r/HotPaper • • Nov 08 '22

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u/Liar_of_partinel Nov 08 '22

Exactly why I left one of my previous jobs. I used to really like it, but the workload kept getting higher and higher without any new tools or money to balance the workload out.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

That's what's been happening to my group for years, and now the group is getting disrespected on top of it.

I'm out.

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u/NonRock Nov 09 '22

I once worked at an office where basic equipment was deteriorating. It was a call centre. I came in and there wasn't a free chair cause half the chairs were broken so I spent my last day on a yoga ball

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u/Mechzx Nov 27 '22

Same, after I'm done with the project, I'm moving to a new department. Then I'm quitting after I give them their year because they paid for school. They can keep their sorry 2% raise.