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What's funny is that you bitch when an employer does this to you, but you think it's okay for you to do. You are irresponsible, lazy and unreliable, so the company gave you the finger. And they were damn right in doing that.
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Ok, so this was directed at my comment where I said: "Hey, I am a twat, and this is a shitty thing to do". It's nice when so mofo feels the need to still jump and down on my head for it.
My work ethic. Which is different to yours. My work ethic that tells me a minimum wage job is less important than a human's happiness. Why must I respect yours, when you have no respect for mine? This is what I always find difficult about this topic, I'm willing to talk, listen and even learn. Then there's folk on the other side just want to hegemonise all the little worker bees.
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If that's your approach to employment now as a job taker vs. a job maker I would have no reason to expect you would behave differently if I paid you $50,000 a year vs. minimum wage.
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Bollocks. Most of the pro-slacker poster here has stated that if the job was interesting, they'd work more productively. IMO a $50,000 job should offer some intellectual stimulation so I'd be willing to show up 100% of the time.
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I think you might find some answers about childish teenagers in this book.
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It's an interesting read (so far). I liked this quote
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You can learn what you need, even the technical stuff, at the moment you need it or shortly before.
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