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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:12 pm
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maenad nuri Speaking of work, I am weaning myself off of overtime....the pay is just so damn good, it's hard to stop, but I am literally making myself sick. I was miserable yesterday. But, work, please stop with the making me pissed off. No work meetings, no mentorship meetings, canceling anything, strongly worded "please do an hour of overtime so management can do performance reviews" emails, weeklong backlogs in operations and starting to get really incompetent coworkers -- all that, I can handle. But what is seriously pissing me off? Theres a long standing tradition of the Team Holiday Party. You get some paid time off the phones, the whole team goes to lunch and work pays for it. Because of how busy it is, they decided to cancel it. For every team. They vow to replace it. What did they replace it with? A catered bbq lunch that was mostly cold when I finally got to it, that was done during our lunch break. ...so no paid time off the phone, no extra time off the phone, and cold food. Real morale-booster, there. I'm good at my job, so I can work with the irate customers, Operations likes me so I can get the worst of the problems fixed, but come on, we need a little break here and there. Upper management thinks this went off without a hitch! They need to spend some time down here in the low-paid area.
I envy your overtime.. Some how the owner of my company can get away with not paying us overtime... Which was a huge bummer because I was working 70 hours a week during the summer.
In regards to the "repaying" situation, I had a friend of my mom's have that happen to her. (? did that make sense) The company had to cancel an annual thing for business sake and they ended up screwing the staff over with some lame excuse of an incentive. So I am sorry to here that it happened to you, too. sad
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:18 pm
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:47 pm
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 7:14 pm
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bones89 maenad nuri bones89 I envy your overtime.. Some how the owner of my company can get away with not paying us overtime... Which was a huge bummer because I was working 70 hours a week during the summer. It's helps to be at the corporate HQ for a fortune 20, that's not being horrifically effected by the recession. We're even hiring! Although mostly from within the other, more part-time, insurance call center. Alas, I am a lowly Movie Theater Manager of a 4 screen theater. This is also I a privately owned company. *sigh* I am going to clock out this week with 50+ hours and get paid my hourly... No time and a half for me *pout*
The plus side to my job: I have an hour of overtime each day this week. It's at time a half plus shift premium.
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 8:23 pm
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maenad nuri bones89 maenad nuri bones89 I envy your overtime.. Some how the owner of my company can get away with not paying us overtime... Which was a huge bummer because I was working 70 hours a week during the summer. It's helps to be at the corporate HQ for a fortune 20, that's not being horrifically effected by the recession. We're even hiring! Although mostly from within the other, more part-time, insurance call center. Alas, I am a lowly Movie Theater Manager of a 4 screen theater. This is also I a privately owned company. *sigh* I am going to clock out this week with 50+ hours and get paid my hourly... No time and a half for me *pout* The plus side to my job: I have an hour of overtime each day this week. It's at time a half plus shift premium. crying
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 10:35 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 7:04 am
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 9:43 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 9:53 pm
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Synnthetika Why do people who are interested in the "paranormal" so stupid? Just blatantly stupid? 2, count 'em, TWO people I have MET have had traumatizing events involving the death of a loved one. While I feel for them, I somehow don't think it's okay for one of them to tell me I am "Gabriel, the Angel of Death, sent from Innana to cleanse [him] for pissing her off and being a god on earth." Not to mention he was "POWER OVERWHELMING +20" with super badass powers that he convientently could never reveal because my "mind wasn't open." He was staring at the bushes saying that its soul was lit on fire and called me stupid for not being able to see the bush literally burst into flames. WTF? Then there's a guy on the paranormal forum who's situation is very, very similar. Is this like a normal occurrence that happens after death? Is it some kind of PTSD? I don't know if I should be more pissed off or more sympathetic. I'll continue to give the same advice once the "my loved one just died" remark comes out: you should seek some counseling to deal with these feelings. -_- Why?
I'm sorry, I feel for you. Most people have no filter of what is reasonable, and what should be looked at a little harder before believing.
Some kid claimed he was half neko-demon, then called me close-minded when I didn't believe him, told me his friends had died because they knew he was a half neko-demon, and then told me when his demon comes out he likes to beat people up and can't feel pain.
Then, after telling him his story didn't make sense and that it really looked like he was trying to cover an anger problem by saying it was supernatural, he told me he could prove it. So, I told him to.
He sends me a sentence of repeating pseudo-Japanese. I tell him that that's not proof, and he was going to have to come up with something better. He tells me to wait a while because it's hard to awaken someone over the internet.
Because obviously all awakened people believe crazy demon stories from teenagers over the internet.
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 10:36 pm
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AniMajor Synnthetika Why do people who are interested in the "paranormal" so stupid? Just blatantly stupid? 2, count 'em, TWO people I have MET have had traumatizing events involving the death of a loved one. While I feel for them, I somehow don't think it's okay for one of them to tell me I am "Gabriel, the Angel of Death, sent from Innana to cleanse [him] for pissing her off and being a god on earth." Not to mention he was "POWER OVERWHELMING +20" with super badass powers that he convientently could never reveal because my "mind wasn't open." He was staring at the bushes saying that its soul was lit on fire and called me stupid for not being able to see the bush literally burst into flames. WTF? Then there's a guy on the paranormal forum who's situation is very, very similar. Is this like a normal occurrence that happens after death? Is it some kind of PTSD? I don't know if I should be more pissed off or more sympathetic. I'll continue to give the same advice once the "my loved one just died" remark comes out: you should seek some counseling to deal with these feelings. -_- Why? I'm sorry, I feel for you. Most people have no filter of what is reasonable, and what should be looked at a little harder before believing. Some kid claimed he was half neko-demon, then called me close-minded when I didn't believe him, told me his friends had died because they knew he was a half neko-demon, and then told me when his demon comes out he likes to beat people up and can't feel pain. Then, after telling him his story didn't make sense and that it really looked like he was trying to cover an anger problem by saying it was supernatural, he told me he could prove it. So, I told him to. He sends me a sentence of repeating pseudo-Japanese. I tell him that that's not proof, and he was going to have to come up with something better. He tells me to wait a while because it's hard to awaken someone over the internet. Because obviously all awakened people believe crazy demon stories from teenagers over the internet.
Neko-demon...? What does the neko part mean?
I feel sorry people who use a fascination/obsession with the supernatural as a way to deal with their emotional issues. I mean, I have a mood disorder, but I'm in therapy, because I know I can get really loopy sometimes. I like to deal with my emotional problems so that they don't clash with other aspects of my life as much. Is that such a terrible concept?
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 7:01 am
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Synnthetika Neko-demon...? What does the neko part mean? Neko is cat.
Quote: I feel sorry people who use a fascination/obsession with the supernatural as a way to deal with their emotional issues. I mean, I have a mood disorder, but I'm in therapy, because I know I can get really loopy sometimes. I like to deal with my emotional problems so that they don't clash with other aspects of my life as much. Is that such a terrible concept? Therapy isn't glamorous and it doesn't feed people's need to feel unique.
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 2:27 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 7:01 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 7:26 pm
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 11:49 pm
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