/labor/ - Labor

Do you lie about ur job experience in ur resume? Not like saying u know how to use python when u dont but like saying u worked somewhere u never did. Im on job search rn and atp im thinking about it but i heard they sometimes call companies to check if u really worked there

What makes you motivated to wake up each week day and begin another days work? Am personally not particularly motivated by things, so am looking for something of another form. Am currently a student more or less dreading and finding it difficult to imagine enjoying most of my life. Am looking for a perspective to stop dreading the future working so much.

Know statistically that most American workers are "very satisfied" with their occupation, but find this confusing. Who would want to work? Suppose someone who rationalized, or someone who earns money by coincidence (their interests and aspirations by happenstance being economically viable). Is there some way out of this?

What's some bits you did for previous linkdinsonas / normiesonas you're not using anymore?

I'm gonna start a job search soon but can't think of anything that strikes the balance of funny, believable and maundane quite right.

How you react when your boss says "Get back to work" again?
Do you stay silent or throw Molotov cocktail in his face?

I'm a dysfunctional transgender autistic NEET with a large resume gap and a tiny amount of work experience in software development. I'm around 30. I don't feel motivated to sit through corporate bullshit. I was thinking about going into retail and other unskilled labor with the intent to agitate and organize. Is this romantic silliness or is this possible? I don't have experience in retail or food service or political organizing. Also I'm pretty socially dysfunctional. But it strikes me that salting seems like something that would be really worthwhile and I'd really willing to sacrifice for. It feels a lot more positive than any other sort of work I could do. I don't have a family I need to support and so on.

You do not become unemployed when you quit. You need to register in the labor office, I thought it is easy, but I got it wrong.. What labor office means by unemployed, it is not someone who is not working. It is someone who is looking for a job! In the office they direct you to a job and IMO you can't decline. Also, is not inability to decline the job given - slavery?

Why register? The gobt ask you. If you can't pay city tax, you need to register. If you want to prove your 0 income, to get some heating compensated, they ask you to register. While as you see, you can't register.

Just if you got an impression that modern gobt is somehow humane, I'm not sure.. may be, but as you see, it might be a false imporession, in some cases.

Kill scabs. Behead scabs. Roundhouse kick a scab into the concrete. Slam dunk a scab baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy bootlickers. Defecate in a scabs food. Launch scabs into the sun. Stir fry scabs in a wok. Toss scabs into active volcanoes. Urinate into a scabs gas tank. Judo throw scabs into a wood chipper. Twist scabs heads off. Report scabs to the IRS. Karate chop scabs in half. Curb stomp pregnant black scabs. Trap scabs in quicksand. Crush scabs in the trash compactor. Liquefy scabs in a vat of acid. Eat scabs. Dissect scabs. Exterminate scabs in the gas chamber. Stomp scab skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate scabs in the oven. Lobotomize scabs. Mandatory abortions for scabs. Grind scab fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown scabs in fried chicken grease. Vaporize scabs with a ray gun. Kick old scabs down the stairs. Feed scabs to alligators. Slice scabs with a katana.

China launching a new H1-B type visa called K1 to poach some tech talent. Theyve been loosening visa travel requirements too.

Would you take it anons? Im ready to go, if I can get that shit Im out of this shithole

https://english.www.gov.cn/policies/latestreleases/202508/14/content_WS689dd0d3c6d0868f4e8f4d1e.html

Bit of a raw rant I'm reporting here, over the miniscule company I work at.

Today we had to finish this Virtual Machine with a DNS resolver in it.
Yesterday my direct superior instructed me that this morning I should finish testing the partial domain update procedure, and then test the overall performance in another location that we have
Thing is, this morning I arrive at the office
And before I even had the time to touch the power up button of the PC, the boss of all bosses comes in and tells me to come into his office so we can test the domain upgrade script
Yesterday it took like 6 people to not make the VM explode during load testing.
We were load testing the whole machine by running the entire script, from head to bottom
Today my boss tries to repeat that, except that as soon as he sees the number of solved DNS queries drop even by the tiniest bit, he immediatly stops the load testing tool
So basically the loss rate is 96% instead of 99% as he wants, because in that particular section that lasts 2 seconds at most the machine slows down
So he sends me to fix that
I spent the whole morning trying to get that fucker to work with a 99% rate
And when afternoon comes he arrives in my office complaining that I didn't update him (about results I didn't get)
Meanwhile the best I managed to get that fucker at is 97.5%
So now it also arrives my direct superior who tells me that I didn't test the VM in the new location
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Apologies in advance for how stupid this probably sounds, but just an idle thought:

We all know globalization gives US workers less leverage than ever before, but what if it could be turned around in their favor? What if a bunch of workers in some company in the US decided to form a union and go on strike and they reached out to a competing company in China and made a deal with the Chinese executives where the Chinese company will send the strikers money via Bitcoin or something and in exchange the US workers will not show up at their jobs and the Chinese executives can short the US company's stocks and profit from their decreasing stock prices from the strike. Could the law stop people from doing something like this?