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AMERICAN WORKERS AWAKE! New Nationalism is here. Join the REVOLUTION! Take back the industry, take back the land, take back the country. The New Nationalism is here.
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Why are you guys so mean and hateful? We are just trying to do socialism in a more realistic and effective way.

Kill yourself



 

Patrick Stewart has passed away at 86 years old. RIP to vladimir lenin, professor x, captain picard. he was a very tall man who played a lot of famous characters and he read a lot of audiobooks too.



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Career - job/career advice and other related stuff from a leftist perspective. EX: How to get a job, promotion, skill, switch companies, resume, life hacks, etc.
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>>2268
At the very least I'll start working out again and try to be as strong as I once was. Maybe living a more disciplined lifestyle will fortify my mental state and I can take it from there.

>>2270
>At the very least I will do A, or maybe do B or C before I feel ready to do what I actually want which is X. Bruh, doing A is not doing X. Doing B is not doing X and neither is doing thing C. Join the fucking academy. You are literally procrastinating.

>>2265
Thank you this actually made me a little tight in the chest I am going to start looking into internships ASAP

2 years of job searching…while being employed the whole time.

>>2290
If you are serious about radiochemistry and you are looking an internship your bottom tier is an admin student job at your local nuclear plant and your top tier is an internship at an international organization or (inter-)national laboratory like the IAEA for example.

But even the admin job would put you way ahead, compared to the average grad, and serve as a ladder for the next step because at least it is adjacent to your actual industry of choice. A lot of people in STEM end up working in whatever industry often and in a sense you are lucky (or not depending on your goals) if your job actually ends up being technical in some way and not just some kind of techno-managerial corporate bureaucrat role.



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they're like the worst employees you could ever imagine, worse than any apathetic stoned teenager because at least the teenager doesn't have delusions of seniority or experience or a complete inability to accept criticism or admit to making a mistake, at least they can be trained. but the boomers and karens are unreformable, they complain and exude indignation and misery out of every orifice and destroy employee morale, they do things the wrong way and they get belligerent and defensive when you try to show them how to do them the right way, they get irritated with busy shifts and lines and impatient customers and they show their irritation very publicly, they gossip about co-workers and discuss politics and religion and create drama, they speak condescendingly to co-workers and customers and even managers, it's unbelievable. it's like a paroled convict who was in prison for decades and has no idea how to re-enter normal society. and when you are forced to finally reprimand them, they have a fucking emotional breakdown.

i was dealing with a recent hire who was like this, and one day i noticed that she was burning through rolls of paper towels at several times the rate of any other worker wadding up huge balls of paper towels and wiping stuff down and throwing it away and grabbing another, so i kind of pulled her aside so as not to embarrass her and explained to her how to take one paper towel and fold it twice to make four surfaces and use one surface until it gets dirty, then use another, etc. she became indignant and said "sweetie, i've been cleaning up after four kids for 20 years i know how to use a paper towel." i told her, "first of all, i'm trying to help you, i'm trying to show you how to do the job right, i'm trying to make your job easier. second, this is work, this isn't your house, and you are a brand new employee here. don't talk to me or anyone else here that way. don't call me 'sweetie' and don't get an attitude with me. you do it again, you're gone. do you understand?" she started crying. she cried about it for the rest of the day and then the next day she never showed up for work, no call no show. someone had to come in and pull a double to cover for her. and i didn't even get a chance to confront her about all the other shit she was doing wrong.

i felt guilty about it, which makes me even more annoyed when i really think about it because i shouldn't feel guilty just for expecting a perfectly healthy able-bodied adult to Post too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2275
Gen x were the real superpredators that all the politicians were worried about. The just spread the fear out to all younger generations when it was mainly gen x.

>>2263
>The level of pressure on the American workers is immense
If the pressure is so immense why aren't there more Mexicans freaking out like that?

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>>2276
Checks out. From what I see most gen Xrs think life is a limp bzkt song and that they're hold it all together against the oh so great dangers of technology turning people soft, they're the most politically deluded out there, like they all learned from MTV that the only good ideology is being a rebel who doesn't give a shit about anyone or anything.


>>2283
You are denser than a neutron star, and not as half as bright!

