You've more than earned that paid time off!

Sorry boss, the damage is done.

Greedy companies are gonna greedy, but karma still gonna karma.

The audacity these companies have!

Never underestimate your opponent. Whether you're a professional boxer in the ring or an unwitting grocery shopper passing a Girl Scout cookie table, this is an important shred of wisdom to remember. Those Girl Scouts may look cute and naive, but they're plotting to cash in on your underestimation of their formidable wit.

“I am also going through everyday torture of her petty comments about my vacation, but I am gonna count it as a victory, as small it is!”

If you have been waiting for a sign to quit your job, this is it.

Sometimes you need to seek out karma, sometimes karma is thurst upon you.

You're never too young to stand up for yourself.

If you're going to be a micromanaging kind of manager, then you should at least do it with correct grammar…

Trying to beat that eepy feeling at work should count as overtime.

In this case, the support of a loving husband can only go so far. It's greatly appreciated and needed, but he has never been in your shoes. Luckily, the internet is here to connect anybody with support from others who have been exactly where you are!

“At the same time, I probably dodged a bullet because what a weird requirement! Do they just fire anyone who turns 25??”

“Humans are creatures of habit." Bla, bla, bla, whoever said that was not talking about going to work.

The business world is cruel. They take great pride in their well-known motto, which emphasizes the value of family and how they treat their staff as one large, happy family. But when the chips are down, who gets pushed aside first? Yes, exactly. Think about that for a moment. The story that follows is from a dissatisfied hotel employee. At the time of the incident, OP had been managing multiple duties. He drove the shuttle for one of the airline crews and was responsible for loading and unloadi…

Sometimes you need to quit because you're not getting paid enough for the work you do. Sometimes you are getting paid well for the work you do, maybe even over the usual market value for your position, but if the work environment is making you miserable, you still need to quit. Obviously, it's up to you, do whatever you want, but are you seriously okay with having to endure such a volatile place for such a a huge chunk of your life? One banker said enough is enough. She had been working at this…