What in the fuckity-fuck is this shit?

[bghsmith]

Last nerve? You, job o' mine, are on it.

I have worked at this company since 10/10/07. In that time, I have loved you dearly. But that love is currently turned to hate.

What kind of physcho management theory says "Keep your workers in constant fear of their jobs. They will work harder and respect you for it."?

Apparently, I have been talking smack about my co-workers and supervisors while on my smoke break. Ok, friends of mine. Am I the type of person who goes around saying shitty things about people as a habit? No? Yeah.

I guess if I standing in a group who are doing that, I am the one instigating it. I am such a mean person, that these incidents are going to HR.

Fuck this shit. I am mad enough to want to just walk the fuck out. I am so sick and tired of being accused of doing things I didn't do and fucking up things I didn't fuck up. All the mistakes I make on a daily basis, (And I do, ain't none of us perfect) and you assholes have to make shit up and then want me to apologize?

Fuck this shit.

Comments

*Sympathies*

[themadblonde]

I have my annual review today. I strongly suspect that my supervisor would LOVE to shitcan my ass & get somebody both cheaper & more subservient in my place. We've already been told no raises this year & everyone is tense & fearing for their positions. W/ so many out of work, they could prolly fill anything in a heartbeat (not that they WOULD, being MN HR & therefore not in any hurry to do anything). Regardless, this won't be fun.

Hope YOUR day improves.

Re: *Sympathies*

[bghsmith.livejournal.com]

Ah, to have a job in a recession. Is it REALLY better then being out of work?

*Hugs and positive thoughts your way*

Well...

[themadblonde]

considering the alternative is probably losing my house, yes, marginally. ;-)

Thanks dear, needed & appreciated.

WTH is with the apology bit?

[rdherman.livejournal.com]

They asked you to apologize? If they asked me to apologize I would want -- in writing -- who said that I said those things, what things did I say, and how it was reported and verified. I'd be "more than happy" to apologize while I started looking for another job...

Re: WTH is with the apology bit?

[bghsmith.livejournal.com]

I wasn't told to apologize. If you are pulled into the office and told that you made a mistake/did something bad, you are supposed to apologize for it and pinky-swear to never do it again. (OK, maybe not pinky-swear).

I asked for specifics. "What was said? What was the nature of the conversation? I didn't recall saying anything that might be considered criticizing my coworkers or supervisors. What was said again? I don't speak poorly about my co-workers or my supervisors at work. Now, what exactly was it that I was supposed to be saying?"

Like hell I'll just take it.