappropriate with some of the waitresses, some who were minors. When I learned that and thought back to that interview I wasn't surprised.
SHOULD have quit the first hour moment: When explaining how the (IT) repair system worked, I'd discovered that the company ROUTINELY committed fraud concerning the repairs. The trainer explained how its not unethical because when they fraud an old lady out of money they pass the savings onto the subscribed customers.
Formerly worked at a prison. After the months of training and hiring process, two officers quit their first shift. Two office staff didn't even show up their first day
Florida DOC has a hard time hiring, staffing prisons, detention centers. In the 2000s, a inmate raped & murdered a female CO 👮🏼♀️. Corrections is tough, few people can really do it. I would not work in a prison, jail. I have known officers guards who do it.
I met a guy who wore a shirt that said "I used to be a people person. Then people ruined it." When I asked about the shirt, he told me he worked at a prison for almost ten years. I nodded my head.
Homeboy shows up to work, and as soon as he showed up he quit lol
When i worked at my local farm supply store, we had this new guy come in for his first shift, which was four hours long. He was learning to be a cashier and he knew sign language which was great as not all of our customers could communicate verbally. No idea why he quit after his first shift. Everyone at that job was so nice, customers included.
Had a new hire reportedly (I wasn't there) flee the drug testing facility after filling the cup. Like, he handed the cup over and RAN from the building. We never saw him again.
Considering he was dumb enough to hand over his "evidence", he probably thought youd arrest him or something lol
Guess he doesnt know you can get fake pee for a 20
@@jamesmallery9406 I actually suspect that he used fake pee and for some reason thought that they'd caught him using it. It's not like they would have known he'd peed dirty immediately, that's the only reason I can think of that he'd flee like that. Other than the fact that people are crazy.
Not me but a coworker. Worked as a security guard at a manufacturing plant and we explained to this new hire that we'd have a lot of walking around on tours, including a second floor which is infamous for having a lot of stair climbing while on tour. The guy worked about five hours, clocked out and just left.
I'm a security guard & veteran, 🎗. I saw a 2000s era job with a large aerospace ✈ firm Orlando FL. The guard who escorted me around said the patrol route was around 1.5mi. Walking. At night. $9.00/hour. Nope!!! ➡️
Last week my boss of 6 months disrespected me for the last time. Our job is in the service industry and pretty busy this time of year. I gave him a 2 day notice, he ask what I meant. I said, "I'm packing my tools and I'm fucking leaving today"
I go back yesterday to get my check and return uniforms, He's so far behind on work he'll be catching up for months.
Moral of the story, Don't be a dick.
Worked at a department store and my boss hired some Xmas casuals. This one girl was very green but her work was good considering. She had the potential to be a great employee. After 2 shifts, she never came back. Didn’t hear from her and couldn’t contact her.
0:41 Yeah...I got to work early and started helping out, and my boss stopped me and made me sign in saying "I want you to get paid if you're working". Honestly, since it was just her and one guy, I didn't want them to do everything with me just sitting there, so I got up to help. It was only twenty minutes or so before my shift started, so I hadn't thought it that big a deal.
ahahahha when i was fresh out of high school, i started working at a factory, where my dad had worked for the past 12+ yrs. the job itself wasn’t that bad but i will say that the environment/people made it unbearable sometimes. i’ve seen dozens of people leave the same day they came, some before we even had our first break, 2 hours into the shift lol.
When my husband had to take three months off his job as a school bus driver due to health reasons, a retiring bus driver donated his remaining sick leave, about three weeks' worth. We thought that was extremely nice of the retiring driver.
I was doing seasonal work at a tax preparation company that specializes in doing taxes for farmers. It was a good job and it was my third year doing it. We worked the night shift and staring at tax forms is not for everyone so it was expected that we would have people quit once the tax season really started. however, first week is all paid training and the first couple days is just watching standard workplace safety and anti-harassment videos. It's almost free money. About 2 hours in on the first day we have a bathroom/smoke break and one of the trainees just walks outside and never comes back. No clue why the guy could not sit through another couple hours of silly movies and collect a day's paycheck for no real work.
