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Am I a push over or the ideal employee?
>new at job since july 1st
>warehouse type job
>lots of lifting, processing boxes, carts and pallets
>managers and co workers love my work ethic
>i put in long hours, usually skip my breaks and help everyone
heres my dilemma though
>if anyone asks for help i drop what im doing and help
>managers call me the night before and ask if i can come earlier
>i always say yes and its happened like 5 times now
>never deny extra shifts, shift changes or new tasks
>managers make me take on tasks most others dont do
>literally today
>manager asks if i can come take in truck tomorrow
>i say yes immediately
>"Do you ever say no anon?"
>i just shrug with a smile
So am I just like a push over that does what everyone tells him?
Or is this the perfect work ethic to have?
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You should ask for a raise then.
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it's the work ethic employers dream of and humanity benefits from because it gets shit done. it has great value. know your value.
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>>18638906
Seeing as I just started in july 1st, so 50ish days, i can't complain about the hours.
I was hired as part time. Started out with a few 4 hour shifts, random as fuck. Like one morning, the next close, 2 days off, then a mid day 4 hour shift or whatever.
Schedule for this week is M-F, 9-5.
So i'm very appreciative for that already.
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As long as you know how to say no when you reach your limits, I don't see any problem with this. That said, you should complete your own tasks before helping other people with theirs.
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>>18638890
If you're not getting burned and you feel you're getting paid enough it's fine.
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