>>2285
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>You are denser than a neutron star, and not as half as bright!
The same goes for OP and anyone siding with OP!



 

Don't get me wrong, I fully support unions and workers' rights but I don't think labor is a good thing in and out of itself. Creative labor, scientific labor, etc. sure but I think most jobs should just be automated in the long term.
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>>2148
>Get this man to tiling roofs in 100 degree summer heat
Do that at night
>working in the sewer, into a slaughterhouse, welding on the bottom of the ocean.
That's more of a lack of technology issue. Every job starts off kinda awful but gets easier with advancements in tech.

>>2153
Just make an unrelated persona.

We as a society are used by the bourgeoisie for work and then paid accordingly, the treatment of workers in most countries is quite bad but the Nordic model is better than most of the world.

I agree mostly because it's thinly veiled eugenics and social darwinism. Just so you know like 80% or more spergs are unemployed due to their social pariah status.

>>2126
They already invented pressure washing, they also did surgery on a grape but I don't know if it's enough yet

>>2130
White collar is mostly a daycare for the wealthy and well connected.



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it's clearly the consumer that's the problem. The management are aghast at how the public treats their workers. How could you expect somebody to work for free? Servers need tips to survive, not tipping them at least 100% is the financial equivalent of murder. It should come with jail time, because at least with real murder the victim doesn't suffer for a long time. Anybody tipping less than 120% is a monster.
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>>2048
Left girl has an A on her name, thus an anarchist, thus a liberal, thus no opinion she has will ever be worthy of hearing
Right guy is correct, it is just way more efficient, home cooking is petty booj

>if you can't tip your server, don't eat out
what if you tipped your server by eating her out

>The management are aghast at how the public treats their workers.

You seem to have very strong opinions as someone who has no clue and who has never been around rich people, being ignorant about the fact that their material status makes the viscerally disgusted by workers nor has worked a service job and knows that rich people tip the worst.

The fact that the US relies on tips so much because they refuse to pay their workers well is a really bad reflection on our society. Yet, they call themselves “the land of the free.”

you gotta lick it, before we kick it



 

Im an american ML and moved to china a few years ago, been doing the privileged ESL job thing, currently working at a gov uni for like 1700$ a month teaching 16 hours weekly while i study chinese and try to get out of english teaching with hopes to start a family and raise some red diaper kids, but im plagued by a sense of guilt. Is leaving the US behind the cowards way out? Am I abandoning the a righteous cause or a sinking ship?

Feel free to ask whatever other chinese labor questions you got too
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>>2226
>common white monkey makes over 3000$ still.
Surprisingly high considering how little locals make.

>>2256

yeah avg person makes 500-800$ a month

but the average farmer/worker is not a foreign import worker for a for profit bougie rich kindygarden

>>2226
Im American, but it possible to learn this power without a bachelors?

>>2258
If you like living as a visa criminal, yes. Private schools here will help and enable this, but will cut you off when it benefits them. To live like this is to live outside the workers protections, free gov attoerneys,, government moderated arbitratiob, insurance, pension programs foreign workers get. You also live with an unending risk of being deported or needing to run away.

I reccomend applying for a chinese uni

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I'm a Scottish NEET transhumanister and can't find a job. Decided to go to uni to do sociology and film studies as a surrogate for employment so the job centre wouldn't keep hounding me trying to make me do unpaid 'internships' as… A cleaner… Or at a fast food chain in exchange for the dole. Had a few jobs on and off over my 20s but in my 30s now and feeling quite shite and done with academia (sociology and film) considering I know most of it already and have experience making films and doing freelance shit and just need to do something.

What is NEET filmmaker/musician transhumanist to do for our cause? Im also bretty good at DIY I guess



 

Hello I have the potential to become a supervisor at a mail company and want to become one for the benefits, less body strain, and more potential growth in my career.
I want to also see if I can help the unions a bit here and there too. Any tips? Am I a terrible bastard?

My grandad was union steward and he said all bosses are bastards but without some sympathetic floor leads they would've never gotten their contract demands through. You gots to get paid, and if you can be friendly with the union without getting fired it's a double win.

>>2110
I like the idea of rubbing shoulders with the union. Thing is getting caught and fired is always spooky



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