Oh I remember such times with glee. But then I did work in a supermarket that was so out of the way management kind of forgot it existed. I was on the deli as well.jasoncyrus said:I know the feeling all too well.
Supermarket shop biatch was my last employment. Just a general shelf stacker and cashier (although that migrated to mostly Cigarette and tobacco desk which this is more related to)
You get random customers coming up and asking you about departments you don't work in(and sometimes never cover for). So you are left going "Uhhh....let me just call someone for you!"
Then you get the look that says they think you are an idiot because you don't instantly know something you can't possibly know offhand.
Same thing applies with phonecalls and lost property, "I left my card in store did you find it last week?" (No idea I was on vacation last week...)
Worst/best part has to be when they are you about a random obscure product you had in stock a decade ago. Worst because you know you'll never find it and the customer will give you either the downtrodden puppy look or the angry 'i think you're a moron' elitest look.
Best though, because you get to spend a good half hour to an hour looking for it afterwards because 'You were sure you saw it last week on the cages in the back'.
(in short terms as my description of this kids relationshiop to myself is long, but I'll just sayHSIAMetalKing said:Well then you fail at seeing the meanings of threads.Frybird said:A T-Shirt with the Text "I'm just the Sales Guy" might help.
Other than that, i fail to see the meaning of this thread :/
I am one of the many underpayed, overworked employees of GameStop. Luckily, I have the privilege of taking home the new games and playing them, then putting them back in the "NEW" section before you buy them.
Ya had to do some digging to find this thread I bet. I'm curious:RufusMcLaser said:It changes from year to year and assignment to assignment, but most of my work revolves around the maintenance and repair of military communications equipment.
How is your comic career?wellington said:I draw comics, which is to say I have just started my first. Don't know if it will ever see print but that's up to the writer, I get paid either way. Was doing portraits and illustrations for wedding programs before this.
because "student" is listed as an "occupation" under most surveys and whatnot. Besides, are you saying that school isn't a job?mark_n_b said:Ya had to do some digging to find this thread I bet. I'm curious:RufusMcLaser said:It changes from year to year and assignment to assignment, but most of my work revolves around the maintenance and repair of military communications equipment.
How is your comic career?wellington said:I draw comics, which is to say I have just started my first. Don't know if it will ever see print but that's up to the writer, I get paid either way. Was doing portraits and illustrations for wedding programs before this.
As for all the students who feel the need to put "I'm a student, I don't have a job": yes, thank you, why would you even bother?
By going to the very last page of the Off-Topic Discussion boardsRichard Groovy Pants said:Wow. A thread from January 2008? How do you even find these things?RufusMcLaser said:It changes from year to year and assignment to assignment, but most of my work revolves around the maintenance and repair of military communications equipment.
I'm also at GameStop.HSIAMetalKing said:Well then you fail at seeing the meanings of threads.
I am one of the many underpayed, overworked employees of GameStop. Luckily, I have the privilege of taking home the new games and playing them, then putting them back in the "NEW" section before you buy them.
I'm the same in terms of course. In my final year and doing part-time work in radio and writing some freelance. Most of my income comes from working at my university doing pretty much basic labour work for retard academics. I get paid very well to sit in front of the TV watching cricket and drinking at the university bar when i'm not busy. Best job ever....Almost makes me reconsider journalism becomes it pays absolutely DICK all and you've got to keep changing work.Hey Joe said:Well, what do you do for a slice of bread? Me, I'm a student (Journalism/Film double major) and I work at a bakery. I don't bake, I just sell the bread, and yet everybody comes into the store and asks "bake this yourself did you?".
I don't suppose the program is pay-base, that would be brilliant.jim_doki said:I'm in Tech Support for one program in the financial planning industry. It's fan bloody Tastic