#Hr management company

[avinikasolution]

[tierras]

Oh dear, why are you quitting ?

mostly because my manager is severely unstable and toxic :(

[hemaris]

soooooo annoying how a year ago i was like hahaaaa leaving the legal sector FOREVER & now i'm like being a public prosecutor would pay really well though 🥺🥺🥺

[followerofmercy]

God I FUCKING love my job. I was made for management lasfkdj

[clowningaroundmars]

when you find out your creepy and inept general manager just got fiirrrreeeddd

[soapypartiallycleandishes]

God I hate my fucjing JOB so fucking much

[grplindia]

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[myfootyrthroat]

A lot of politics talk on Tumblr/Reddit seems to use political labels the same way people talk about their "hometowns".

I have family members who strongly identify with and go hard for teams from the city that our Grandparents met in, but that nobody in our family has lived in for two generations. Similarly, I'll see people who really hang on to political labels like "leftist" or "anarchist" when their politics are in no way identifiable with that label.

[king-ludwig-ii]

in work drama updates: the person who outed me is the same person who’s been ratting people out to our supervisor.

This one guy joked about not working out his full two weeks bc he was so excited to leave so they went to management and told them that he straight up said he wasn’t going to show up on his last day so they sent him home half a week early.

Another coworker told them she was in the final round interviews for another job and they also went to management and they ended up firing her the same day

[benechillax]

getting annual performance reviewed next week. fun

[evil-shadowskull]

also last thing ill say on this but that one post i saw like "ask yourself what would YOU do if you were in pms shoes" is driving me crazy like ok first of all im just some guy on the internet, not a team manager or an hr manager or an executive director of an indie game dev company (= a person who's literal job is to deal with situations like these happening. yeah), secondly if youre really asking little old me then the answer is i would not fire the artist. sorry what kind of answer did you expect

[cuoredimuschio]

inputing my coworker's $5/hr raise about to send me over the edge for real 😙✌️

[curiosity-killed]

oh your tags are so intruging so.. landlords? ☕️

LMFAO this timing is perfect as my landlord literally just left

Okay so first, unpopular tumblr opinion: I don’t think everyone renting out a space is irredeemable scum of the earth. I think, however counterintuitive it seems, there can be ethical renting. My last apartment was the basement of a family home and my rent paid for their kids’ daycare (presumably with a little extra but honestly probably not much).

But mostly I want to close them in a refrigerator box, attach it to a bungee cord, and dribble them in and out of a vat of Gatorade until they are thoroughly miserable and sticky and have wet cardboard stuck all over them.

I think renting should be like most businesses where you want to price at a point that covers overhead and provides a little padding both for unexpected shocks and for reinvestment/profit. Where I think it gets evil is both the implication (and somewhat societally-adopted view) that a landlord is somehow giving you something and you are beholden to them and the use of that to coerce people into giving up huge chunks of their income for a basic human right.

To my mind, the duty on a tenant is exactly what it says in your lease and absolutely no more. Pay your rent* and don’t be a super destructive/harmful asshole and that’s…basically it**. But there gets to be this pervasive feeling that a tenant is subservient to a landlord and consequently owes them not only the legal obligations set forth in their lease but also unending patience, flexibility, and other material or service provisions. That’s bullshit.

A lease is a contract that imposes duties on both parties and in all US states (except I think Alabama??) that includes provisions like maintaining the space in good repair, prompt and appropriate maintenance, and, at least in some cases, a quiet and respectful environment. Your landlord agrees and is legally bound to uphold those rights or face financial and legal penalties.

Ironically, to me, the law is for once often on the side of tenants but most people are disempowered to act on that through both lack of information and widespread, malignant social coercion.

If you think about it terms of employment, you get paid for services rendered/goods delivered. Your landlord gets paid for maintaining the unit, dealing with maintenance and repairs, and other services as detailed in your lease (& your local bill of rights and/or housing code). If an employee fails to complete the responsibilities outlined in their job description, they get fired. Why should your landlord get any greater consideration?

Now, if we want to talk about Property Management Companies, I may need a longer post, a bottle of wine, and either a flamethrower or many cans of spray paint.

*evictions are actually just evil. Like it might be slightly more nuanced than that but not really. Fuck evictions

**obviously nothing you see here constitutes legal advice and pls read your leases closely (& have someone else read thru it if possible)

send me a ☕️ and a topic and i’ll talk about how i feel about it

[69shrimp]

food service jobs suck major ass but at least you get food