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Yeah, you can run into it anywhere. When I was in the pizza delivery business in my early 20s, once you got into management, there was very much an up-or-out me
by aaronbaugher 2y ago
Yeah, you can run into it anywhere. When I was in the pizza delivery business in my early 20s, once you got into management, there was very much an up-or-out mentality. You couldn't just be a really good assistant manager; you were pushed to move up to manager and then to a bigger store and so on. It just seems to bother the climbers to see someone content to stay in the position he knows he's best suited for.
- hellisothers 2y agoMy theory is they want more than they pay for. They want to pay you the salary for Level X while you work hard to get to Level X+1
- giantg2 2y agoI have a disability, so I'm stuck where I'm at.
- scarface_74 2y agoAnd what happens when they let you go? I also have a slight disability. Are you saying there is no other place in the US where you can work? Not even remotely?
- giantg2 2y agoI'll probably just work at Walmart or something. There are very few opportunities in my area for tech jobs and remote isn't the best fit for me. My wife isn't open to moving either.
- scarface_74 2y agoIf you can actually work in an office, what does your disability have to do with not being able to get another job? I can’t imagine a disability where you are mobile enough to go into an office but limits your ability to get another job. Especially if you can work at Walmart where you have to stand on your feet and move stuff all day. For reference: I have cerebral palsy that for all intents and purposes affects mostly my left hand. But standing all day in a retail job day in and day out would be detrimental because of a slight affect of CP on my left foot.