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Originally Posted by danax6
Jazzie, I've been there, done that. Last October I was stuck at the most horrible job ever. I did do like you wanted and just told them to **** off and walked out. I lucked out in that I found a great job a few weeks after that, but that's usually not the case. So no matter how much you'd like to walk away now, think about the bills that will be piling up in no time.  I agree with Carrie, can't you take some time off and start looking for a new job without actually quitting the one you're at right now? |
thanks. I know. I have a standing policy that no one talks to me like I'm not a human and I can go in debt up to my ass before I allow someone to disrespect me. I work too hard and am too educated/experienced for that. but you're right. I need to really calm down and have a plan first.
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Originally Posted by carrie721
that may be the best choice - didn't you like it there? you said it was less money, but you had seniority and respect, right?
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right.
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Originally Posted by gldstwmn
I'm sorry.  I know how you feel. I lost a $5000 commission last week due to a fraudulent realtor. And all I can do is report his ass to the real estate commission.
You're such a creative person, I think it's really hard for people like that to do a 9-5 that doesn't really inspire them. I feel for you. I really do.  |
thanks. and you're right. I want to really enjoy what I do and I just don't anymore. especially not enough to endure bull****.
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Originally Posted by Rickypt
Jazmen, you would have liked the party. The percentage of hot guys was pretty sky high. Some attitude, but most people there to have a good time and lots of smiles. Most people gave the finger to the black tie dress code and wore dark suits like I did.
There were a handful of messes, like one guy who wore a tux with no shirt. Just the jacket and bow tie. Please.....
Martha Wash went through the motions. She opened by screaming "Everybody Dance Now" over and over for about 10 minutes. Then she sang "Everybody Everybody" and closed by talking her way through "It's Raining Men". She can't really hit notes anymore, so he has the audiences sing the hard parts.  |
sweet. that would've been fun!
sad that Ms. Wash is a no note hitter. that really upsets me. she has/had a voice like no other.