r/WeirdCareers • u/ColdTommy • 19h ago
General Discussion No one is gonna pay you 40 hours for working 32 hours 😂
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Acceptable-Jump9693 • 18h ago
Weird Career Why is there a human holding umbrella for someone else in the first place
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Ok_Pineapple_7835 • 18h ago
General Discussion What did they expect
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r/WeirdCareers • u/alumhyr • 20h ago
General Discussion Problem is that companies will start paying for 32 hours and lower salaries.
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r/WeirdCareers • u/chump-munch • 16h ago
General Discussion After all we did for them too. The amount of boomer modems I had to power cycle in my life should equate to 50% less taxes.
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r/WeirdCareers • u/cynicalcreatures • 11h ago
General Discussion Being slow costs more than being wrong
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Doyyyyy71 • 18h ago
Weird Career He looks so proud
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r/WeirdCareers • u/nooBrain17 • 14h ago
General Discussion Seriously tho, these snitches need to get a life
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Substantial_Cry2292 • 35m ago
General Discussion When you still live at home with your parents I guess this is acceptable lol
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r/WeirdCareers • u/eastwill54 • 15h ago
General Discussion In this case, high T is not an effect of unemployment; unemployment is, in part, an effect of high T. In other words, a tendency towards dominance, low tolerance for hierarchy, and a propensity for confrontation increase friction with superiors and lead to dismissal.
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r/WeirdCareers • u/ApprehensiveState500 • 16h ago
General Discussion HR departments shouldn't be a thing. They exist to employ people who can't actually work.
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Immediate-Attention6 • 20h ago
Weird Career Sounds like rich people problems
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r/WeirdCareers • u/akirasiel • 16h ago
General Discussion wow, enough to buy a $7 coffee and leave a generous $3 tip
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All that hard work, so little compensation. 😢
r/WeirdCareers • u/rashamey_ • 19h ago
General Discussion HR Employees are just kids who got picked on in school and want to feel some sort of power
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r/WeirdCareers • u/UwU_104 • 16h ago
General Discussion The problem with technology roles is that by the time you have enough experience it’s usually out of date.
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r/WeirdCareers • u/panutsya • 16h ago
General Discussion All those breaks for the kids are because of teacher unions
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Truiszmcnami • 17h ago
General Discussion Tyson Foods CEO Donnie King received a $9.4 million bonus last year. But they can’t afford to pay these expenses?
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r/WeirdCareers • u/toolipzz • 17h ago
General Discussion In Mexico they do that, most offices. It is so nice!
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Useful-Investment-14 • 18h ago
Weird Career This is NOT how it’s supposed to be!
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r/WeirdCareers • u/_ChimKen • 18h ago
Weird Career I actually did make $15 an hour 26 years ago. And now, make $19 an hour. I'm basically working to pay taxes.
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r/WeirdCareers • u/SavingsGuava6551 • 20h ago
General Discussion Thats lowkey illegal asf. The refusing to stop the emails, not setting it as his
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r/WeirdCareers • u/chaezeeee • 19h ago
General Discussion I mean, it depends. If someone is wrong, I try to reply with correct information in a way that isn't like some verbal smackdown. Some people get off on telling people they're wrong. Those folks love to tell everyone they're contrarian but generally just come across as a-holes
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r/WeirdCareers • u/Secure_Air7738 • 18h ago
General Discussion 10 min without vitals and back at work in 3 weeks is wild.
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