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To want to quit my job

8 replies

Bnxybee · 08/08/2022 22:04

I’ve f*ing had enough.

I work in a fast paced catering environment and my best just isn’t good enough for anyone.

There’s one chef in particular who finds fault in everything I do. For example, we were low on a specific food item today so I shouted down for it like I’ve been trained to do. I also said there were plenty of the other food items we usually use as a substitute at that time of night. She muttered something but I didn’t hear her as the queue was horrendous. I shouted down again when it got even lower and she snapped at me that I have legs and to go cook it myself. I told her that the other food substitute was available and she spoke to me in a really slow and sarcastic tone in front of customers (“Well, you didn’t mention that. Did you?” … Yes, I bloody did!).

I was sweeping the floor as she was counting the money so I was going to get to the till area once she was done. She grabbed the broom off me and started pointing out the areas I’d “missed” (I.e, hadn’t yet done because she was stood there) then did it herself whilst tutting and giving me dirty looks.

The girl I worked with today told me she prefers to serve than work behind the till. Whilst she was microwaving stuff in the kitchen, I took over the food preparation to try and help her out. She told me to stick to the tills as otherwise she gets confused. So I did. Then I was shouted at for letting her “do all the work”.

They think I’m stupid and said that my siblings (who are in university) obviously got all the brains. I laughed it off but in all seriousness I feel like s**t. I have an ADHD diagnosis and have struggled my entire life. My confidence is so low I won’t even drive anymore because I’m terrified of losing concentration with a toddler in the car. A few months ago, I lost my (second) cleaning job because I forgot to dust something and left a dirty cloth out (we were in the middle of moving house and I was absolutely shattered. My child has never slept well).

I'm feeling so sorry for myself tonight. I don’t even want to try anymore because I continually get knocked back, no matter how hard I try.

Even my friends laugh at how scatty I am. I’ve really worked on my timekeeping and can proudly say I haven’t been late for anything for years. Yet I still get labelled as “unreliable”. My friend threw a barbecue and asked me to bring bread and pop. She told me afterwards that she has brought some as a back up, just in case, as she knows what I’m like.

Everyone can f* off. I’m done! Might just call my manager a twat and be done with it.

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Bnxybee · 08/08/2022 22:05

Sorry. I don’t know why it’s in italics.

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Tohaveandtohold · 08/08/2022 22:09

I’m sorry you’re going through this. honestly, speak to someone, take a deep breath, sleep over it and don’t make any decisions tonight based on how you’re feeling and if by tomorrow, you feel you have to leave then do it.

Pollianne · 08/08/2022 22:16

I think you’ve become the cat to kick in your current workplace. Your supervisor sounds impatient, unreasonable and disorganised. Give yourself some credit for doing work which is physically demanding with a youngster and a house move. And as tempting as it is to tell your supervisor to shove it, try to find another job so you can hand in your notice with a big smile.

clickychicky · 08/08/2022 22:19

Don't quit yet. Play the long game. Find something better, get a reference from this place. Then gleefully leave.

Sunnyqueen · 08/08/2022 22:21

Nah that sounds horrible and just not worth it. I would purposely go to my next busy shift and walk out half way through but I'm petty like that haha.

Bnxybee · 08/08/2022 22:41

Sunnyqueen · 08/08/2022 22:21

Nah that sounds horrible and just not worth it. I would purposely go to my next busy shift and walk out half way through but I'm petty like that haha.

I’ve thought about it. I honestly have.

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EmergencyHepNeeded · 08/08/2022 22:43

Leaving like that would hurt them on that one day but it would hurt you for a long time afterwards because you'd struggle to get a job without a reference.

ThePomegranateClause · 08/08/2022 22:49

There are loads of jobs going in catering and hospitality at the moment. Don't stay somewhere where you're the scapegoat. Life's too short.

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