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Oct
04
Filed Under (Other - Careers Employment) by Corey
cucumberstwo asked:
I’ve been out of work for at least 7 months. I just got this job in a warehouse. I think it really *****. But I guess what I’m getting at is does it **** because I’m use to not working or does it **** because
A. It only starts you off at 8.75 per hr and in 90 days you get a raise. But even if its a dollar is it still worth it
B. I have to wake up 3:30 in the morning to get there at five
C. I’m the only one there that speaks english
D. Its 18 miles from my house and with gas prices thats kind of costley
E. Its hot and dusty
I’ve been out of work for at least 7 months. I just got this job in a warehouse. I think it really *****. But I guess what I’m getting at is does it **** because I’m use to not working or does it **** because
A. It only starts you off at 8.75 per hr and in 90 days you get a raise. But even if its a dollar is it still worth it
B. I have to wake up 3:30 in the morning to get there at five
C. I’m the only one there that speaks english
D. Its 18 miles from my house and with gas prices thats kind of costley
E. Its hot and dusty
Comments
Man of Stone on 6 October, 2008 at 9:31 am #
If you can afford the gas, I would keep the job and try to get hired. After that, keep the job a year and try to get a raise or promotion. If that doesn’t work, look for another job. The reason for this is that if you start looking now, your job history will not look good. But if you stick it out a year or more and try to make it work, you may get a better job there or at least a work history that you can be proud of.
Josie826 on 7 October, 2008 at 5:22 am #
Its a job for now and its paying the bills. What I would do is keep working at this job and keep looking for one that has a bit better working conditions and is closer to home.
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