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When I worked at a casino, a cook passed out, and they had to call an ambulance. The manager fired the cook as he was being loaded into the ambulance. They had to rehire him later, lol.
Nice username
@Stuffie thanks. Your profile pic is adorable.
I'm pretty sure that's illegal, or at least grounds for a hefty suit, that's wrongful termination, and he would have an open and shut case because he has two perfect witnesses in the paramedics
@NTF Operative oh it was very illegal. However, he didn't go for the lawsuit because he had a pill addiction. Probably weed as well. I worked with him for a few months when he got hired back. Then, I had a severe mental breakdown and quit. That place was horrible to work at. I see him around town sometimes.
"The labor bord and my lawyer will be in touch"
“We can replace you.” Almost word for word what one manager told us in a meeting. I believe his exact words were, “I can hire anyone off the street to do your jobs.” Which, yeah, we’re not something that needed formal training like welding or being a doctor, but not the motivator he thought it was. The issue? One person was accidentally putting in something wrong. It didn’t effect anything but the system and was easily fixed. But nope. Our managers picked calling 20-30 people worthless instead
I would have walked out then and there, put that to the test
@@ntfoperative9432 Yep. That's the perfect opportunity to say "good. Do so then, Best of luck finding someone willing to work for wages that were too low 5 years ago when I started."
Our supervisor does the exact same shit, never had a job with a higher quit rate, and that's just the beginning
So "we can replace you" wasn't almost word for word what he said
I used to work at Denny's, never missed a day. One day I was full on projectile vomiting and tried to call in. They said *I* needed to find my replacement, couldn't get anyone, made me come in. I didn't have a car so I took the bus (This was back in the early 00's and I even masked then when I was sick). I started at Midnight and last bus route was at 10:30, got there an hour early. Spent 45 minutes projectile vomiting in the parking lot since I was asked to go outside due to the noise I was making when I was throwing up in the bathroom. Had numerous people walk past me while I *WAS IN FULL UNIFORM* vomiting uncontrollably. Manager came out and said I could go home for the night, no need to a replacement. Now I had to spend money on a cab back. Assholes.
Damn, you should have painted the entire interior including the kitchen in projectile vomit, then quit
You dont need to find someone to cover your shift - that's management's problem. They need to plan for such contingencies
@@SunriseCavalier I agree, but they made me come in, and they got someone in full uniform, with Denny's imprinted across their back, projectile vomiting in front of the doors, hope that advertisement for them was worth it.
You know what would be great to incentivize cashiers (other than pay them a living wage) ? GIVE THEM CHAIRS. Only in North America are they not allowed to sit.
I worked as a cashier for my first job and i actually got yelled at for sitting down. Nobody around, stire was deader than dead because it was almost closing time. It really does suck.
@@AngelTheProxy13 at one of the places I worked, they didn't even want my pregnant co-workers to sit
i remember aldi had chairs for their cashiers here in illinois- but that was 15 years ago...
@@moon-moth1 Right?
Cashiers in North America are not given chairs to sit ?
You have to be kidding me.
I knew a guy who had a brain tumor removed, and he made it to his shift that same day. He did NOT want to be at work that day. He was “required” to show up.
But he’s doing better now, and has a job that helped him through his recovery and he’s very happy ❤️
He straight up should have just not shown up. Fuck them, he needs to rest
Hated being in an office, hated being forced to be social, hated the gossip and "team dynamic", hated being threatened that I'd lose my job if I pushed back. Really effing glad I found a new WFH job.
I love that I'm stuck in a job I despise and yet the alternative is quitting and going through stuff like what's featured in this subreddit... I swear, busting out the tablet and opening a patreon seems easier.
That sucks I hope everything goes well for you 👍
To be honest it depends on luck, you probably will go through this, but maybe you wouldn't, even if the chances are low. Though, I understand that your position is not one where you can risk things like this
So THIS is the preg latios Jack was talking about in that one video
@@DanDoesStuffs get the Pokemon right at least. Latios is blue. That's a Latias.
Time to sell those feet pics
27:00
Honestly a company should hire this guy specifically to work for their competitors and curse their company into oblivion. Dear god that is some legendarily awful luck
@Niqesaty All of them went bankrupt. And the head of Theranos is due to go to prison at some point due to engaging in fraudulent business practices.
