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Anyone else freaking KILLING IT at work?

SaltyNuts

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I'm busy as all heck lately. Working 70-80 hrs minimum, being abused by my customers, can't even get sufficient sleep lol. Anyone else killing it and making bank upon bank? I keep the vast majority what I earn, so the more I work the more I put in the bank!!!

Anyone else just killing it lately?
 
Dude, you should at least wait for the original thread to drop off the first page before you do a parody of it!


Bad form! I'm giving you a 4 out of 10. Definitely not Coolcoin worthy.

(Coolcoin is still a thing, right?)
 
i have no desire to work more than 40 hours a week. i could work 80 and still not finish my work. i have a co-op right now who is a massive help, and i still can't get through all my projects.

so yeah i'm killing it, but i'm not going to kill myself in the process.
 
Dude, you should at least wait for the original thread to drop off the first page before you do a parody of it!


Bad form! I'm giving you a 4 out of 10. Definitely not Coolcoin worthy.

(Coolcoin is still a thing, right?)


Bad news .... "Coolcoin" was NEVER actually a "thing". 😉
 
20 years or so ago, my mom as logging actual 80+ hour weeks working at 7-Eleven, even sleeping in the stores. Her work ethic was higher than most so the managers found her labor for more valuable than other laborers.
 
20 years or so ago, my mom as logging actual 80+ hour weeks working at 7-Eleven, even sleeping in the stores. Her work ethic was higher than most so the managers found her labor for more valuable than other laborers.

Did she get anything good for her efforts? Overtime pay? Bonuses? A promotion to management?

Usually the answer to these questions is "Nope, she got screwed over", but I'd love a surprise ending on this story!
 
Did she get anything good for her efforts? Overtime pay? Bonuses? A promotion to management?

Usually the answer to these questions is "Nope", but I'd love a surprise ending on this story?
Let's just say the funds did go to meaningful causes for the family rather than be spent frivolously.

She did get the legally obligated overtime, which I think was 1.5 times the normal wage.

She was going to get training for manager assistant but one, predatory government (guardianship) consumed her remaining time to the court and law. She stared down the criminal charges for elder abuse and was acquitted by jury trial. The guardianship battle was a separate battle that require tactics similar to the matter Britney Spears is dealing with now, though to a smaller scale. Had to pay $3000 US dollars to get her sister to come over here. The lawyer for the guardianship utilized the Chinese press to spread some publicity of the situation.

Since she won guardianship back, she had to care for her mother, me, and my sister, so eventually she dropped the 7-Eleven job.

She also worked at Safeway, first as cashier, but then moved to the more physically demanding Bakery section. Then in 2004, she got a major car accident and no longer could work anywhere. Did get an insurance settlement. Her fiscal abilities to save money was extremely disciplined and thus she had a large stash of funds saved up. She was able to this even though she was a immigrant that started off with no English and could not get more than the low-end jobs from the above companies. She paid off the mortgage way early for a townhouse she bought in the early 90s.

Working under tight constraints has been the constant in her life starting from birth. Born in Communist China, she was one of the many whose educational path over there would be ended by the Cultural Revolution, thus the work that can be done would be the working class grade jobs like in the factory. It wasn't just the immediate family, but her daddy's brother that needed support through my grandmother(her mother). Her dad(my grandfather) would be ended early by a combo of TB and other infections(I think blown appendix). She was born into wealth in China, and all of it was taken away, but built back up a substantial rainy day fund via just min wage jobs, some welfare from both public and private orgs.

She was able to immigrate here because her granddaddy was quite fecund. He had many wives after the earlier died, so the extended family was large and some had already immigrated to the US, setting themselves up in the likes of New York and Long island. IIRC, she had an uncle in NY and a half-brother running a restaurant in Long Island. Things did not immediately get rosy here either. My dad was a selfish prick and the marriage wound up being costly for her as well.
 
Most people who tell me they work 70 or 80 hours per week I instantly doubt the validity of their claim. That's basically 12 hour days six to seven days per week with no breaks. Unless you are a small business owner it is unlikely that you work that many hours.
 
I'm on vacation, well technically it's over now, but I was scheduled to work 3 days next week, and I decided to take 3 days off to give myself another week off because I'm a baller like that. I like the occasional OT because of the money but it's not something I'd want to do all the time over an extended period. I rarely get the chance for OT though so I take it when I can.
 
Anyone else freaking KILLING IT at work?
Every fucking day bro. Is there any other way? I'm banking cash by the tens of thousands. Burning both ends of the candle every day while rolling in cash then putting it away for another day.
 
Most people who tell me they work 70 or 80 hours per week I instantly doubt the validity of their claim. That's basically 12 hour days six to seven days per week with no breaks. Unless you are a small business owner it is unlikely that you work that many hours.

Yeah, usually people who spend 10+ hour days "working" are really spending about 2 hours of it every day complaining to their co-workers about how busy they are.

That's not really "working"... that's goofing off and whining. Maybe if these people shut their trap and focused on the task at hand, they too would get to sign off at a decent hour.
 
Most people who tell me they work 70 or 80 hours per week I instantly doubt the validity of their claim. That's basically 12 hour days six to seven days per week with no breaks. Unless you are a small business owner it is unlikely that you work that many hours.

You'd be surprised. Probably typical at places like Amazon and those public accounting firms. Since salaried workers don't get paid overtime, there's an incentive to extract as much productivity out of someone. It is true that most companies aren't "well run" enough to actually do that and you end up with a lot of "being there for show" as mentioned.
 
You'd be surprised. Probably typical at places like Amazon and those public accounting firms. Since salaried workers don't get paid overtime, there's an incentive to extract as much productivity out of someone. It is true that most companies aren't "well run" enough to actually do that and you end up with a lot of "being there for show" as mentioned.
Look at OP's posting history. He's posting during the work week during the day. He's probably "working" while posting.
 
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