Absolutely no way you have to work a 1/2 hr off the clock
I once started a new job at 8am ,the boss was arrogant and had started to yell at me In just a few hours. I didn't come back after lunch
I quit after a week because they wanted me to train and supervise a new team. This was a sheet metal fabrication shop. I was still making mistakes on the sound dampening blades we were making. I wasn't taught how to read the plans, I would either not put enough blades in a box or the edges of the sheet metal weren't flush. I could have done it after 1 month of being there but not 1 week. I tried to talk to my supervisor about it but he told me I had to do it. I asked the big boss and told him my concerns about it and he said he'd talk to the guy above me. The next day I was told I had teach the new staff. So that was my last day. I didn't want to be responsible for a improperly made product or risk having new employees injuring themselves because of my lack of experience. The pressure to make them perfectly was awful (they wanted the rivets perfectly spaced apart, no scratches, everything perfect) I told them I could either make them perfectly or make them on time, it's my 1st week you get to pick one not both. I was also blamed for some insulation not being properly packed. I never packed insulation, and it was only the thin fabric that surrounds the insulation which had come undone on one of the corners. It was not my fault and I told them it could have ben avoided if I were properly trained to look for those things when assembling, and how could I train a team if I was improperly trained. The guy above me was pissed about it, but I don't want to responsible for an assembly line that can't make its products and where the staff are at a high risk level of injury because of my inexperience and ill training
Unfortunately, your experience is not unique to you. I currently work at a sheet metal fabrication shop but as an engineer. I make the drawings and write general work instructions. So I can teach people how to read a drawing, notes list, and bill of material. I learned these things in a high school drafting class - never was trained at my current job.
I've never been trained on how to operate a press brake, laser, punch, or drill press - I know how to use a drill press because I own one, everything else, nope. But I've asked at lest 1X a month about it for the last 3 years. Yet I'm expected to give detailed instructions on manufacturing processes. Every once in a while I'll get a new person asking me to train them on some machinery and I have to find someone else who has actual experience, sometimes they just quit because whoever has been there the longest is just a bad mentor and won't teach them or keeps sending them to me.
That story about the dog stealing mechanic is the funniest fucking thing ever.
Maybe they bonded...
Saw a new soldier drop out right before he went to processing. Guy had a mental breakdown before he could actually get anything done. We locked him up and took away his shoelaces and I never saw him again.
I was an assistant manager/hiring manager at a restaurant. Hired a guy for part time cook after a basic interview (we really just needed warm bodies and the guy didn't have meth acne). We filled out the employment paperwork and I told him we would get him in on the next schedule. Next day at open, got a call from his C.O. asking if he was employed there. I said yes. Never saw the dude come in. Just needed the paperwork to get through a loophole with his parole.
13:46 that's the stupidest reason to quit, like being told to take out the trash, lady... unless it smelled like something just died there and the copyrighter was making some outlandish suggestion out of panic, i see no viable reason to quit, newsflash... workplace bathrooms are not private... heck... some people where i work don't always close the door when they pee, deal with it... cause most workplace bathrooms are just as bad as nightclubs
Ever go to a job, find out it's actually a door to door commission job? Ya just walk away.
Worked at fedex had some people quit in under 10 minutes. Loading trailers isn't easy.
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Turtle who?? 🧐
@@w.readford995 you’ll see. You cannot escape him.
some years ago when things were pretty bad with me i applied for a job at a popular wholesale / retail outlet not too far from where i lived walked to work had my own lunch ( things were really bad ) and the lady in charge / owner idk was really shitty to her employees cussing them out asking them to do unreasonably dangerous shit on the job like climbing a really precarious 15 feet high stack of crates!! I was like hell no!! not even my mother speaks to me like that when she is super angry!! if that employer had tried that shit with me she would have received some really well chosen choice language from my extensive repertoire of obscenities!! when lunch time came around i told them was going to purchase a beverage to eat with my lunch never looked back!! fuck em!! I was desperate but not willing to be a goddamned exploited doormat!!