Last time I left work for more than 2 weeks, it was only a few days before my coworkers were sending me texts and emails with attached photos and videos asking me what they should do to handle the situation. A lot of things were kept in locked enclosures until I returned.
I should've asked for a raise or I'd extend my leave.
Also, if anyone under me comes in sick, I will pay them to go home. I don't want them breathing on everyone and having half the staff calling in sick the next week. Basic human empathy aside, it's a horrible idea to let your staff come in sick.
I like you, you are a good employer ngl. And also seem to run the company alone
whats your work called? cause im coming to work for you and that is a threat
Wish my supervisor was like that, he basically told me(while I was sick as a dog) that I had to work at least the full 8 hours(we were working 12 hour shifts) when I went the doctor the next day they told me I had the flu, so I worked 8 hours around my coworkers with no face mask, touching over hundreds of parts with only tattered and ripped gloves between them with the flu
"I don't have any experience"
"Then you'll learn some here"
_And then you wake up_
Funny you should say that.... I had the same dream, word for word, just yesterday.
Thank fuck I got a job like that- they sound rare as hen's teeth.
The best thing you can do to combat that is just say you're eager to learn. And even then it probably won't work.
Jack, I think the point of the black lady post was to say that the neice was in an interview and undersold herself. One of the people on the panel RUNNING the interview "accidentally" disconnected the call (for herself or everyone, idk). That lady then coached her on how much she *_should_* be asking for without the others knowing.
Yeah, I feel like this was more about how companies will prey upon young but skilled applicants by letting them undersell themselves either through their own inexperience, imposter syndrome, or hoping they give in to a lower salary to make them seem more attractive as a candidate
10:30 - The answer is:
Cabbage, Goose, Bread, Horse, Tire and Buck. They are all nouns.
Now if you see this question on some employment exam, you can complete the assignment faster and use that extra time to defecate on the hood of your boss's car.
But they are ALL nouns. I think I solved it though...
Cabbage, green, asset, tender, buck, bread.
They're all related to or euphemisms of money.
lol i thought it was cabbage, goose, freedom, green, and asset bc they all have double letters and the company just failed to put in a 6th that was correct
If you actually look at the profile bit of the guy saying "let's glorify taking time off" at about the 11-minute mark, and compare it to the profile bit of the guy complaining at him, "glorify time off" guy *built a company* while "complain about time off" guy shows himself to be completely unfit for the job he claims to have (licensed professional mental health counselor) by saying that employees who take care of their own mental and physical health instead of sacrificing them for their employer don't deserve to be promoted or have jobs.
I feel bad for anyone who has him as their counselor
That boss getting mad about the guy who's sick, I would have legit ate a bunch of stuff that'd make me puke, including drinking a bunch of milk for milk farts, and go in and puke all over his desk
As a Gen-X, I agree with "glorifying taking time off." "Rise and Grind" is bullshit.
That donation email at 1:03 stumped me. I actually work for a non profit organization and if we ever tried something even remotely similar, we would loose all of our work opportunity and our funding right afterwards
I'm pretty sure the company itself isn't a non-profit. The recruiter's just trying to write other peoples' charity off of his taxes.
@@PieaterProducts ohh then I've misinterpreted that, thx for clarifying!
I'm pretty sure something like that is illegal, given it's literally extortion.
@@alchemysaga3745 bribe of sorts, yeah, but if you know m irl- you'll save a whopping $2!
@@NewPaulActs17 Ngl I'd gladly pay 2 dollars to not know these kinda people lol
5:52
Also the fact that diamonds are often made through horrific unethical mining prices and are artificially inflated in price. One good thing however is knowing that, since everyone is sick of this shit, maybe some of them may get the message…
Most likely will not, and then wonder why underpaying exploited people does bring in a flood of recruits other than those who will take the path of least resistance to survive.
Hell, I don't even like diamonds, too bland. My favorite are sapphires, I love their vibrant blue
this really helps show why i've been unemployed and seeking work for nearly 3 years now. it's depressing that you have to spend so much effort and time just to get something to make you more depressed or miserable.
Almost like it's not even worth it? Hmm?
@@evilds3261 yeah basically but sadly it's also necessary. since ya know. humans invented money and now we can't live without it
curse whoever invented money. bartering and trading services was a fine system -_-
And you still get people harrassing you everyday about not having a job because they believe it's just like 20-30 years ago "the employers are screaming for employees, how do you not have a job?" I'm still looking for my first job 5 years after finishing school.
@@randomperson5579 Exactly this! I live with my partner and their parents and man do i feel like a useless blob not having a job. But I've been trying for years and there's just no jobs here in this tiny town, or they never respond to applications. What makes me feel even worse is my partner just got a job at McDonalds. Which makes me the only person without one in the house again.
Once, I got a job at Subway. They put me through 2 days of training, in which they basically threw me in during lunch rush. It was awful. After this, they kept telling me someone would send me a schedule, no matter how many times I asked them, I got the same thing. After a month waiting for them, I gave up and looked for another job. Completely unprofessional and disrespectful of my time.
Oh they are lol and always always understaffed
That was the same for me, it was online training only…then threw me into the store n expecting me to know anything…then 2 weeks later they let me go cause “I missed a shift”, but never saw my name on the schedule.
@@akwyld2545 bro you have to have a good gm because the manager always feels like just another coworker just with more power lol
I once worked at a company that cleaned elderly people's houses (mainly so they could live on their own for a while longer)... I literally do not have words to describe how they operated... I cleaned for this entitled snob every week that wanted everything pristine while her house was already clean af because she cleaned it herself too, and then on the other hand there was this woman who just had cancer treatment and could barely walk and she didn't have a cleaner for weeks her house was a mess and I felt so sorry for her I stayed longer just to clean more. That company is now out of business because they fired a whole bunch of people. I quit before that because I started school again but damn... Even when I worked there (as a 20 year old) there was a bias towards me from the company, probably because most cleaners were older women and they thought I couldn't clean well because I'm young.
The best part about not getting responses back about an internship application is taking note of who not to work for when you graduate lol
6:22 if I'm reading this right, it seems to be saying that the lady who disconnected to call did so to HELP the niece ask for the right salary. So I don't think it belongs on this subreddit, it was an example of an employment person being good, not bad.
Yeah my thoughts too, seen this post around a few similar videos and that's generally the reaction it got
As someone that will need to start working in a few months these always remind me that adult life is depressing
Not always. There are certainly moments of happiness....but then I sober up 😐
@@Kira-zm7vy Oof
@@Kira-zm7vy Oh
I usually try to find why they are depressing and then, once I have isolated a cause, I try to find the cause of that cause, and then the cause of that cause, etc. until I find the root cause and then I plot and scheme against it for making something that did not have to be depressing, well, depressing.
@@evilds3261 That is one interesting strategy
I’m pretty high up/senior member for a local bank here in the UK and probably about 30 years younger than most of the other directors. I can confidently say that the number of debates I have had regarding working from home for the staff, with some 68y/o crusty old miser who thinks that if your job isn’t killing you aren’t working hard enough, is ridiculous. No Alan! The staff are contracted to work 37.5 hours per week so unless the building is on fire or we get cyber attacked they only work 37.5 hours per week! And the reason we can’t attract workers is because our competitors allow remote working. “But I used to work 200 hours a week and it made me the man I am today!” Yeah a burnt out, psychotic, Hans Molemanesque creature, that feeds on misery and despair.
I love when jack messes up reading and starts stuttering 😂
Me too!
Me tre e e e tree dam it
@@lunaplayz07 an actually funny TH-cam comment, congratulations 🏆
@@wisteriaaa_23 sorry was that sarcasam
I love that next to the profile of the douchebag who pulled the April Fool's "prank" on his wife, his little tag line is "You have value". I guess that means everyone but his spouse, who takes care of the house and runs after the kids all day.
A prank should be funny to both people, and it shouldnt be based on complete disrespect for the other person. Why do people suck so much??? ☹️
It probably never happened.
@@undoubtedcrow8010 Then he's still a douchebag for wanting people to think that that's how he treats his wife.
This is why my highest aspiration is laundromat employee and furry artist.
My old job used to forcefully remove money from our paychecks to support a charity so THEY could take credit for it. Boy, that rubs me the wrong way.
7:43 That's what I call an Anti-Job.
"Pay us to work for us!"
I really hope this doesn't become common.
The "Mr.Krabs" approach if you will
Man, I've been at a job I love for almost 3 years now, and that cover letter email *still* gave me anxiety
0:51 they're probably gonna use that charity just to skip taxes
I've been living on VA disability for a decade and left my previous city 7 years ago, and yet I still get the occasional email from companies in that city rejecting me for jobs. It's like the universe is just taking a dump on me. It's such a serious drain on my mental health that it interferes with my recovery
I've also stopped answering my phone because I'm tired of telling guys in India with thick accents who insist their name is Jim or Ted that I'm not looking for programmer jobs in a city I moved away from 7 years ago who won't take "no, I don't live there and few no intention of moving back" as an answer and insist I can drive 4 hours each way 3 days a week for the office time requirements.
Most of us, Gen X are just as flat on our ass and out of luck as later generations. Nobody I know was every successful they’re all just fighting to stay alive.
perks of not sleeping are getting to watch emkay videos the minute they come out
12:20 “No reason in particular” means “Job seekers/the unemployed deserve to be trolled/psychologically abused for needing a job or money”, but only God knows how much well-deserved hell they’d catch if they came right out and said it that plainly.
Been looking for a new job for over a year now. I've had a whopping three interviews in that time with zero call backs. Yesterday I got five separate "We'd love for you to apply!" messages, three of which were in the city where I want to work and the other two were 50+ miles away. I applied to two of the three messages since the third wanted me to pay for my own classes for a role I'm not currently qualified for, and I haven't heard back just yet. At this point I'm willing to take any job that pays even a penny above minimum wage...
my delivery boy job "let me go" a month ago. I've applied at 6-8 places (in person) but i've gotten closure at only 2 restaurants- both were a "no". one seemed to not be hiring and the other sounded desperate for positions- i believe the latter declined as i have no references, and i could tell the manager didn't like my "how'd you hear about us?" response. I was mailed a comic sans font rejection offering a dine in coupon for a personal pizza. at least they spelled my name right... i'm 29, and have worked at nothing but restaurants for the past 8 years...
Lol let me tell you about that time my ex manager got mad at me because I didn't answer when he called at 11 pm to ask if I could use my employee perks at my new job, to do him a favor.
That same manager didn't renew my contract at my past job a month earlier and never send me the recommendation letter he had promised.
I do not miss that job and am so much happier now.
28:18
According to my culinary class in school, this is actually incorrect. You should use a pinch grip at the part of the blade right next to the handle. So you are holding mostly the handle but your thumb and index finger are on the blade.
All of these are so fricken accurate... I've been actively looking for a job for going on six months and if I'm not ghosted, I'm told basically, "We appreciate your application but will persue other candidates." and if I'm LUCKY enough to get an interview, ghosted after it...
Got an interview and the recruiter was basically singing my praises about my confidence and readiness to learn and work, even told me I'd be getting an email whether to go to a new store or the one we met at for hiring processes. Ghosted and never heard back.
@@merilynnshark6144 that's such bullshite... I'm sorry that happened
I don't get how these tech companies can spend that absolute insane amount of money on employees but some vital jobs like farming even the farmer is kinda on the poor end to the point they need to destroy some of their crops so price doesn't get too low. Also healthcare the price absolutely screws you over but all it goes to admin and insurance...NOT the nurses
"is not afraid to come up with original ideas that can only come up from her mind"
"i came up with this"
"yea we dont think this is good fit. i mean i know i said it could only come from your mind but what i actually meant is something that came from my mind but looks like it came from your mind
10:20 Green, asset, tender, bread, buck, and cabbage can all be words for money, even though some of them are pretty obscure.
Definitely tells you where the writer's head was at if that's the kind of riddle they're making.
Fun fact, these slng words are different in every language. German has, for example Toads, Leaves, Flakes, Dough (specifically the toy dough for children, different words), Moneten (no translation possible), Zaster (see last) und Kindling.
7:05 I looked it up, dude's full of it
The window of time for a recovery after cardiac arrest is 4 minutes before serious brain damage. Not to mention that the hospital letting you out 5 hours after recovery is negligent
That guy also belongs on r/quityourbs
Bruh I've been job hunting. I lost count after 500 applications over the last three months, and most of it is exactly like this. The worst wasn't in the video, though; They'll tell you they've hired someone for the role, then the next day post that SAME JOB back onto the website, same information and everything. Like, wtf? If you're not actually hiring people, stop putting up ads!
I still find it weird that the jobs I look at want a portfolio and I try to link to my TH-cam(cause it's basically video log of my stuff), and they just like 'oh we don't know how to look at this', uh with your eyes.
Ya wanna know something fun? My school has actually taught us NOT TO ASK ABOUT PAY IN THE FIRST INTERVIEW. I hate this, man. Like I under stand being nice and all but that’s the whole reason I’m here in the first place. F that.
My previous job sent me to the ER twice because i couldn't breathe. There are some days I'm in so much pain I can't physically move. There have been times at work where I would throw up and be forced to stay.
I quit that job. I haven't found another one, but I'm so much happier.
Same April-Fool's-Day-Prank year after year; Salt the Coffee: there are a dozen points to salt but don't use most of them on consecutive years; stir salt into boiling-water, pour a few ounces in any mug that maybe used, when cool, pour out to dry for "salted-mugs"; pour salted brine on coffee-filters to dry and pose for use; (warning never add salt to a coffee-supply or to coffee-maker's water-basin) pour salt into the coffee-hopper where the pods or filter goes; add salt to a tbsp water in the carafe; swap sugar with salt; add salt to nearly empty cream or creamer-containers; have a small squirt bottle of salt-brine to sneak into servings; crystalize salt-brine under to-go-lids and straws.
Sucks that this sht is so common. Myself and 2 friends worked at the same 7-11, one person was supposed to maintain the whole store on night shifts. Which would be hard enough, if the manager wasn't stealing around $100 out of everyone's paycheck.
Report it. Wage theft is a serious crime. It may not seem like it, but trust me, Labor Boards do not fuck around when it comes to businesses breaking employment laws
As a 17 year old who wants to find jobs in the following years and is planning on moving away from my family, I am NOT hopeful...
went through this recently, had to leave behind 5 years of web development experience to be a cashier because the area was so saturated that I couldn't even get a interview, ironically I am being paid more to be a cashier rather than a web dev
As I'm currently running around looking for a decent job.... THIS MAKES ME SOOO MAD! I understand if the applicants are in the hundreds but when the applicants are less than 20, does it still take you a piece of your soul to say "Frivk off somewhere else! " ? 0:05
8:03 - apparently 80K is the new 100K I like how restrained she was - not a sight or sign of a marching band in that photo. Nice of her employees to buy her that cake... oh, wait, she's self-employed
once applied for a candle making job. I went in for an interview only to be told that they're looking for a manager. NO WHERE ON THE POSTING ON INDEED DID IT SAY THAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR A MANAGER. anyhoo, even after many interviews, they don't say that they went with someone else. Am I just, not worth the time of day to just be sent an email to say "sorry we went with someone else, thanks for applying though".
For some reason, the common courtesy of just letting someone know that you rejected them has become a foreign concept to a lot of businesses
I’m starting to believe “entry level” is meant as entry into the company, not the general field.
Entry level: the people expected to do the most while being paid the least
@@michaeledmunds7056 I mean in practice, yeah, but that doesn't change what I said.
@@NecrochildK nor was it meant to
The worst part of that "related in some way" question is that the answer is almost certainly:
Cabbage, green, asset, tender, buck and bread with a focus on fricken money.
The beauty of being part of society
I applied at the place I work for now for overnight. There wasn’t a position open at the time so they put me as a cashier until “a position becomes available.” A position became available many times over the past few months I’ve been working here and I have yet to get changed over no matter how many times I keep asking. I can’t afford my car insurance, rent, or food.
As someone who just recently got a job (I’m still a minor) I’m understanding this more and more. I don’t like that.
1:41 makes me less proud to be a Georgia native and less ready to enter adulthood
7:18 - and then everyone in the Starbucks applauded loudly and called him the hero of the hour. Surprised he didn't manage to squeeze rescuing children trapped in a mine, or at least saving a drowning kitten, into his self-congratulatory fiction.
Certified Hank Green moment at 8:53
I appreciate Jack's ability to acknowledge that something is shitty without going on a 5 minute "eat the rich" rant after each meme.
We don't need to eat the rich, we simply need to eat ourselves so the rich are forced to feed us if they want us to continue working for them.
This is the best thing to wake up to. A nice new Emkay video. Thanks guys!
Ahhh I love reminders that we live in a dystopian hellscape first thing in the morning.
i'm 29 years old. i have filled out less than 30 job applications in my life. i have gotten interviews from 9. gotten job offers from 11. i have had a total of 7 jobs (including a failed business). 4 of them (not counting my business), i was offered the job at the interview. one job, i got a call about 2 weeks later, about 3 hours after the start of the work day asking if i could start immediately. no interview, just show up. my current job, i had to apply to begin the onboarding. i stood there, at the counter, filling it out on my phone. had the onboarding packet in my email before i got home, 15 minutes later. jobs are easy to get in my experience. finding GOOD ones, that's the tricky part. the fact that i make more money IN LESS TIME delivering pizza than i did driving truck or working excavation is the truly sad part.
7:24. THE UNO REVERSE...JOB...? HOW THE HELL DOES THAT WORK?
I currently have a "we'll contact you within a week!" offer going on and it's been half a month now. I'll just straight up call them tomorrow to ask WTF is going on, inspired by this video.
14:41 *WOULD HAVE
The demand for workers should be so high and the recruitment process should be so costly today that employers realistically couldn't afford to even try screwing over new recruits. The problem is that there are still too many gullible workers out there who will either take their employers' words for granted or just feel like they have no choice but to suffer corporate slavery even if they end up with a personal net loss every day. All coupled with a a fear or unwillingness to unionize.
Corporations should never have become the implied rule-makers of society. If they want the labor we can offer, *they* have to be the ones adhering to *our* conditions before they can demand anything from us. If they don't care to plan and budget around what their skilled and competent employees expect from them, then they don't get to have a business.
A union doesn't do shit. The union jobs I've had are on average no more than 3/ hr more. So you're telling me an extra 120 pre tax will do a damn thing? No you'll struggle slightly less than the others, but still working for scraps
Jack doing different voices is my favorite thing
Just a European wondering how on earth USA became this thing where you're not even allowed 3 weeks of vacation. We got more up here.
We used to have good workers rights* (if you were a straight white cis man in a union) but unions were gutted in the 80s and a bunch of public services got privatized, and it's been downhill ever since.
I guess for a European comparison, Ronald Reagan was our equivalent of Margaret Thatcher. Remembered fondly by a handful of old people with money, but basically despised by everybody else and is single-handedly responsible for most of the problems our country faces in the modern-day.
@@pennyforyourthots Interesting fact: Regan and Thatcher were friends (or at least, as much friends as two heads of state could be). They met during diplomatic visits, got along great, kept some degree of contact, and both wrote about the other positively.
@@pennyforyourthots Margaret was only for one country and I'm not from there. We don't work like the states here but we do love our unions throughout the countries. They work. I don't know why they were gutted in USA.
@@CatsOverBrats Corporate greed
I could go on a long tangent, but the tl'dr is corporations paying politicians to demonize unions and loosen labor laws, allowing them to gut unions.
Ok as a patient at a cancer hospital who relies on independent (cancer) NGOs for support, therapy, medical transit and safe housing the one with the cancer center was DESPICABLE.
idk if i'll ever find it if its real- but I'd love to see the hosts come together and having fun with reddit stuff and read together. That'd be so fun.^^
I love these videos either way.
Unpopular opinion: If the pay is terrible, don’t be surprised if the performance is terrible
7:32 - "You gotta pay ME, to work for ME!"
Reference by Robin, the man the myth the leg..... uhm..... The man.
When job searching I always immediately move any company that tries to be "quirky" or uses those cringy overly bubbly wording to the "Oh hell no!" pile or to the very bottom.
It's cringy as hell and is an immediate red flag.
Almost all those places end up being toxic as hell in some fashion.
I never got the option to work from home during the pandemic, kind of hard to do that when you work in an ambulance.
Stuff like this makes me happy I got into a job where I mostly just sit around watching TH-cam all night while getting paid more than any other job I have ever had. Security jobs are the best XD
Is it dangerous? I’ve thought about it- but I get scared of having to face people
Every one of these videos convinces me more and more to go into full trading.
