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» Am I being a poooci Millenial at work or is this not normal from employer
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post 1665557663 08-04-2022, 04:53 PM
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Worked in a place once where the up-skilling/training was constant.
I lasted 5 years.

Had enough after that. Left without giving them notice.

It's not a long term career option.

I was pretty good at it too, I just realised it wasn't worth what I was putting in.
"Australia is a bi country" - Samuel Whitcombe Hyde
post 1665558883 08-04-2022, 05:20 PM
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Yes, you are being a pussy

You’re a completely useless human being to them at the moment, until you’re not

Shut up and do what you’re told
post 1665559363 08-04-2022, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted By PShift5
I’d rather drink contaminated water and get yelled at by a drill Sargent at camp Lejune for **** payTHENcontinue to read this goddam textbook
So it looks like you want to get treated like chit and only THEN continue reading the textbook, sounds like you have quite the dilemma to me.
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