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Topic	Oh man, I'm dreading making that phone call to quit
mooreandrew58 09/14/18 6:30:59 AM #29:	Dynalo posted... InfestedAdam posted... The few friends who started public and switch over to private did it because I think the work was getting boring for them. I guess that is a downside to the public sector. For the most part, there are less challenges and it can get boring. The amount of coffee breaks people took when I worked there was incredible. 8h shift, 30 minutes for lunch, and probably close to 90 minutes of coffee breaks. sounds like when I worked construction, only the amount and length of the breaks was up to the boss. he stopped working so often I eventually told him everytime he quit working i was going to quit working. he'd sometimes bitch but I never got in trouble for it. part of the reason I said that, is I was a newbie to the job field and had zero confidence doing shit on my own without him supervising it. except easy shit like just moving material from point a to b. we worked roughly 14 hours a day, but i'm betting only about 10 of that we actually worked. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:908728408] in Oh man, I'... [t:76998532]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dynalo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>InfestedAdam posted...</cite> <quote>The few friends who started public and switch over to private did it because I think the work was getting boring for them.</quote> I guess that is a downside to the public sector. For the most part, there are less challenges and it can get boring. The amount of coffee breaks people took when I worked there was incredible. 8h shift, 30 minutes for lunch, and probably close to 90 minutes of coffee breaks.</quote> sounds like when I worked construction, only the amount and length of the breaks was up to the boss. he stopped working so often I eventually told him everytime he quit working i was going to quit working. he'd sometimes bitch but I never got in trouble for it. part of the reason I said that, is I was a newbie to the job field and had zero confidence doing shit on my own without him supervising it. except easy shit like just moving material from point a to b. we worked roughly 14 hours a day, but i'm betting only about 10 of that we actually worked. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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