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Hopalong:
I totally understand your musings.

I've been using two mini-mantras this week:

1) Calm down.
2) Do what adults do.

It's absurd but with my ADD and my overall feelings about my job (this pleasant week excepted)
....I have to coach myself on how to get through the days sometimes.

One of my friend-colleagues has an even better mantra for me. Made me laugh but I realize
that unfortunately he's absolutely right. Ready? Here goes...

3) Care less.

We live in a ridiculous world.

I like TV too.

Fight depression in small ways every day. That's good enough.

This too shall pass.

Running out of clichés but not supportive thoughts...
Hops

Meh:
Thanks for reading TT and Hops.

Meh:
I have watched every episode on iZombie that I could get from Netflixs and hulu

Same with The Flash

Also there was a TV series about a blond female werewolf I can't even remember what it was called. Bitten

Also long time ago I binged on Merlin



Meh:
Different subject. Where I work we have a very large customer service department all on the same floor of the building. NONE of the managers higher up EVER acknowledge that customers are rude to US. NEVER ever. It's so exhausting. I wish they would occasionally say "We KNOW that customer's are rude and ridiculous".

Today I had a lower-down supervisor tell me that a customer threatened to sue him if he didn't send out additional products free of charge. The customer said she expected a set of items. She scrolled deep down into the random product stuff that I don't even look at and it was "tagged" it had an internet metadata tag with four related items. She interpreted this to mean she was getting a set of four things. She actually told this supervisor that she was going to have something rammed up his ass. He is one of the nicer and better supervisor's there in my opinion. My job is on my mind right now I guess. They are doing a lot of annoying things where I work.

Meh:
I had an annual performance review on Wednesday by one of my supervisors who I have seen wear his pajamas to work and plays fantasy football at work constantly. On a few things he rated me below average. I'm kind of just festering about it waiting to see if they offer me a raise or not.

I had a different kind of quality review where they randomly listen in on what we are doing unbeknownst to us (this was yet a different supervisor) I thought I was rated highly in fact they said I scored higher than most everybody else in the call center. The pay raises are not based on those quality reviews though. The thing that gets me is that it's all like a bogus game. I guess I am kind of wondering if I should complain about my annual review because it's not based on any quantifiable data. shrug I don't think I should really fuss with it

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