Why does TV always portray bossman as angry greedy and dehumanizing employees? I was neet for 5 years because I was scared of getting a job, but I just got one two months ago doing shipping. The owner would even come out back to help me. Today they made a cash sale and he gave everyone 100$. Then he called me into his office and promoted me to work in the office doing sales myself! My salary almost doubled and the work is much slower paced! I can use the bathroom as much as I want, just make sure to clean up after yourself. One day the roads were bad and being a former neet I'm bad at driving, so the owner picked me up from my house and dropped me back home after!
Why don't wageslaves just quit amazon and work for a small 20million a year gross business with 12 employees? I make well above the average income for my job title(s) in my area, and it's salary so we can go home early if we finish all our work for the day.
We need more TV shows depeicting generous small-medium business owners who love their employees.
Mostly dummies don't want to move to anywhere that doesn't have wholefoods
Cooper Powell
imagin working for a jew who intentionally trys to hurt you at your workplace, just becuase you need tot ake a shit
Ian Turner
The key is to get to know the real Bossman. The Owners love employees because they make them their money. It's Middle managers who hate you because you aren't making them money and they aren't successful themselves. If company is too big, too hard for employee to talk to real bossman.
Daniel Jackson
>neet I'm a neet right now. Employment is near impossible for an entry level in my small town. I'm starting vocational training soon so hopefully that get's me a job, bros. Feelsmad. I'm happy work is good for you, OP.
