Is it ok?
that I hate my job?
Diana's (the owner) biggest concern before making the decision to hire me, was that I would get homesick and leave. Well I'm certainly not having that issue...but I really hate my job.
Celeste comes in to train me twice a week and when she does come in, she mostly just fixes all the problems that have happened since she's been gone. Rob (the general manager) disappears a lot and I have basically been getting paid to do nothing. But honestly, that gets old really quickly.
It's like they just don't care. Angie (the office manager) doesn't come in at 10 all the time and she leaves at 6 or sometimes earlier. The service guys and salesmen and parts and myself seem to be the only ones that show up on time.
I just can't work for a company that doesn't seem to care. Not to mention that I was told I would get overtime in the summer... but their winter hours start on Wednesday and we'll be closing an hour earlier everyday. So there goes 5 hours out of my week (so absolutely no OT in the winter). This was not told to me before.
I posted my resume on Monster the other night and I have already received three phone calls. The one I received today was for a job that was all data entry (what I do) and paid the equivalent of around $38,000 a year. which is amazing. Even with benefits. But then he told me the job will only last until June 2009...maybe a little longer and I told him that I just can't do that.
I have an interview tuesday morning for a company called Microtech. I would be doing 4 hours administrative work and 4 hours receptionist work. The holidays are the standard 10 plus 2 other ones that I get to choose out of 5 others. WOAH. And 15 days of vaca/personal/sick time that accrue 5 hours each pay period. She asked me if my desired salary was still $15/hr and I told her yes, so I'm assuming that's what it will pay.
IF I like this job, or if I find another one... what do I say to my current job? I'm not good at that ... and I'd be royally screwing them over. I just... blah. I guess I'm just in a tough spot right now.
Diana's (the owner) biggest concern before making the decision to hire me, was that I would get homesick and leave. Well I'm certainly not having that issue...but I really hate my job.
Celeste comes in to train me twice a week and when she does come in, she mostly just fixes all the problems that have happened since she's been gone. Rob (the general manager) disappears a lot and I have basically been getting paid to do nothing. But honestly, that gets old really quickly.
It's like they just don't care. Angie (the office manager) doesn't come in at 10 all the time and she leaves at 6 or sometimes earlier. The service guys and salesmen and parts and myself seem to be the only ones that show up on time.
I just can't work for a company that doesn't seem to care. Not to mention that I was told I would get overtime in the summer... but their winter hours start on Wednesday and we'll be closing an hour earlier everyday. So there goes 5 hours out of my week (so absolutely no OT in the winter). This was not told to me before.
I posted my resume on Monster the other night and I have already received three phone calls. The one I received today was for a job that was all data entry (what I do) and paid the equivalent of around $38,000 a year. which is amazing. Even with benefits. But then he told me the job will only last until June 2009...maybe a little longer and I told him that I just can't do that.
I have an interview tuesday morning for a company called Microtech. I would be doing 4 hours administrative work and 4 hours receptionist work. The holidays are the standard 10 plus 2 other ones that I get to choose out of 5 others. WOAH. And 15 days of vaca/personal/sick time that accrue 5 hours each pay period. She asked me if my desired salary was still $15/hr and I told her yes, so I'm assuming that's what it will pay.
IF I like this job, or if I find another one... what do I say to my current job? I'm not good at that ... and I'd be royally screwing them over. I just... blah. I guess I'm just in a tough spot right now.