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phil06
23-10-19, 22:30
I posted the other week about my possible transfer it’s fallen through as they don’t have the hours for me at the other shop. I am looking for another job but it’s all xmas jobs sadly the issue is they are getting petty timing my breaks making sure I finish a shift exactly on the dot time. They have also picked on me for not putting stock out quickly enough. Over all not a great place to work now. Is there any hope? I have considered going back to college for a career just no idea what I would be good at or get a job out of?

nomorepanic
23-10-19, 22:46
Why don't you sit down and discuss these things with your wife as she is a big part of your life now.

I wouldn't be asking complete strangers what to do, I would ask my friends and family.

Whatever we say makes no difference so talk to them.

phil06
23-10-19, 22:49
Why don't you sit down and discuss these things with your wife as she is a big part of your life now.

I wouldn't be asking complete strangers what to do, I would ask my friends and family.

Whatever we say makes no difference so talk to them.

She hasn’t said much on it that’s why I’m asking on here

nomorepanic
23-10-19, 23:18
But you have to take control of your own life not ask us what to do.

ankietyjoe
24-10-19, 17:03
Agreed. The questions you're asking are rhetorical in nature.

This is something you need to figure out.

BikerMatt
24-10-19, 18:24
My advice would be to get out of retail while you can Phil. Retail is just going to get tougher and tougher. My Partner works for a big high street retailer and it's becoming all take and NO give as things get tougher.

phil06
25-10-19, 10:14
My advice would be to get out of retail while you can Phil. Retail is just going to get tougher and tougher. My Partner works for a big high street retailer and it's becoming all take and NO give as things get tougher.

Yea it’s awful. I am actually on holiday from work now I should feel happy however I feel sad and all I can think about is the manger moaning at me and how the transfer fell through. I have looked for more jobs but they all seem to be xmas ones? I’d need to go to college to learn a skill

Quinn1
25-10-19, 10:32
You need to address your “issues” before learning a new skill,Phil.
I really hope you find a job,to keep paying for all the things you through out.
Maybe Social Work.:winks:

phil06
25-10-19, 22:23
You need to address your “issues” before learning a new skill,Phil.
I really hope you find a job,to keep paying for all the things you through out.
Maybe Social Work.:winks:

My life can’t be on hold to wait for my ocd or anxiety to get better I had a long conversation about that before. The issue is how the anxiety is making me feel awful due to this work boss letting me down. I am unsure how to handle this

venusbluejeans
25-10-19, 22:37
My life can’t be on hold to wait for my ocd or anxiety to get better I had a long conversation about that before. The issue is how the anxiety is making me feel awful due to this work boss letting me down. I am unsure how to handle this

Stop blaming other people for your mental health problems... the problems are yours and yours alone and only you can fix them.

your OCD will not get better how ever long you just sit and wait for it to....

phil06
25-10-19, 23:11
Stop blaming other people for your mental health problems... the problems are yours and yours alone and only you can fix them.

your OCD will not get better how ever long you just sit and wait for it to....

Well it’s not my fault the transfer fell through and I was promised a move im afraid this is something in this case is not in my control.

MyNameIsTerry
26-10-19, 02:35
An employer's responsibility is to many things but the work and company come before people's personal aspirations for a better job/career. That takes priority of your boredom in the role, you have to accept whilst it's out of your control it's no one's fault because you are not entitled to that new position and a promise means nothing, if it's not contractual in writing then it's nothing. A disappointment, yes, but it was never a given and just part of the many let downs in life.

BlueIris
26-10-19, 04:48
I had something similar happen to me recently, Phil. I was angry at first, but as Terry says, shit happens. Unfortunately, my current job is way too deep into my comfort zone for me to be brave enough to make a jump.

You have to decide whether you're bored enough to deal with the stress of applying for work elsewhere.

Mrsmitchell1984
26-10-19, 07:18
I had something similar happen to me recently, Phil. I was angry at first, but as Terry says, shit happens. Unfortunately, my current job is way too deep into my comfort zone for me to be brave enough to make a jump.

You have to decide whether you're bored enough to deal with the stress of applying for work elsewhere.

where do you live Phil? I work in retail and there is a job going where I work- but obviously it all depends on whether you live near me in Kent/ south east London. I am thinking it is unlikely.

i can sympathise too- I used to love where I worked and due to a recent take over - the whole environment has changed and become all money money - despite the fact it was working well before when they were nice to their employees.

AntsyVee
26-10-19, 07:34
Don’t go to school for some specific degree or skill without knowing you actually like doing it first. You need to try different jobs or industries and and see what you like first. Don’t just randomly pick something.

Quinn1
26-10-19, 11:40
My life can’t be on hold to wait for my ocd or anxiety to get better I had a long conversation about that before. The issue is how the anxiety is making me feel awful due to this work boss letting me down. I am unsure how to handle this

But,like you said,your OCD is better:whistles:Seriously,tell me how you did it.
And shit really does happen.

pulisa
26-10-19, 20:17
But,like you said,your OCD is better:whistles:Seriously,tell me how you did it.
And shit really does happen.

Doesn't it just...

Jobs are precious, Phil and I'm sure they are hard to come by where you live..But you could always go into counselling if you fancied a change of direction...

Carys
26-10-19, 20:55
I have absolutely no idea why Phil is discussing this with internet strangers on a public forum.