Hello, 2-3 weeks ago I started a new job, nothing to do with my education or my previous jobs. In the beginning it was great (training), the colleagues are cool, the work is not very stressful and in general I did not have any responsibilities, which in itself makes it a little difficult for me to judge whether I like the job. Nothing critical has happened, it's just that with each passing day I somehow don't feel the same pleasure as in the beginning. And here are the problems that can be swallowed up, but still: They provide me with the minimum wage, which is about 2 times lower than the real one, the boss is an asshole and his personality seriously deviates from the ideals on which his own company is based (this is not such a big minus, my contacts with him are minimal), the working hours are not like in the employment contract, nor as agreed (4-5 hours per week above that specified in the TD), which is also not a big problem because it is paid per hour. I applied for another site as a location and in the second interview I was asked about where I am and when the time came I was not asked, but I was placed in the place. I am not entitled to summer leave as a new employee. Well, in general, it's not a big pain to die, but given that it's a permanent job, I don't know if I'll be able to swallow these negatives for a long time. So the real problem is that I was inspired for this job, I thought I would like it and I really planned to stay in the company, but I began to be covered by these doubts. On the one hand, I'm a little upset that I'm misleading the interviewers in this way (who were very fresh and nice) because I was convincing them of my intentions to stay, and now 1 month has passed and I already have a desire to leave (at the same time I did not give any indications for such a thing). Moreover, this will not work very well when looking for a job in the future, and I wonder if I do not show weakness, lack of will and give up very easily. But I still think that if there is to be a reaction, it is better to do it as soon as possible. At the same time, if I stay, I will have to sacrifice a lot of things, such as free weekends and holidays (especially these 2 things were told to me and I agreed, that's why I have a little demand). And this is generally, thanks in advance for the comments, any such will be valuable, that my dilemma is big. that this will not work very well when looking for a job in the future, and I wonder if I do not show weakness, lack of will and give up very easily. But I still think that if there is to be a reaction, it is better to do it as soon as possible. At the same time, if I stay, I will have to sacrifice a lot of things, such as free weekends and holidays (especially these 2 things were told to me and I agreed, that's why I have a little demand). And this is generally, thanks in advance for the comments, any such will be valuable, that my dilemma is big. that this will not work very well when looking for a job in the future, and I wonder if I do not show weakness, lack of will and give up very easily. But I still think that if there is to be a reaction, it is better to do it as soon as possible. At the same time, if I stay, I will have to sacrifice a lot of things, such as free weekends and holidays (especially these 2 things were told to me and I agreed, that's why I have a little demand). And this is generally, thanks in advance for the comments, any such will be valuable, that my dilemma is big. as free weekends and holidays (especially these 2 things were told to me and I agreed, that's why I'm a little in demand). And this is generally, thanks in advance for the comments, any such will be valuable, that my dilemma is big. as free weekends and holidays (especially these 2 things were told to me and I agreed, that's why I'm a little in demand). And this is generally, thanks in advance for the comments, any such will be valuable, that my dilemma is big.
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Sounds bad, can't you look for something else in the meantime if possible. Or try to endure another month and see how the situation will be. If you can't, you judge, it's not a sign of weakness, you have the right to choose, no one I may oblige you to stay, the fact that you don't like it there doesn't mean that you will lose confidence and you won't be able to do it elsewhere. I'm just looking for a job abroad, I don't want to work in the evening, but if necessary next month waitress, which I don't like at all as an idea but ... whatever happens.
The ideals of the company? Dude, every company aims to make money. Everything else is talk and nonsense. The interviewers aim to find candidates who can do the job, but also to be sure that they will stay in the company for a long time. This is their job. It's like thinking that the bartender smiling at you liked you very much. Unless you're beautiful, which means everyone likes you, the girl is just doing her job. HR is the same thing. They lied that they cared, and the probability that they remembered your name tends to 0. So for the work process - Minimum wage, work on weekends and lack of breaks. Your problem is not weakness and lack of will - rather, the opposite. It will be a weakness to get stuck in this hole. Defend your own, not company interests. Until you feel they will raise your salary by one hundred levs and will convulse you on a 13-hour working day, with the option to rest every other Sunday. At the age of 45, if you get sick and 2-3,000 levs are not enough for your treatment, the company you worked for for 23 years will not move a finger to help you, even if you are responsible for the hundreds of millions it has earned. It is important to take care of yourself. Of course, you have to compromise, but if you do not stand your position and interests, it will be very bad.
They provide it to Min. salary and your hours are exceeded. Working on weekends and holidays, if you are in the field of trade is normal. You do not write in what field you work. You are paid by the hour, ie you are not harmed by money about staying out of work. time. You do not write whether the work itself is busy. If I were you, I would work 5-6 months and I would look for others. work. One should always look after one's own interests and strive to develop (and you don't mention that - do you have the opportunity for development). If you look at other interests you will not get far and you will slip in one place for years .. I will give you an example: I started working after 12th grade, I worked this job for 5 years (there must be perseverance if you want to rise) , for those 5 years from the most ordinary stand worker! I became ch. cashier, then shift manager. Accordingly, my salary rose from BGN 500-600 to BGN 1200-1300 and with this money I was able to calmly follow and cover my expenses. After I finished, I was faced with the dilemma of whether to stay in my already established slave position or start all over again. And I chose the second and why - because I wanted to realize my profession, in the beginning it was difficult, but now I take 1700-1800 BGN and my work is much calmer (at some point you have to take a risk and even go down one step ). And so I hope I have been useful to you. And for leave it is always like that, as a new employee you take your leave either after 6 months, I think it was, or after everyone else. they took it. And the third option is to talk to the manager of the company and get along. Success!
Hello, but in fact, when I thought about it, I really did not share a lot of important information. These days I thought about it and came to the conclusion that for now this is a good option. For the last 5 years I have been involved in construction and only with my own clients. So far, I have not encountered bosses, human resources and such things, and for that I may have come a little more. The reason I change my job dramatically is that very few clients have been calling me lately and it's just not enough. After all, the advantages of this job are that I work in front of a computer and I hardly work out, I spend my free time doing such things. I work every day, but in fewer hours and I have time to deal with some of the orders I have left. And I've never really worked on a contract before, even though I'm 26 and I think that it is good to swallow the cons while gaining experience. I have medium-special tourism, which is close to the nature of the work and when I gain experience in combination with this I can look for something better. Thanks for the opinions and advice, I will follow the topic more. :)