Invocation of the BF2S spirits costs karma.
I was browsing /r/Teachers and saw somebody post the pay scale for my obscure district in a thread. I looked at their profile and saw they submitted a bunch of pictures with their girlfriend along with other things like complaints against the art teacher in his building etc. I switched to a burner account and messaged them that I recognized him and he should be careful with what he posts online and identifying information. I never got a response back. He did delete the reddit account though.
I hope the dude didn't shit himself. I would hope someone would do the same for me.
I hope the dude didn't shit himself. I would hope someone would do the same for me.
I'm already getting pretty tired of this 40 hour a week nonsense after doing almost 10 years of it
inb4 "ha, i worked 90 hour weeks" "well I worked 110"
Ha ha ha
I routinely worked 60+ hrs one way or another.
I routinely worked 60+ hrs one way or another.
Fuck Israel
and you never even made it to middle management in 25+ years. well done. have another free paper cup of coffee, subordinate.
I am in the school building only 36 hours a week. The total daily instructional time is 3 hours and 30 minutes. I spend maybe a quarter of that actually teaching. A lot of time on my phone. The teachers laugh about how easy our jobs are compared to other people. We get drunk and laugh about it at our Christmas parties.
I am actually working towards administration so I can work even less.
Suck it.
I am actually working towards administration so I can work even less.
Suck it.
i work about 20 hours a week. if i wanted to be based somewhere like southeast asia, or even bali, i could probably work 10-15. i’d have too much free time, almost.
i do think it’s important to have a job and some purpose in life, but the culture of humblebragging over how much of your life you (unproductively) spend to make someone else richer is very toxic and totally silly. ‘i work 60+ hours a week!’ yeah, you’re not being virtuous in doing that. you’re being masochistic. and you’re paying for your manager’s next boat or holiday in antibes.
i do think it’s important to have a job and some purpose in life, but the culture of humblebragging over how much of your life you (unproductively) spend to make someone else richer is very toxic and totally silly. ‘i work 60+ hours a week!’ yeah, you’re not being virtuous in doing that. you’re being masochistic. and you’re paying for your manager’s next boat or holiday in antibes.
Last edited by uziq (2022-12-17 21:09:24)
Even if I didn't get automatic yearly raises and a pension, I could live comfortably on what I make now forever. I make enough to get high and date and still throw some at the stock market.
Life doesn't seem so bad now.
Life doesn't seem so bad now.
Erm, ~40 for actual work, ~20+ and holidays for self and family, its been very productive.uziq wrote:
i work about 20 hours a week. if i wanted to be based somewhere like southeast asia, or even bali, i could probably work 10-15. i’d have too much free time, almost.
i do think it’s important to have a job and some purpose in life, but the culture of humblebragging over how much of your life you (unproductively) spend to make someone else richer is very toxic and totally silly. ‘i work 60+ hours a week!’ yeah, you’re not being virtuous in doing that. you’re being masochistic. and you’re paying for your manager’s next boat or holiday in antibes.
Fuck Israel
i'm not necessarily talking about you personally. but there have been umpteen studies that working longer hours != being more productive. even in terms of basic attention to tasks and motivation.
and there's a very prevalent culture, especially in junior positions in banking and law firms, of basically living at the office and making a song and dance of it. interns at london investment banks regularly do 60-70 hours a week. they're definitely not working smart or making the most of it. it's basically a ritual of initiation and a part of the office culture's socialisation. and it's very, very dumb.
and there's a very prevalent culture, especially in junior positions in banking and law firms, of basically living at the office and making a song and dance of it. interns at london investment banks regularly do 60-70 hours a week. they're definitely not working smart or making the most of it. it's basically a ritual of initiation and a part of the office culture's socialisation. and it's very, very dumb.
I'm an evening person, I literally get paid for my off time.
I can snooze through the day, mooch around poking at stuff, people are still blown away by my efficiency and productivity.
Now that I'm a project manager its just mind-bending how little I do during the day.
Then I have the evening free to do my own/family stuff while I'm awake and motivated.
I can snooze through the day, mooch around poking at stuff, people are still blown away by my efficiency and productivity.
Now that I'm a project manager its just mind-bending how little I do during the day.
Then I have the evening free to do my own/family stuff while I'm awake and motivated.
Fuck Israel
Off work through early next year and only 2 vacation days used (that were use or lose anyway). Definitely the most consecutive time off I've had in quite some time; gonna be weird.
