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my family thinks my daughter is too picky about the jobs she applies for

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She knows that she would find jobs that require a lot of contact with the public torturous, and therefore did not apply to any openings for fast food or retail outlets, although that is the type of job that is most plentiful for her age group. She is an introvert, and quite shy on top of that.

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new coworker makes a lot of mistakes, excessive hand-shaking, and more

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We receive little supervision and I don’t expect that to change until the new year at the earliest, so I may be the only person catching his errors. I’d also look at retail, food service, and even call centers since those can be easier to get jobs in without experience.

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my abusive ex works at the company where I’m interviewing, friends keep trying to lure me from my job, and more

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On one occasion, after months and months of nagging, I applied at my brother’s company as a retail sales rep. The hiring manager seemed baffled that I would be willing to give up being my own boss to come and work retail. He wrote that one of his patients had her dog die five months in a row because of his use of this.).

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Mortification Week: the wizened coworker, the hot cheetos, and more

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I didn’t get in trouble, but I was very well supervised from that point onward. A few years ago, I worked for a nonprofit that provided home-delivered meals to homebound seniors, as well as pet food and supplies for their pets. It didn’t matter which job it was – I just didn’t want to do retail anymore! The wrong word.