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  • People who Return to their job twice!

    What's up with that? People are coming to work at my job for the third time, boy are they honest people you should hire to "STAY"

    Hire: Cashier
    1st coming: Cashier
    2nd coming: Unloader

    Hire: Cashier/Courtesy Clerk
    1st coming: Chemicals/ICS
    2nd coming: ICS
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    Providing Excellent customer service and Filtering out nonsense people.

  • #2
    I worked at two jobs twice.

    First I worked at Denny's. Quit for something better, but when I moved out I was still a minor, and my parents took my car until I turned 18. Started as a hostess, came back as a server. Quit because they treated everyone like shit, never trained me, but expected me to maintain the entire restuarant on my own. Seriously, they expected me to serve 3 rooms of people on my own. The other servers called in, and the manager couldn't be bothered.

    Second one I worked for Afterthoughts. Worked there at 16, left because of the above issue--the car thing. They called when I turned 18 and asked if I could come back as management. I did. Quit because they promised me the assistant manager position because they were going to fire the current assistant manager. After a year, they still hadn't worked up the guts to fire her. Since the assistant Assistant manager (or key closer) pay sucked, and the hours sucked I left.

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    • #3
      I have also worked at a job twice. For F-ly's and a clothing company. The first time for F-ly's was because I was under 18 and really wanted a serving job. Left for a better job after giving 2 weeks notice (with less pay, but it's a better job!) and went back a little over a year later to supplement my income, left again after giving 2 weeks notice to go to college. I used to close on Sunday nights and had Monday off from both jobs. Was a pretty nice schedule. The clothing company was because I did seasonal work both times, and it has a fantastic discount for the clothes, so why not? Tried to go back a 3rd time, didn't work so well. I think they were mad because I took the week after christmas off. I really needed that week off that year, but oh well.
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      • #4
        I did two rounds at Kinko's.

        I assure you, that will be all.

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        • #5
          I just returned to the wine store this week after quitting six months ago.

          I got a better deal this time around. Once I left, it became very clear exactly how much they needed me. I always liked the job itself, I just wasn't fond of my hours before.

          There are a lot of reasons why someone may need or want to leave a job for a while, even if its a job they liked. And then once circumstances change, they're more than happy to return.

          If you have to ask, it's probably better posted at www.fratching.com

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          • #6
            I worked at my last job for a total of 2 times.

            I was working there for a year, the pay was good, and I had weekends off. Then I moved out of state, so I had to get a different job. I stayed for a month at that job, and got laid-off. So I moved back to town, and applied at the place, I had before. I was there for a year, and was getting treated poorly, so I quit. And now I am working for my buddy, in his crappy store.
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            • #7
              I may apply to work at Target again for the holidays, I still haven't decided yet. I actually kinda miss the place, as horrible as it was. Really I just want to hang with my old coworkers again and do physical work, rather than the mind numbing office shit.
              "I don't have an anger problem I have an idiot problem!" - Hank Hill

              When in deadly danger, when beset by doubt, run around in little circles, wave your arms and shout!

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              • #8
                Quoth Ringtail Z28 View Post
                ...Really I just want to hang with my old coworkers again and do physical work, rather than the mind numbing office shit.
                I hate to say it but I've gone back not once, not twice, but three times.

                The first time I quit (after giving 2 wks notice) because I found a better paying job at a doctor's office. I loved my coworkers at the store, liked my manager and even enjoyed the work but the pay sucked royaly! ($5.15/hr)

                Once I started at the doctor's office, all I did was answer phones and cut up scrap paper for the office girls to use as note pads. I thought I was gonna lose my everloving mind. Walked out one day for lunch and never went back.

                So, back to the store I went.

                This time I lasted 5 years in the same dept. But we had a new manager come in who was a cocaine addict, a drunk and your average, run-of-the-mill, 25-yr-old she-beast. She made my life a living hell.

                I tried to transfer out of her dept but it wasn't gonna happen. So, I gave her 2 wks notice and moved on, without having another job lined up. It was one of the most stupid things I ever did. Took me four months to find work.

                The job I found was working at home, paid good money and I was doing okay for a while. But after a couple years my supervisor retired and I received fewer and fewer orders. I needed something else to supplement my income.

                So, back to the store I went to work 3rd shift stocking. Loved it - Loved it - Loved it! No SCs to speak of, great coworkers, busy, physical work. I loved it. After 6 weeks they let me go because my position had been eliminated. In other words, they slashed hours to the bone.

                Damn!

                I then went to work for Family Dollar but was only getting about 16 hrs a week. I kept going to the store to try and get a 3rd shift job again, but they just weren't hiring for that shift. Eventually, I trained as a cashier and went back for the third time.

                I've since tranferred to fashions and hate every minute of it. But at least I'm not sitting at a desk cutting up scrap paper.
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                Depression sets in.
                The hellhole is calling me ~
                I don't want to go.

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                • #9
                  I just hit 5 years on my second go-round for B&N. I worked at Store1 for 3 years, then left for a publishing job at a non-profit in Philly; I left that for personal reasons (I actually really liked that job and wish I hadn't left; though if I hadn't moved back home I would not have had several important relationships (friends and boyfriends), so I guess things happen for a reason, huh? at least that's what I tell myself), and ended up back at Store1 for another 3 years, then 2 years at Store2, and now I am just over a year at the Distribution Center. So in spite of the fact that I have worked for the company for a total of 8+ years (since October 1997, minus one year), that year off "reset" my time and I just got my 5-year pin at Christmas (actually, more like March by the time I actually got it).
                  Last edited by BookstoreEscapee; 07-07-2007, 12:06 AM.
                  I don't go in for ancient wisdom
                  I don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious
                  It means that they're worthy - Tim Minchin, "White Wine in the Sun"

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                  • #10
                    I'm going back to my old job in the civil service, I only left cos I wanted to be a glamourous air hostess
                    No longer a flight atttendant!

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