Manager telling me nothing to encourage me or suggest there was anything else at the company I could do. Getting roasted when the paper I needed to complete a digital press job runs out, despite I'm not the one who orders that. Press guys yelling at me to get client files out faster when the clients are either being flipfloppy late or gave me garbage I have to photo/color correct on the fly. I hear you, design degree here and spent nearly 3 years as prepress (no design duties at all, no space for management promotions as the people above me had 30 years and 15 years of experience I didn't have) at a commercial printing plant. Sending you inspiration and better opportunities in the future. Thanks for helping me realize there are others going through the same thing as me. Trying to get myself back in the process. I can't even imagine what healthcare workers are dealing with on a daily basis, and that's coming from somebody who feels like I've had all the enthusiasm beaten out of me from previous jobs. I feel like I have PTSD from retail and random customer service jobs that I'm dying to just work from home at this point. I feel a sense of shame because I can't seem to find anything worthwhile.Īnyway.
Actively shooting out resumes while i'm here. Then get pissed because i'm only a few months into this new "field" and that I don't know what to do.? My training is essentially staring at a computer, trying to figure it out on my own because the only Escrow officer here is drowning in work and has no time or patience to train me. I feel like they had NO IDEA what they were doing when they hired me, as I have zero experience. Recently was hired thru a staffing agency as an Escrow Assistant at a small company. I know a job is a job at the end of the day and need to focus on that. I don't know, I have alot going for me and should be more grateful, but what the hell. Family makes comments here and there but I know its only because they care about my well being and future. I'm with ya.Useless bachelors degree from 2015 (Communications, OOps.). If you need immediate help please call the National Suicide Hotline, 1-80. There are resources to help if you find yourself feeling like there is no way out, /r/suicidewatch has many users who have been right where you are and can help. Unemployment or feeling listless can be a temporary state, suicide and self harm is permanent. When you do not know your path forward or when you feel lost depression and anxiety is a natural response. Please suggest more links to the moderators if you have them! :) United States Department of Labour Handbook Suggestion Use this flair if you have a suggestion for either the community or the mods.Ĭomplaint Use this flair if you have a problem with either the community or the subreddit. Meta Use this flair if you would like to talk to the community here about the community itself. Major Whether you are in college or about to be in college, if you have questions about a major use this flair.Īdvice Whether giving or asking for advice this is the flair to use.Įxperience Put your profession in the title and use this flair to answer questions about your industry. Titles with specific information will get you better answers.įor example, put "I love engineering but I struggle in math" instead of "Not sure what to do."Ĭareer Use this flair to get advice about your current, or potential, career path.
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