My boss is pretty Anal about working your complete shift, this is only the third time I have left early. Makes me laugh though that at this point she would make it a point to holler at me this late in the game for an hour earlyi never have issues with leaving early. all my boss really cares about is that i'm on top of my projects.
Nice . Morning , I get the keys to my new place today . Safe to say I'm pretty excited to get out of the ghetto . Have a good one RM !Got in trouble for leaving early yesterday, My response was classic, "what is going to happen, am I going to get fired?"
Laughter ensued... I went back to work, boss walked off in shame.
yea i'm salary. what's a "shift"?My boss is pretty Anal about working your complete shift, this is only the third time I have left early. Makes me laugh though that at this point she would make it a point to holler at me this late in the game for an hour early
Something that prevents "casual overtime" "when necessary".yea i'm salary. what's a "shift"?
Something that prevents "casual overtime" "when necessary".
Oooh, nice riding, nice trails!Lunch ride, b1tches! Anyone wanna go? Gonna hit up some of the local classics:
This is a good point. Live by the sword... die by the sword.Something that prevents "casual overtime" "when necessary".
WTF! System didn't even tell me... f**king computers.SS: clean out your box, NOOB!
Full disclosure - not me... nor is it my video. But I'm gonna ride the $HIT out of that trail...Oooh, nice riding, nice trails!
But should be a good day to haul ass in the boat on Saturday. See how many folks I can piss off.
I am a Manager at a Ford dealership, and start training my new replacement tomorrow morning, I have a week to do so.Sounds like you are a government employee. Or in a bank.
Salary is a bitch... Mine was based of 45 hour work week, and I regularly put in 50 to 55 every week. Still it was not a bad salary, I am just done with automotive BSyea i'm salary. what's a "shift"?
all depends on your work environment and how much you let them make you their b*tch. and how much you can accomplish in a given day.I am a Manager at a Ford dealership, and start training my new replacement tomorrow morning, I have a week to do so.
Next Friday is my last day here, THEN Tuesday I am a government employee!!!
Salary is a bitch... Mine was based of 45 hour work week, and I regularly put in 50 to 55 every week. Still it was not a bad salary, I am just done with automotive BS
all depends on your work environment and how much you let them make you their b*tch. and how much you can accomplish in a given day.
i rarely stay past 8 hours. 7:15 - 3:45 are my normal hours, give or take.
Are you still going to be in Bozeman?Well for me I am dedicated enough of an employee, that I do what is needed of me, the fact that the position I am in now I am getting paid more than anyone else that has held this position by a solid 25% tells me a lot. That and when I do ask for time off I get it, cause without me they have a cluster eff on their hands.
It is definitely a delicate balance of being taken advantage of, I do feel that at this point I am ahead of the curve, I only work the extra hours because of pride I have with the turn around I have made in this department. In the last eight and a half months I have been given seven raises... So that is always a good thing.
Also everyone here in the dealership is surprised I am still working here, straight from the hr desk most people that give a two weeks notice get enough time to finish the existing pay period and are handed their last checks, while me I am being asked to keep helping past my two weeks and then some.
I am not trying to pat myself on the back, but what I do is not easy and has taken many years of training and practice to get to were I am. It does however feel funny that I am in fact leaving all this behind.. Kinds cool at the same time
If it was totally about money for me, I would have stayed in California, seeing the offer was for 152K a year and move to GM... But leaving and moving to here had so much more for life. Glad I am one that knows that life is about more than just money
. Do want. Wish I wasn't so far away. I haven't ridden Dakota Ridge yet.Full disclosure - not me... nor is it my video. But I'm gonna ride the $HIT out of that trail...
When I was young and driven, I chased the money. After the .com bubble, it became more about doing what I enjoy. I am damn good at what I do and not everyone can do it. I have moved around (job wise) way too much over my career and so I am trying to stick it out here for stability sake. It's tough because I don't feel like I get to do what I am really good at here. But the plus side is I have a lot of free time and I try to use that to keep up with what is going on outside of here. This place is very different, Office Space to the letter and even the employees dress straight out of the 90's. Its scary.Glad I am one that knows that life is about more than just money
This is a good point. Live by the sword... die by the sword.
Glad I am one that knows that life is about more than just money
Yup, Will be Detention Officer here at the Bozeman jailAre you still going to be in Bozeman?
Yeah as of the current moment, I have to complete two full days for anything above base salary, I usually hit that though every other week... But on the bright side I also get profit bonus, which over the last three months has been substantial.
Two miserable runs in a row. Barely knocked out a 5k on wednesday, which is half my normal afternoon run, and pulled up a mile short on my planned 12 miler this morning. Not sure what's going on but motivation and energy has been a real issue the last couple times out.
10 hours is 10 hours! I'm glad I'm hourly. I work OT when it's convenient for me, and no other time. Most weeks the airline is lucky to get 40 hours out of me and pretty much no one cares if I leave early. The always on-call, middle management, salary crap is for the birds.
WTF, bro'?!?. Do want. Wish I wasn't so far away. I haven't ridden Dakota Ridge yet.
it's not about being dedicated, but about not allowing yourself to be taken advantage of. the whole mentality is a very US thing. i work a fair amount with our european group, and they've actually commented that i'm the only US employee they've encountered in the company that takes two week vacations.Well for me I am dedicated enough of an employee, that I do what is needed of me, the fact that the position I am in now I am getting paid more than anyone else that has held this position by a solid 25% tells me a lot. That and when I do ask for time off I get it, cause without me they have a cluster eff on their hands.
It is definitely a delicate balance of being taken advantage of, I do feel that at this point I am ahead of the curve, I only work the extra hours because of pride I have with the turn around I have made in this department. In the last eight and a half months I have been given seven raises... So that is always a good thing.
Also everyone here in the dealership is surprised I am still working here, straight from the hr desk most people that give a two weeks notice get enough time to finish the existing pay period and are handed their last checks, while me I am being asked to keep helping past my two weeks and then some.
I am not trying to pat myself on the back, but what I do is not easy and has taken many years of training and practice to get to were I am. It does however feel funny that I am in fact leaving all this behind.. Kinds cool at the same time
If it was totally about money for me, I would have stayed in California, seeing the offer was for 152K a year and move to GM... But leaving and moving to here had so much more for life. Glad I am one that knows that life is about more than just money
i'm pretty sure i've hiked that trail when i was dog sitting....Lunch ride, b1tches! Anyone wanna go? Gonna hit up some of the local classics: