that seems like a really short-sighted way for your peers to treat you, chu
like, they're on top today and you'll be on top tomorrow and it seems like you'd give each other deference rather than being shitty when it's your day to be the person in charge
and yet
literally every retail job
I wonder if it's the shitty upper retail management view where every employee as a replaceable unit of work that fosters the crabs in a basket mentality
which is not to say that management in other industries don't view employees as replaceable, but at least they seem to recognize the cost associated with constantly hiring and training people
or maybe the cost is low enough in retail that they can just be naked about it unless their personal sense of morality overrides
that seems like a really short-sighted way for your peers to treat you, chu
like, they're on top today and you'll be on top tomorrow and it seems like you'd give each other deference rather than being shitty when it's your day to be the person in charge
and yet
literally every retail job
I wonder if it's the shitty upper retail management view where every employee as a replaceable unit of work that fosters the crabs in a basket mentality
which is not to say that management in other industries don't view employees as replaceable, but at least they seem to recognize the cost associated with constantly hiring and training people
or maybe the cost is low enough in retail that they can just be naked about it unless their personal sense of morality overrides
*thinking out loud*
It could also be the temproray nature of the job, or the fact that it's a lot of people first job
On the latest episode of Collider Movie Talk, host John Campea stated he has heard from three separate sources involved with Warner Bros. over the last four days that Affleck is looking to leave the role of Batman. Along with a warning to take what he’s heard with a grain of salt, Campea said:
“Ben Affleck, make no mistake, he wants out. He doesn’t want to be Batman anymore.”
On the latest episode of Collider Movie Talk, host John Campea stated he has heard from three separate sources involved with Warner Bros. over the last four days that Affleck is looking to leave the role of Batman. Along with a warning to take what he’s heard with a grain of salt, Campea said:
“Ben Affleck, make no mistake, he wants out. He doesn’t want to be Batman anymore.”
I'd buy it especially after he was directing the movie and then not directing it.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
that seems like a really short-sighted way for your peers to treat you, chu
like, they're on top today and you'll be on top tomorrow and it seems like you'd give each other deference rather than being shitty when it's your day to be the person in charge
and yet
literally every retail job
I wonder if it's the shitty upper retail management view where every employee as a replaceable unit of work that fosters the crabs in a basket mentality
which is not to say that management in other industries don't view employees as replaceable, but at least they seem to recognize the cost associated with constantly hiring and training people
or maybe the cost is low enough in retail that they can just be naked about it unless their personal sense of morality overrides
*thinking out loud*
well, there is a bit of it being the case that sometimes as management your hands are just tied because this person didn't show up or call, and that person called in sick, and this other person has to be in court to get custody of their kid and like
it can be like herding cats to just keep a full staff
but it kind of results in just not considering your employees people for some reason
He started off brilliantly by closing the distance between himself and Trump, meaning that if the president tried to pull him forward, the two would collide—mutually assured destruction. Immediately, he took away his opponent’s greatest strength. Then he engaged Trump in a shoulder grab—a total power move that Trump countered with a shoulder/neck grab of his own. As the two men grimaced at each other, Trump created some distance and went back to old faithful: The grip-and-yank. If you look closely at the 4-5 second mark, Trump tries to tug Trudeau’s arm toward him, but for the first time since he took office, his opponent was ready: Trudeau held firm, resisted the yank, and held his ground beautifully. Finally, Trump tried to squeeze the hell out of his hand and go over the top for leverage, but Trudeau wouldn’t budge. The president gave it one more try, to no avail, and at the 7-second mark he ran out of gas. After exchanging a meaningful look with Trudeau, as if to recognize a worthy adversary, he dropped the Canadian’s hand and beckoned toward the cameras.
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that seems like a really short-sighted way for your peers to treat you, chu
like, they're on top today and you'll be on top tomorrow and it seems like you'd give each other deference rather than being shitty when it's your day to be the person in charge
and yet
literally every retail job
I wonder if it's the shitty upper retail management view where every employee as a replaceable unit of work that fosters the crabs in a basket mentality
which is not to say that management in other industries don't view employees as replaceable, but at least they seem to recognize the cost associated with constantly hiring and training people
or maybe the cost is low enough in retail that they can just be naked about it unless their personal sense of morality overrides
*thinking out loud*
well, there is a bit of it being the case that sometimes as management your hands are just tied because this person didn't show up or call, and that person called in sick, and this other person has to be in court to get custody of their kid and like
it can be like herding cats to just keep a full staff
but it kind of results in just not considering your employees people for some reason
So my best man made the transition from QA to product management a few years ago. It took two weeks before he was just like, "I don't care if people have to pull 80 hour weeks to get it done on our schedule"
if i gay married donald trump would you guys still be my friends
Initially I'd still be your friend but I'd have deep doubts about your aesthetic judgement. Ultimately that condescending contempt would be the seed from which blooms the destruction of our friendship.
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Only if it was a long con
I wonder if it's the shitty upper retail management view where every employee as a replaceable unit of work that fosters the crabs in a basket mentality
which is not to say that management in other industries don't view employees as replaceable, but at least they seem to recognize the cost associated with constantly hiring and training people
or maybe the cost is low enough in retail that they can just be naked about it unless their personal sense of morality overrides
*thinking out loud*
It could also be the temproray nature of the job, or the fact that it's a lot of people first job
It’s not a very important country most of the time
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Skippy is the thirstiest one of all
You could kinda tell he wanted to, but he has learned restraint since elbowgate.
*wipes sweat from brow*
I'd buy it especially after he was directing the movie and then not directing it.
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it's called Poutine Vogue
Hm yeah not inviting you to my LAN party for sure then Chu
well, there is a bit of it being the case that sometimes as management your hands are just tied because this person didn't show up or call, and that person called in sick, and this other person has to be in court to get custody of their kid and like
it can be like herding cats to just keep a full staff
but it kind of results in just not considering your employees people for some reason
Oh so you're gonna arsenic and old lace 'em.
Are you marrying him for his money? You know he doesn't have any right?
you guys don't know, we all have different engines in our chests
I would, but mostly just to use you to curry favor.
coming into the bedroom in a gold silk robe, loosely belted
his toupee perched at a rakish angle on your head
So my best man made the transition from QA to product management a few years ago. It took two weeks before he was just like, "I don't care if people have to pull 80 hour weeks to get it done on our schedule"
The power of the dark side is strong
Luckily he had me there to call him on his fall
just for points though, he is 70
oh donald, you thought i said i loved americans? no, it was merkins you beautiful fool
I hope you're ready to get peed on in a moscow gulag.
i mean theoretically melania could be whoopin that ass
the residence probably has cameras and stuff everywhere, right
if the abc hit drama scandal is any indicator then
They don't live together really though
If they are kinky, do they have a reverse safeword to yell to the SS?
It's the thought that counts
Initially I'd still be your friend but I'd have deep doubts about your aesthetic judgement. Ultimately that condescending contempt would be the seed from which blooms the destruction of our friendship.
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prolly gonna lay down because good lord are ssri's like the devil's precum i ain't like them not one bit