Question about a situation.
Just today one of my managers who I really despise only because of the way he works things pissed me off today, but I really don't want to get on managements bad side so I sucked it up and held my tongue. He also ALWAYS asks for me to clock in early and only one time I said "Yeah, just let me finish my Starbucks" He walked away kind of pissed and I never even clocked in early. I try to stay away from him as much as possible because of the way he works things.
My advice to you Manny is just try not to get on his bad side. I mean it'll be a lot better and he or they won't be keeping a close eye on you either. Because I'm really cool with all the managers and BS with them they let me get away with a lot and when I'm late they don't make a big deal out of it. For the others that they don't like, they watch like an eagle for reasons to let them go.
Anyway, you say you want to work your way up, but don't seem to know how to go about it. If this guy is a ***** to everyone, win him over. If he gets the job done his bosses will notice and never hurts to be a right hand man when promotions are being handed out
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Anyway, you say you want to work your way up, but don't seem to know how to go about it. If this guy is a ***** to everyone, win him over. If he gets the job done his bosses will notice and never hurts to be a right hand man when promotions are being handed out
Wow! I hope they got in trouble for that
Wow! I hope they got in trouble for that
i never worked at walmart but a friend of mine did in the late 90s and i think it happened to him. he got a few hundred $ as part of a lawsuit settlement
My question: can he really fire me if he wants me to clock in before my time? Or make me stay passed my schedule?
Just today one of my managers who I really despise only because of the way he works things pissed me off today, but I really don't want to get on managements bad side so I sucked it up and held my tongue. He also ALWAYS asks for me to clock in early and only one time I said "Yeah, just let me finish my Starbucks" He walked away kind of pissed and I never even clocked in early. I try to stay away from him as much as possible because of the way he works things.
My advice to you Manny is just try not to get on his bad side. I mean it'll be a lot better and he or they won't be keeping a close eye on you either. Because I'm really cool with all the managers and BS with them they let me get away with a lot and when I'm late they don't make a big deal out of it. For the others that they don't like, they watch like an eagle for reasons to let them go.
This sums it up perfectly. OP, if you want to go far in life and work up the chain in your career, the you have to go "above and beyond". Some will succeed, and some won't. However, you NEVER want to burn a bridge with a manager/supervisor, or whatever the hell they may be. As for all the people on here bashing him, get over it. Like already stated, it's his job and not yours.
The only thing that I can suggest to you, is try to talk to him one on one, and let him know that you don't like the way he talks to you. (Tactfully)
A lot of times, this will fix problems like these.