Offer letter came in and it was significantly higher than what I was expecting. Total compensation would be about 40% more than my current role. Too good to pass up.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Old boss refused herself because she was the one who recommended me. Probably the toughest interview I've ever had but I think I did well, and I got a thumbs up via text about a half hour after I got done, so I'm sure I did ok.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Panel interview is set for Monday. My old boss is leading the panel interview. This should be a slam dunk
Now just waiting for an offer letter. Pray for me, mighty stewards of bf2s
Thanks for your prayers, bf2s. We did it.
I got the vice principal and his secretary little boxes of chocolate for Christmas.
Good career advice I read a long time ago was to always butter up the school secretaries. They are often the gatekeepers to your boss.
Good career advice I read a long time ago was to always butter up the school secretaries. They are often the gatekeepers to your boss.
Nayce! Congrats Ken!KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Offer letter came in and it was significantly higher than what I was expecting. Total compensation would be about 40% more than my current role. Too good to pass up.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Old boss refused herself because she was the one who recommended me. Probably the toughest interview I've ever had but I think I did well, and I got a thumbs up via text about a half hour after I got done, so I'm sure I did ok.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Panel interview is set for Monday. My old boss is leading the panel interview. This should be a slam dunk
Now just waiting for an offer letter. Pray for me, mighty stewards of bf2s
Thanks for your prayers, bf2s. We did it.
Let's all get a round of 4090s, ken's picking up the tab.
congrats ken, that's a nice bit of end of year news.
I just had to stop a big fight from happening. The situation was totally handled and everyone was calming down. A VP came in yelling at the kids and made the situation way worse. Now the kids are suspended. They didn't do anything wrong. That's total bullshit.
I am in the process of writing a report in case anyone asks me what I saw while it is fresh in my mind.
Steady stream of key people leaving my company, my take is the CEO is an oaf.
Up close he's unimpressive.
In other news I survived the trip to south east asia. 18hrs door to door to get there, more to get back, flights were fucked up, basically didn't sleep for ~40hrs. Definitely don't get paid enough for this.
It was like visting minion world, and there were always three of them. Every meeting went along these lines.
"Hey guys, do you think we could do it this way?"
"Dilbert, we'll discuss it. Patooty orang patata, Dilbert tatooty patata?"
"No, tatooty potata!"
"Tatooty potata? No! Tapoopy dum fark ar!"
"Ha ha! Tapoopy dum fark ar!"
"Ha ha! Tapoopy patata dum fark ar!"
"Yes Dilbert, we can do that"
"Thats great, thanks, I love you guys"
"We love you too Dilbert"
Up close he's unimpressive.
In other news I survived the trip to south east asia. 18hrs door to door to get there, more to get back, flights were fucked up, basically didn't sleep for ~40hrs. Definitely don't get paid enough for this.
It was like visting minion world, and there were always three of them. Every meeting went along these lines.
"Hey guys, do you think we could do it this way?"
"Dilbert, we'll discuss it. Patooty orang patata, Dilbert tatooty patata?"
"No, tatooty potata!"
"Tatooty potata? No! Tapoopy dum fark ar!"
"Ha ha! Tapoopy dum fark ar!"
"Ha ha! Tapoopy patata dum fark ar!"
"Yes Dilbert, we can do that"
"Thats great, thanks, I love you guys"
"We love you too Dilbert"
Fuck Israel
Trying to give severely autistic kids a quarterly exam is a nightmare. They see a low grade and panic. Panic, panic, panic. I have had to hear from one very autistic kid "I need to impress my parents" over and over again. I tried to reassure him that I will double check and see if the computer made a mistake (bump the grade). But he is still going being weepy about it. Another kid is turning very red and I can see the panic in his eyes. They get 4 tries to submit the 4 question exam and after every attempt they ask if they can do it again. They keep getting the same grade since every time they put in the same exact answers.
I am being nice to the kids of course but it is 10 AM and I desperately need a Advil for the headache I now have.
I did. The quarterly exams are given to me by the district. The one the district sent me had 10 short answer question. I turned the whole thing into 4 multiple choice.Newbie wrote:
Could you make the test easier?
I am being nice to the kids of course but it is 10 AM and I desperately need a Advil for the headache I now have.
I'm not going to ask you that. I'm on the side of classwork and more short exams, and less or no homework.