Baal
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I work for Superstore, part of Loblaws in Canada, the largest grocery chain in the Country (well, there's only like three total anyways, but w/e).
I've seen a lot of lazyness, but I mean....working at a grocery store sucks. It's just so repetitive. I don't mind the job that much, but I work outside most of the time (freezing, but I dress warm) so I'm away from all the customers and such.
I've done my fair share of slacking too, I won't deny it, but no where near what other people do of course. I have this thing inside of me, I haven't decided if it's good or bad yet, but it's there. All it does is make me second guess every little decision I make regarding work related stuff. Such as the possible (sometimes outlandish) consequences of not doing something, or what people might think if I don't, etc. Part of it derives from my analytical personality.
It can get annoying but it usually helps me get the job done. Mainly the thing with my job is, if I don't do what I am required or supposed to do, it doesn't effect the customers, it effects the other people I work with. If I don't do something, they'll have to do it, so that usually motivates me pretty well. Despite the fact that I know they don't, for the most part, share the same feelings.
Bottom line, retail sucks, and please don't judge retail workers if you've never worked retail in your life.
I've seen a lot of lazyness, but I mean....working at a grocery store sucks. It's just so repetitive. I don't mind the job that much, but I work outside most of the time (freezing, but I dress warm) so I'm away from all the customers and such.
I've done my fair share of slacking too, I won't deny it, but no where near what other people do of course. I have this thing inside of me, I haven't decided if it's good or bad yet, but it's there. All it does is make me second guess every little decision I make regarding work related stuff. Such as the possible (sometimes outlandish) consequences of not doing something, or what people might think if I don't, etc. Part of it derives from my analytical personality.
It can get annoying but it usually helps me get the job done. Mainly the thing with my job is, if I don't do what I am required or supposed to do, it doesn't effect the customers, it effects the other people I work with. If I don't do something, they'll have to do it, so that usually motivates me pretty well. Despite the fact that I know they don't, for the most part, share the same feelings.
Bottom line, retail sucks, and please don't judge retail workers if you've never worked retail in your life.