Misery Loves Company?
Work is making me absolutely miserable.
I finally got permanent, and the place I'm permanent at has changed since the last time I was there. For one thing, they're putting me in driveup. I've found, after a week of working there, that I can't stand the people in driveup. They're hypocritical, whiny, and rude.
I could deal with that if the branch hadn't suddenly come down hard on non-work internet, books, and anything non-work in general. It's the middle of summer, the driveup and the lobby are both slow, and there is literally nothing for me to do when there are no customers. I'm going out of my mind from sheer boredom.
It's reaching the point where I dread going into work. When I start dreading my job, it's time to start looking for a new job.
I'm going to give it at least until mid-August to improve, but if it doesn't, I'm quitting before Dragon*Con. I'm also going to talk to my immediate supervisor about please putting me in lobby rather than leaving me in the driveup.
I finally got permanent, and the place I'm permanent at has changed since the last time I was there. For one thing, they're putting me in driveup. I've found, after a week of working there, that I can't stand the people in driveup. They're hypocritical, whiny, and rude.
I could deal with that if the branch hadn't suddenly come down hard on non-work internet, books, and anything non-work in general. It's the middle of summer, the driveup and the lobby are both slow, and there is literally nothing for me to do when there are no customers. I'm going out of my mind from sheer boredom.
It's reaching the point where I dread going into work. When I start dreading my job, it's time to start looking for a new job.
I'm going to give it at least until mid-August to improve, but if it doesn't, I'm quitting before Dragon*Con. I'm also going to talk to my immediate supervisor about please putting me in lobby rather than leaving me in the driveup.