I had a job I recently applied to that the job was up less than a day, and within 24 hours of my application, I received an email from the company that they had closed the job listing and would not be considering my application. 🥴 Job hunting is bullshit. (Second favorite moment is when Indeed sent me an email about how people who are currently employed have a higher chance of getting a new job. I have a job. I want a different job. I've been trying for over a year.)
I love how i watch so many youtibe Channels centered abiut reading reddit that i've seen half of these posts three times since yesterday
Unpaid internships need to die. It benefits no one. "Exposure" does not pay the bills. Our society needs to normalize gaining job experience while also paying people for the damn work they do.
I don't know. I've done many privately offered unpaid internships, and I would gladly have paid hella cash for those opportunities. I now have niche skills that less than a dozen folks in the US have because of them, and I make so much more money than should be possible for my workload because nobody else can do it.
19:05 PLOT TWIST : he keeps pressing the snooze button so he wakes up at 1 pm
4:17 The way he reteched while saying NOT sent me😂
10:09 A better idea would be to go in and puke on the jerk.
"You want proof i'm sick?" "THERE'S our proof. I'm going home now."
Sneese in his face as you hand him your letter of resignation ... effective immediately.
And say "Have a nice flu" on your way out. 🤧
I'd have loved if the dude with the 10 000 a week answered "You're right, it is insane. *but they still pay you, don't they?* "
8:05 its so beautiful, i could cry.
Meanwhile in Canada : *has to hire basically anyone because theres not enough employees and there's still not enough people*
honestly, just come to Canada, youll probably get the first job youll apply to lmao
"to support my nonprofit, a m e r i c a n c a n c e r s o c i e t y"
That ad for a designer hurts me
As someone who died for 8 minutes, I can guarantee he did not go back to work. The hospital keeps you for 3 days after. And you’re very very disoriented as brain cell death is accomplished after 4 min. I have brain damage from dying for the long.
Same. Took me months of PT to recover physically, and I'm never going to be mentally the same.
@@Nylak-Otter same. I used to do second year algebra in 3rd grade. Now i can’t even math addition. It’s crappy.
@@Nylak-Otter and the pt after is such a bear cat. Like I had to learn how to walk up stairs again, had to learn how to do fine motor skills again, had to relearn how to write. It was so dumb. I hated every minute of it.
@@erikarussell1142 Yep! I've always been physically determined due to my lifestyle, so when my therapists would tell me to take it easy I'd just tell them that it didn't hurt and wasn't horrible just so I could push through faster. It was so much worse than getting in good shape in the first place.
I was blessed to work in Search and Rescue before, so I had a fully trained large pit bull that I easily converted to a mobility assistant service dog, so at least I had a really solid (pun intended) form of physical support. He was like a big walker/grabber combo that could anticipate my needs and didn't get in the way.
@@Nylak-Otter I love a pitbull. I have two by my side right now. They’re the best dogs. And yeah, it was more exhausting and headache inducing than it was anything else. My muscles were stiff and weak as I had had a full spinal fusion and died on the operating table. They had to massage my heart from my back in order to keep me alive. But thank God for modern medicine and the skills and exceptional talent of the doctors nurses and surgeons, I am not only alive, but I’m walking when I wasn’t expected to ever walk again. I feel super blessed to still be here.
I am very interested to know where the hosts read these studies and get their information. I NEED to see the study that proves that 10,000 hours of practice doesn't make you better at something. Seriously, I need to see where you get this stuff. Please provide links.
10:32 I like to think the the answer is green, asset, buck, bread, tender, and goose. Dollars are greens, considered assets, are legal tender, called bucks, implied in "lets get this bread", and the golden goose can be sold for money
18 minutes a day is not a bullshit idea. That'll get you good at a lot of things. Anyone with a self taught skill knows where little steps like that lead
I'm having severe financial problems due to underemployment and being underpaid welfare, and these kinds of videos are weirdly comforting right now.
for the "which six are related in some way: Tender, Asset, Green, Buck, Cabbage, bread. All have been euphemisms for money I have heard before.
Company: 2 years entry level isn't working to get new recruiters. What can I do?.. I know, raise it to six years entry level.
If they want people to stop bringing up salaries, the jobs need to pay their employees' rents
Simple as that
well, that last comment just removed about 90% of my anxiety
7:31 That is literally illegal.