I hate my ****ing job.

[QUOTE="trubluah"]

[QUOTE="garland51"]

Maybe you are being treated like a baby, because maybe you are being a baby.

They will eithertreat me with respect like I treatthem with respect, or ****ing else they're going to hear it from me.

Redgarl

This is where you need to draw the line between work ethics and your ego. Yes, people do deserve to be treated with respect, however if there's an issue...there's more professional ways to approach a problem then to "let them hear it".

I've been in your situation many times, but even though most of the co-workers treated me down there, and they thought they were up there, I still got my job done and I received way more recognition from my managers where they were more leniant to favors you may need. Where I currently worked, I was about to get laid off for personal things (plus I had a medical condition), however now I stepped up my professionalism, I drew the line between work and ego, and now my manager praises me with raises and is more leniant to my last minute needs.

From what I'm reading, it seems you have a lot of learning to do.

Iv'e spent many days looking in every shop, restaurant and other establishment in the attempt of finding a job and to no avail. Be greatful you have a jobferron321

[QUOTE="entropyecho"]

[QUOTE="gameguy6700"]

Psh, you complained about six hours of work and no break? In my lab I have to work 5-7 hours a day on average, no pay, and I get no break (there's no time for one). That's on top of being a full time student majoring in neuroscience. The consequence of all that is that I eat "breakfast" at 7 pm on most days, have "lunch" at 1-2 am, and skip "dinner".

Anyway, my worst job was probably last semester when I started working in my lab under a different posistion. All I did was watch videos of rats for hours on end and record whether or not they were doing a specific action in a particular five second interval of the video. The sheer motonony and boredom was enough to drive a person insane (indeed, I found a pencil one time belonging to another student who had the same job which had been chewed up so badly it looked like it had gone through a wood chipper and had several staples stuck in it as well). However, the job paid $7.50 an hour which considering what I was doing was a pretty damn good wage.

gameguy6700

Grad student? I am lucky if I get 40 hour weeks...

Nope, 3rd year undergrad. Actually more like 2nd year since I chose my major late and am now on the 5 year track as a result. It's funny, when I started this research my mentor asked me to make up a schedule for myself that had me coming in 10 hours a week, as if that was all that was needed. That was a sick, sick joke on her part (not that I didn't see that coming from a mile away though). On the bright side I've been told I stand a good chance of getting a publication once this is over though I can't tell if my mentor is being serious or just whispering sweet nothings into my ear...

Luckily the long hours end next week since the experiment is almost finished. After that I just have to crunch all the data, get a couple presentations thrown together, and maybe start working on a paper. Also, I need to figure out what I'm going to do next. I have a few ideas but they all just reuse the same experimental methodology that I've already done and I'd rather do something new so I can gain more varied experience. Plus the experiment I've been running is REALLY involved and I'd really prefer to not do it again for awhile.

[QUOTE="trubluah"][QUOTE="StrawberryHill"]

I wouldn't worry about your job at Pizza Hut. Fast food jobs are ****...they are also disposable. Like previously stated, start looking for a job elsewhere if you hate it. Customer service jobs are a dime a dozen.

StrawberryHill

Yeah, that could be true. I just know that in years past, the food service industry has always had a high turn over rate, thus a lot of open positions. It could be different now.

[QUOTE="ferron321"]Iv'e spent many days looking in every shop, restaurant and other establishment in the attempt of finding a job and to no avail. Be greatful you have a jobMorning_Revival

I know a PS3 cost a lot... but >:P

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"][QUOTE="ferron321"]Iv'e spent many days looking in every shop, restaurant and other establishment in the attempt of finding a job and to no avail. Be greatful you have a jobRedgarl

I know a PS3 cost a lot... but >:P

[QUOTE="gameguy6700"]

[QUOTE="entropyecho"]

Grad student? I am lucky if I get 40 hour weeks...

Redgarl

Nope, 3rd year undergrad. Actually more like 2nd year since I chose my major late and am now on the 5 year track as a result. It's funny, when I started this research my mentor asked me to make up a schedule for myself that had me coming in 10 hours a week, as if that was all that was needed. That was a sick, sick joke on her part (not that I didn't see that coming from a mile away though). On the bright side I've been told I stand a good chance of getting a publication once this is over though I can't tell if my mentor is being serious or just whispering sweet nothings into my ear...

Luckily the long hours end next week since the experiment is almost finished. After that I just have to crunch all the data, get a couple presentations thrown together, and maybe start working on a paper. Also, I need to figure out what I'm going to do next. I have a few ideas but they all just reuse the same experimental methodology that I've already done and I'd rather do something new so I can gain more varied experience. Plus the experiment I've been running is REALLY involved and I'd really prefer to not do it again for awhile.

