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This week I've been making all my doctor's appointments like crazy, hoping to squeeze everything in before I get a job, since employers hate their employees for seeing a damn doctor, because well....it's America.
So far, I am making appointments to see the following doctors:
This week I've been making all my doctor's appointments like crazy, hoping to squeeze everything in before I get a job, since employers hate their employees for seeing a damn doctor, because well....it's America.
So far, I am making appointments to see the following doctors:
No, employers do not hate their employees for seeing a doctor. But when you made your appointments in the way you did at your last employer, then yeah.
No, employers do not hate their employees for seeing a doctor. But when you made your appointments in the way you did at your last employer, then yeah.
This week I've been making all my doctor's appointments like crazy, hoping to squeeze everything in before I get a job, since employers hate their employees for seeing a damn doctor, because well....it's America.
So far, I am making appointments to see the following doctors:
You've had 3 months , so, of course, employers should expect you to work during all working hours, every single day. This should have been taken care of, completely, 2 months ago.
You've had 3 months , so, of course, employers should expect you to work during all working hours, every single day. This should have been taken care of, completely, 2 months ago.
I have to ask: if his health problems are that bad, why is he working? He said before that his health/doctor appointments absolutely cannot wait.
This week I've been making all my doctor's appointments like crazy, hoping to squeeze everything in before I get a job, since employers hate their employees for seeing a damn doctor, because well....it's America.
So far, I am making appointments to see the following doctors:
Geez if this is you at 31, at 70, will anything work?
BTW, employers I have had are fine with infrequent doctor appointments, but I didn't take time off for cable, and I got my dentists stuff in before and after office hours. Most of them start earlier than offices for that reason. And, of course, I do not text at work except at lunch.
So make sure once employed again to be Mr. Reliable..always there for working hours as much as everyone at the company.
Last edited by BobNJ1960; 12-14-2015 at 07:31 PM..
Geez if this is you at 31, at 70, will anything work?
BTW, employers I have had are fine with infrequent doctor appointments, but I didn't take time off for cable, and I got my dentists stuff in before and after office hours. Most of them start earlier than offices for that reason. And, of course, I do not text at work except at lunch.
So make sure once employed again to be Mr. Reliable..always there for working hours as much as everyone at the company.
This. And don't just up and leave. Request the time off ahead of time. Otherwise it looks as if you are just walking off the job.
This week I've been making all my doctor's appointments like crazy, hoping to squeeze everything in before I get a job, since employers hate their employees for seeing a damn doctor, because well....it's America.
So far, I am making appointments to see the following doctors:
Ah yes, I see the attitude has not changed. Therefore, once hired, don't expect the outcome to be much different. A different place...maybe a few different pros and cons as time goes on....but the end result will be you finding fault in the locale or the job or the people or...........& you'll be on to the next job hunt. Because once again, this won't be on you.
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