I work at Chick-Fil-A, and last September, we had a new person who actually went to my school. He worked until closing but I got off at 3, so I left only an hour after he got there. I came back after the weekend and found out he was fired on his first day for being rude to customers 🤣
10:50 no way that actually worked hats off to that genius.
Easy answer, when you hire someone but they don't show up for their first shift and don't respond to any phonecalls.
See, the only problem with your old job bumping your old pay is... Why werent they offering you that money/benefits before? Walk anyway, they will screw ya over in other ways too.
I had interviewed The lady never said what area she was in charge of. We talked about my work history and military. As for the interview the only thing we talked about was graveyard cashier... They hire me then tried to keep me titled as a cashier and had me work in the garden shop... Yeah they didn't care that I cannot be by those chemicals I didn't feel like having a asthma attack They complained but moved me to the front day shifts as for the title It stayed as "cashier" but they would pull me off the register to lift a entertainment center kit by myself the 2 boxes said TEAM LIFT so I asked who else is going to help lift... This pissed the CSM off she whined..... I lasted like 3 shifts.... They did not hire me to be a cashier, they wanted me titled as a cashier and have me lifting heavy shit, it was funny they wanted me to do other assignments NOPE
Preeeeeetty sure forcing someone with a medical condition to aggravate their medical condition through work environment is, uh... *illegal* in the U.S., so...
Can't mess up cleaning.....
I worked in a production plant for five years, but this incident happened after I (fortunately) left.
Someone sprayed cleaner into a hot machine - one that was designed to heat up adhesives. This cleaner was "special" cleaner for the COVID virus.
Yeah, not a good idea. The fumes from that cleaner sent five people to the hospital and shut the facility down for a day.
So yes, you can absolutely mess up cleaning.
Not on the first day... I stuck it out for 1 1/2 years as an apprentice at this terrible hotel. Originally I was hired to learn everything about a hotel, that means I was gonna go through Housekeeping, Service, Reception, Kitchen, Booking/Back Office and Event Service.
As of now, I haven't done anything else but clean rooms since the 'rona hit. I get it, we all need to take a hit, but my friends in other hotels go through department after department while I am doing NOTHING else than cleaning rooms. Not even the theory of other departments gets cut on for us. All the while we are harassed by one of the managers who expects us apprentices to clean the rooms perfectly like a professional maid does, picking on us if we don't get something clean enough. All while telling us 50% of our tasks, and getting mad at us if we don't do 100% of em.
I'm done. I'm so done with this hotel, this manager, the owners and everything else. I quit last Monday, and told them essentially to go screw themselves, and that I'll be continuing my apprenticeship somewhere else where I'm getting respected.
Currently I'm in the process of quickly trying to move out of the staff house and got a few offers as a roommate.
Never let a tweak work on your vehicle & that includes washing it...
I actually just quit a job today that was my first day, it was some in store sales position where you’d be that person that goes up to people while they’re shopping and pester them to get home improvement, it sounded like something I wouldn’t mind doing when they were talking about it but when actually doing it today and had to do it on my own I very quickly formulated my opinion and it was “I absolutely hate this” the job was something I could do but I just did not enjoy it at all, the shifts were more than 8 hours and I would just walk around the store the entire time asking everyone the same pitch over, and over, and over again. And I just felt like a pest to allot of people the person training me was cool and good at what he did but he was just so pushy towards people despite them not being the slightest bit interested. So when it came time for my shift to end I didn’t want to stick around some place I would hate being at and delay the inevitable that would’ve most likely just happened a couple weeks from now and just texted him after the shift and said, this isn’t for me thanks for the opportunity and blocked his number.
3rd shift Retail: clocked in with everyone followed us to team huddle. Manager tells us who is working in which department. Tells new guy he will work with team member (she was fantastic) after he completes his online paperwork/training. He does the online online stuff, goes and grabs a shopping cart, does some shopping and goes home. Next day he came in like nothing happened, works the entire shift, clocks out and never returns. No idea what the h*ll was up with that guy
I'll tell you what was up with that guy. He was a legend and a pimp
I applied for a job at KFC and let's just say when i arrived for my interview and looked over de kitchen counter. What i saw in the kitchen was a load of mess all over the floor the kitchen back, kitching wasn't organized so i went by instinct and failed my interview on purpose.
