Same once you hired its almost impossible to get fired unless you do some grimey unethical shytI work for the federal gubment, we good over here
My mentor is like thanks peppe been looking for a replacement for 3 years. Your gonna stay right
Same once you hired its almost impossible to get fired unless you do some grimey unethical shytI work for the federal gubment, we good over here
Not if you smart and actually know how to save for a rainy day.Y’all be sweating bullets and beating y’all wives ass when those furlough talks get heavy
Or if they put you on a Performance Improvement Program (PIP).Same once you hired its almost impossible to get fired unless you do some grimey unethical shyt
My mentor is like thanks peppe been looking for a replacement for 3 years. Your gonna stay right
What field is this?Nah, we're trying to get more people for all the work we have available. Winter is our peak operation time.
These companies are making enough money, they value control after profitsCompanies need to downsize offices to save money instead of forcing folks back to the office, it’s fukkin upside down. Makes 0 sense. Save money on rent, save time, increase productivity , instead of this collaboration creativity bullshyt story
Same, good to know I’ll always have stable a job somewhere
that money gets used up almost immediately. Unaccounted for cash on hand is very rare (unless you’re Apple). Most companies are in debt and/or want to immediately invest in areas of growth or new products.Companies need to downsize offices to save money instead of forcing folks back to the office, it’s fukkin upside down. Makes 0 sense. Save money on rent, save time, increase productivity , instead of this collaboration creativity bullshyt story
It is about EBITDA(and EPS if public) but lets be real, 95% of people have never read a financial statement let alone a 10-K in their lives or know why companies make the decisions they do based on that information.We gotta “find $x,xxx,xxx.xx”
that money gets used up almost immediately. Unaccounted for cash on hand is very rare (unless you’re Apple). Most companies are in debt and/or want to immediately invest in areas of growth or new products.
At the end of the day it’s all about EBITDA. Any company worth working for will be transparent with all employees about EBITDA and how it got there.
You better be a truckman not a engine guyMy brudda