xubrew
04-15-2016, 09:00 AM
On one hand, I hate to see this because this guy had been there forever, he loved his job, and was good at his job. In fact, sometimes being passionate toward your job will make you much more likely to snap because if you didn't care then you wouldn't be frustrated. But, on the other hand, this is a fantastic way to quit your job!! And, he doesn't need the job. So, there's that!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BEM7tV0wRtP/
I've only quit one job, and it was because they would not work around my class schedule when I was a college student, so it wasn't like I wanted to quit. I've changed jobs, but I don't consider that to be the same thing. I do have stories of where I wanted to quit, but didn't go through with it. In fact when I was in grad school, I wanted to quit and I'm pretty sure my boss wanted me to quit, but I didn't and she didn't fire me. That was a missed opportunity. I don't have any epic stories.
I consider this to be an epic story!! This makes me want to ask, who out there as an epic story??
https://www.instagram.com/p/BEM7tV0wRtP/
I've only quit one job, and it was because they would not work around my class schedule when I was a college student, so it wasn't like I wanted to quit. I've changed jobs, but I don't consider that to be the same thing. I do have stories of where I wanted to quit, but didn't go through with it. In fact when I was in grad school, I wanted to quit and I'm pretty sure my boss wanted me to quit, but I didn't and she didn't fire me. That was a missed opportunity. I don't have any epic stories.
I consider this to be an epic story!! This makes me want to ask, who out there as an epic story??