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Does the bigfoot with Internet access still post on these videos? 🤔
@@mattw8332 the bigfoot that plays sax?
ill say my story, i was the new hire at a ups warehouse. this was around August 2020, with some universities opensing and some going online. i was a week in the job and up until thrblast day ,i got emails from my uni its online but suddenly they decided to open. well funny enough its same day i got injured at ups (had a barrel of 30lbs fall on my shoulder, went numb for 30 mins, but to this day feels weird.and no i didnt collect works man comp as 1, didnt know it existed, and 2, i dont think i deserved gettin free money for my mistake) and thats how i resigned from ups after a week of working there unloading the semis from 2 am to 8 am
You're injured on the job of course you deserve workman's comp. Very admirable your stance and I hope your shoulder feels better very soon.. but if there's something at your job that you can take advantage of go and to take advantage of it
@@IamtheGL i learned that years later. As for my shoulder, each full rotation i fel it pop, kinda like going nearly out of socket but for everyday use its fine
I left after 2 days at best buy once...
We had person quit on first day before they started. They rang up and said their wife didn't want them working far from home. So they were quitting before even arriving for first day.
They could just do a no show that early on lol
Had a girl last less than a week at the marine conservatory. She went back to her server job because they “finally offered me full time hours.”The same job where she told me they were sexually harassing her at. Mind you, she never even properly quit, just never showed up again, and after basically a week after she was labeled as job abandonment (or whatever the term is), she texts me about why she went back. Ok girl, you do you. She was also married and had two kids, so how she can enjoy sexual harassment with that is beyond me.
Does the private I saw go AWOL RIGHT OFF THE BUS in Basic Training count? Line of privates goes to the right, he took off to the left.
I actually had a co worker get fired within the first hour of her shift. She called a black person the naughty word. My manager was black, needless to say she was fired on the spot. Bet it’ll look great when she goes to apply for other jobs and that employer calls my manager and tells them why she was fired 😂😂😂
Just quit a delivery job where the "big happy family" would constantly hit each other jokingly. Even the manager would smack someone behind the head.. hard.. like um. Ok. Also this big happy family didn't like to teach me anything but really encouraged me to try to driver their vehicles. But I had this deep gut feeling to get out and not return so I sent an email to HR saying I was sorry and I won't be coming in anymore.
Not a employer but an employee. My supervisor hired a new guy and he complained that i was doing stuff too fast for him so he quit. All we do is set up. We set up and we can just sit around for the rest of the day on our phones.
It wasnt me that was fast. A banquet server i worked with did just fine with me setting up. He was just lazy. I literally showed him step by step how to do everything. If i wasnt watching him he would just be on his phone
Stories in this Comments here looks like a father who go out to buy milk but never came back
Not my story. My brother was in a wonderful situation as the Owner Operator of a recreation department with a city, while the city owned and maintained the facility. The City and Brother suddenly were not on the same page with something. City wouldn't budge on his percentage of the profit. Brother filed his notice. Found another similar job across the state. Found an apartment in the town with the new job. Terminated his lease. Moved to the new town and had worked less than a month in the new job, when the City of his old job finally gave in and met his terms. Catch is: he signed a CONTRACT with the new job, and couldn't just leave. He roped our little sister into taking over his new apartment, and his New job, so he could go back to his old job. My sister almost committed suicide because of this new job, and our brother didn't care.
The only thing that gets me through each shift, is knowing any other person would walk out on it.
My first job out of high school I worked at a burrito place. We got a new girl who was training on making burritos. 15 mins later she leaves saying she can’t do this
That last guy was smart. That bridal store sounds toxic to me, and he was wise to look elsewhere.
Does it count if they never showed up for ther first day
To be fair to the almost grocery cashier turned museum employee, it sounds like the grocery store already forgot about her so did she really wanna work there?
