Here are a things to keep in mind:
1. Doubt doesn’t make you an imposter, it makes you human.
2. You’re never going to know everything - no one does. …
Since then, I’ve been actively applying for jobs but rarely hear back. When asked why I’m looking for a new job in interviews, I haven’t always been sincere, giving different reasons. Recently, I decided to be upfront and told an interviewer that I was made redundant. But their response thre…
How do you deal with the catty "doubting Thomas" coworker?
We work in an environment where we HAVE to work closely together. There is no ignoring, avoiding or keeping my distance. Some of my guy friends in other…
I keep seeing the same job postings on Linkedin, Simplyhired, & Indeed. I need to get out of my job within the next month ASAP b/c my Supervisor is repeating the same behavior from last year where she takes extended leave EVERYTIME she has a family event that comes up & she says sh…
I need advice on an ongoing situation at my job which seems to be getting worse. Background: I am a 67 year old female working part time (30 hours) at a restaurant/gift shop. Been there 4 years.
About two months ago they hired a man…
I have brought this up to my boss for several months and nothing has been done. I told my boss I currently had a new offer come to me and I would most likely be accepting it. My boss then came back and asked to wait so he could see what he could do because he wants me to stay. Now, I…
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Ruth Robbins
Take her at her word and DO NOT user her as a reference.
Now strategize someone you will useas reference as you navigate the job market. I would've waited to reconsider the walk-off option.
Maybe there was something you could haveheard, learned from and then considered your exit strategy.
She was as abupt as you were.
Anonymous
When I was managing at a previous job I had an employee show up for their shift, wait for me to get my coat on and ready to go before she looked at me and said "I'm done, I cannot finish my shift" and left me standing there after my 12hr shift just stunned. Why even bother coming in then? I had nothing to say other than "Fine, go. Thanks for nothing!" which I admit I regret saying, but wow. Be an adult and finish your work and then move on. It says a lot about people's character. Like others have said, use this as a learning experience!
Anonymous
Well at least you admitted to you wish you wouldn’t have say what you said to her as an employee that’s what wrong with mangers now or days they don’t understand we’re human just as well as you guys you never can un estimate that when we put in a lot of work just as in a employee to keep a high quality business running and when you’re place in a situation where you’re feeling like you’re being treated unfairly due to in experience supervisor or managers you sometimes don’t have a choice just to do the best thing to just walk away I do agree yes or coarse finish out your shift but don’t agree to get treated by micromanagers that doesn’t have any experience on how to treat good employees
Anonymous
Can you say all that out loud as a single sentence? Without taking a breath?
Anonymous