Useless major? Neuroscience is one of the most popular majors at my university because it's pretty much the ideal major for preparing for med school. If med school isn't your cup of tea then the major is also great preparation for a grad program in psychology, neuroscience (obviously), biology, anthropology, and if you wing it you could also probably get in a decent amount of chemistry preparation in there as well.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="gameguy6700"]

Nope, 3rd year undergrad. Actually more like 2nd year since I chose my major late and am now on the 5 year track as a result. It's funny, when I started this research my mentor asked me to make up a schedule for myself that had me coming in 10 hours a week, as if that was all that was needed. That was a sick, sick joke on her part (not that I didn't see that coming from a mile away though). On the bright side I've been told I stand a good chance of getting a publication once this is over though I can't tell if my mentor is being serious or just whispering sweet nothings into my ear...

Luckily the long hours end next week since the experiment is almost finished. After that I just have to crunch all the data, get a couple presentations thrown together, and maybe start working on a paper. Also, I need to figure out what I'm going to do next. I have a few ideas but they all just reuse the same experimental methodology that I've already done and I'd rather do something new so I can gain more varied experience. Plus the experiment I've been running is REALLY involved and I'd really prefer to not do it again for awhile.

gameguy6700

Useless major? Neuroscience is one of the most popular majors at my university because it's pretty much the ideal major for preparing for med school. If med school isn't your cup of tea then the major is also great preparation for a grad program in psychology, neuroscience (obviously), and biology.

Well, I am finishing my Bachelor in engineering which is easily the second hardest degree to get as 1st cycle degree in university. So I pass through what you are telling me... 5 years ago.

i was a shift manager at a papa johns for a while. id say grow a pair, and really? demanding respect NEVER works. ever. respect is earned. i hope that kid laughed in your face.

i was a shift manager at a papa johns for a while. id say grow a pair, and really? demanding respect NEVER works. ever. respect is earned. i hope that kid laughed in your face.

blackacidevil96

[QUOTE="blackacidevil96"]

i was a shift manager at a papa johns for a while. id say grow a pair, and really? demanding respect NEVER works. ever. respect is earned. i hope that kid laughed in your face.

Redgarl

even if you hate your job. and the job in actuallity sucks. there is never a reason to do poorly at the job. or act like a child. and as i said. respect is always earned. eitherway....i hear porstitutes make good biz. certainly gotta be better than working pizza.

Oh okay then... Why not just quit?

If a guy had to tell you to shush, and your boss then agreed that you were being too loud - regardless of whether he was condescending or patronising in telling you to shush - does that not tell you that you were being too loud and need to quiet down?Ninja-Hippo

I was conversating with someone else beside me, & he was right there & he rudely interrupted me.

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]If a guy had to tell you to shush, and your boss then agreed that you were being too loud - regardless of whether he was condescending or patronising in telling you to shush - does that not tell you that you were being too loud and need to quiet down?garland51

I was conversating with someone elsebeside me, & he was right there & herudely interrupted me.

I hope that kid laughed in your face.

What a ignorant comment.I hope he laughs at you.

ahahahahahaha as if it would phase me. how old are you btw? i think someone here needs a reality check (its not me).

I hope that kid laughed in your face.

blackacidevil96

Shut up with your ignorant comments. I hope nothing bad happens to you in the future.

[QUOTE="garland51"]

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]If a guy had to tell you to shush, and your boss then agreed that you were being too loud - regardless of whether he was condescending or patronising in telling you to shush - does that not tell you that you were being too loud and need to quiet down?blackacidevil96

I was conversating with someone elsebeside me, & he was right there & herudely interrupted me.

I hope that kid laughed in your face.

What a ignorant comment.I hope he laughs at you.

ahahahahahaha as if it would phase me. how old are you btw? i think someone here needs a reality check (its not me).

You're not worth responding to. Goodbye.

I was conversating with someone else beside me, & he was right there & he rudely interrupted me.garland51

[QUOTE="garland51"]I was conversating with someone else beside me, & he was right there & he rudely interrupted me.scorch-62

No, it was nothing inappropriate.

[QUOTE="blackacidevil96"]

[QUOTE="garland51"]

I was conversating with someone elsebeside me, & he was right there & herudely interrupted me.

I hope that kid laughed in your face.

What a ignorant comment.I hope he laughs at you.

garland51

ahahahahahaha as if it would phase me. how old are you btw? i think someone here needs a reality check (its not me).

You're not worth responding to. Goodbye.

but.....you responded.....ironic huh?

At least you have a job.

Challenge that kid to a pokemon duel. Lay it all on the line.AAllxxjjnn

LMAO...funny

It's easier to just work as a hobo.