screw this noise.

Jan 21, 2009 20:01

Guess what, guys? They're shifting the aisles around again! HOORAY! *sarcasm* When they did it two summers ago, I was SO PISSED. Hooray, more customers coming to me going "where's this, where's this, where's this?" And the thing is, I won't know, either! I don't mind when I can TELL them where it is, but when I don't know? That's when I get frustrated. And I'm not going to call grocery every five minutes. I talked to somebody who works in the coffee bar and she said that they'd be needing people, like, in the summer. So if I can just hold out for six months, hopefully I can get a job at the coffee bar and I can learn something NEW and different and not be so stressed out because people aren't asking me where things are every five minutes. If I don't know where it is, how the hell can I tell the customer? This is a prime opportunity(not really because they're not hiring at coffee right now) to get out of cardboard/reshops. I cannot do this anymore, I will be miserable. By next January, I want to be settled in a new job/position. That's my goal. Whether it's working at Wegmans, or working somewhere else, I want out. And if they want me to adapt, they're going to have to adapt too. I'm squeezing more hours out of them.

I'll just tell them that due to the restructuring of the aisles, I am unable to complete the tasks assigned me within the given time frame, and I would like an extra fifteen minutes in my shift. Whatever. I can work an extra fifteen minutes a day, I don't care. Even if it's ten minutes, I'll do it. I told myself that once I moved out and wasn't hindered by the availability of other people to drive me, I'd change my availability at work anyway. Even if it's just for a little while until I get the hang of the aisles changing, it's something. Screw it. I'm hopefully going to increase my hours doing reshops and then in six months get a job at coffee and then I will be FREE of the monotony!

I'm sick of settling.

real life

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