(1/19/21) A couple weeks ago I was offered a job at Kroger and I had orientation and I had read through a book similar to the handbook but not the handbook.
I was going to bag groceries, do some cleaning and stocking, and push carts. I wasn't sure if I could do that(I would have to push like 10 at a time), and when it came to bagging that could be too stressful for me. (I am on the spectrum and I struggle with overwhelming situations.)
Because of that, I ended up quitting over the phone on a day I was supposed to come in and train.
I recently had a Salvation Army interview for cashiering(I figured that wouldn't be as stressful, plus I am trained in that), but apparently I need a driver's license(I failed the driving portion of Driver's Ed), so I am on hold, but I may have a back room position soon. :)
Cashiering get stressful, back room may be just what you need.
Try warehouse positions. Usually starting pay is pretty decent, you don't have to deal with many people, and are usually left to load/unload trailers by yourself, and are focused on one task all day
@@lordowl3533 Thanks, both of you. :)
@Somewhat Normal if one has autism or some other similar condition, they can literally have a breakdown in stressful situations and just freeze up, and the employers would probably give them a bad reference to their next job, thus causing a cycle of "sketchy work history" which is kind of hard to recover from.
I had a co-worker that said he quit a previous job on the spot because they only worked 30hr/week
@Somewhat Normal Not good enough for him. He wanted 40 minimum. He said he's got bills to pay
@Somewhat Normal It depends on what it is. If you're working at Sobie's then yea but if you're working in a warehouse it's pretty much expected that you'll be working 40+hr/week
I worked 18 year for a company, a new manager came in to finish off her pension 3 months and I'd met the female Hitler, I got the F out.
Yep. Got hired as a cabinet maker and there i was up on scaffolding the entire first week. Being paid 1/2 of what the Mexicans were making
Only one manager and one cashier on duty. Definitely Dollar General.
No offense to janitors. But why the hell do you need to fly in a janitor?
15 minutes. Left mid tour of a building where you can see the whole thing if you stand in the center. No idea why, never said a word other then her name.
Just had a guy quit last night after walking in looking around.
Has a new receptionist start at our company at nine. She left for lunch at 12 and never came back. Phoned the next day to say we made her too nervous.
She might have had to answer the phone every five to ten minutes.
The frank situation where was that. Lol I'll give more details
6:13 ...I mean, what are you supposed to do?
I'm going to get cigarettes 🤣🤣
What kind of job requieres you to bring tour own tools?
Really? You don't know?
Plumber
Electrician
Those guy who work with cement (sorry I'm not english- construction worker?)
Lots of shops require mechanics to bring their own tools?
@@batingbunnies some, yes... Maybe he's contracted to work on the machines, maintaining.
6:42 sounds like feredyn place was a cook house watched big mother fers come in and last 15 min to 2 hours and as a 100 lb guy I found it so dam funny that my ass could brake open molds for 10 hrs but they couldent I lasted 6 months befor I threw out my shoulder think in of going back
This is literally a copy of a video uploaded earlier today
Wheres the proof?
Alec nolastname have you seen these channels?
Same video, every channel essentially
Because these are the 'secret' to those 'get rich quick scams', just copy and paste material and cash in on the views lol
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The ads on these videos are getting insane
Scroll the video to the end and hit replay.
If that doesn't help, scroll the video past the ads (they are the yellow spots) and it should remove them. You'll get some ads at the end and beginning still, but that's way more manageable.
I'm just getting cigarettes .
1st. And the guy who was actually first fight me idc
Oof I hate the person who just avoided being fired because of useless fights. Also, Why the hell was the supervisor even fired? Wanted the new manager to fire him SO BADLY
Why? Middle management are always d&*ks, especially since that supervisor was a newbie. If anything, I'd have done the exact same thing in the same sitch.
I've had
Had a few guys get there, look at the job and and say nope! It is outside work though. In Ohio. All year around and in ALL conditions!! Except lightning!!
Way too manny ads
McDonald’s 48 hours
8 coMments o-0
25 0-o
Toxicity workers
10 owo
Kinda early