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im going insane

I'm about to go insane. I never realized when you dropped out of college you'll be stuck working for your parents to manage a factory in China. Ill be honest and say work ethics in China is extremely low at this moment. They dont care if you give them warning notice, they'll do the same thing the next day. If you push them too far, they're more than happy to quit. Work is so abundance in China they'll find a new job the next day even if it's the factory next to yours. Just thinking about the factory is enough to give me grey hair. I feel like im stuck in a rut. Any one with good advice to offer?
 
Skeletomania said:
I'm about to go insane. I never realized when you dropped out of college you'll be stuck working for your parents to manage a factory in China. Ill be honest and say work ethics in China is extremely low at this moment. They dont care if you give them warning notice, they'll do the same thing the next day. If you push them too far, they're more than happy to quit. Work is so abundance in China they'll find a new job the next day even if it's the factory next to yours. Just thinking about the factory is enough to give me grey hair. I feel like im stuck in a rut. Any one with good advice to offer?

Surely nobody is forcing you to do this - get out and do another job, that you want to do - why do you need anybody to tell you this - surely it's obvious? :confused:
 
Bruce, you gotta read his (?) Parents' minds...
Skeletomania said:
I'm about to go insane. I never realized when you dropped out of college you'll be stuck working for your parents to manage a factory in China.

Ain't that the worst? I hate when that happens.:smug:

Ill be honest and say work ethics in China is extremely low at this moment. They dont care if you give them warning notice, they'll do the same thing the next day. If you push them too far, they're more than happy to quit. Work is so abundant in China they'll find a new job the next day even if it's the factory next to yours. Just thinking about the factory is enough to give me grey hair. I feel like im stuck in a rut. Any one with good advice to offer?
How about going back to college? Maybe your parents saddled you up with that crappy job to get you to go back. Why'd you drop out anyway? It doesn't sound like you have any major family/financial reasons to do it...
 
It's China, right? Tell them:
1. You will harvest their organs if they don't comply
2. You will outsource their jobs to the U.S.
3. You and Deng Zou Peng are really tight, and he will send them to a forced labor camp for re-education
4. They will never be able to afford that new Escalade with that attitude
5. You'll tell their mom
6. They make you lick the chips at the Intel plant, so don't come crawling back to me when you get some toxic poisoning at your new job

I would consider going back to school so you can get a business degree. . . . .and end up running a factory in China.
 
Sorry, but I have little sympathy. Poor baby drops out of college, and daddy lets him manage a factory instead.

Don't like it, go get your own job. Better yet, stop being a quitter and finish school. You will have more respect for the things you work for.
 
Skeletomania said:
I'm about to go insane. I never realized when you dropped out of college you'll be stuck working for your parents to manage a factory in China.
Dude, tell your parents that they can send me to college and I'll actually appreciate it. My father in law always wanted my wife to marry a doctor.
 
no one would die to have my job. There's more job opening than workers to fill the slot. That's the only reason why workers behave the way they do. They know we need them more than they need us. That's the reason i'm so frustrated. It really boils my potato to find people stop working so they can take half an hour break to talk on their cell phone or take a long nap right infront of your eyes. It doesn't look good when a worker is getting paid to sleep while others are working hard. I do understand the importance of school, but since i took this job i've been working 7 days a week.
 
Skeletomania said:
no one would die to have my job. There's more job opening than workers to fill the slot. That's the only reason why workers behave the way they do. They know we need them more than they need us. That's the reason i'm so frustrated. It cooks my goose to find people stop working so they can take half an hour break to talk on their cell phone or take a long nap right infront of your eyes. It doesn't look good when a worker is getting paid to sleep while others are working hard. I do understand the importance of school, but since i took this job i've been working 7 days a week.


Errrr.. as you are saying there are so many job openings, then - the solution for you is blindingly obvious!!

GET ANOTHER JOB!!

:hmm:
 
Blackbird said:
I'm surprised you're not encouraging him to go back to school, Bruce.

Well - we have been given no information about this possibility or much at all really about the general situation.

However we are told that jobs are easy to come by - so simple logic says that if you don't like your current job then the most obvious course of action would be to get one of these "easy to come by" jobs!

I don't believe college is the answer to everything or that it suits every person - but generally most people have to get a job that suits them at some point in their life - so might as well start trying different ones now!

Certainly beats moaning about your current one!! ;)