• Lad
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    71 year ago

    Fire me? Fire deez nuts in your mouth HAHAHAAAAAAA gottem

  • Rolivers
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    321 year ago

    HR personnel are such creeps. It really does attract a certain type.

  • @[email protected]
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    191 year ago

    I’m going through it right now. Got a good review, but was demoted, but they didn’t expect me to actually stay, so they are forcing me to quit

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      That sucks.

      All I can say is polish up the ol’ resume and start searching while you have the security of a (shitty)job

    • @[email protected]
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      91 year ago

      How recent was this? Did they change your hours or your duties significantly or show favoritism in how they treated another employee in your pre-existing role?

      People who actually do quit in that situation may have a claim for constructive dismissal.

  • Phoenixz
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    191 year ago

    Oh sure, but if you look a little beyond the surface you’d see people who also just want to keep their jobs, just like you.

    It’s easy to vilify those you don’t like, it’s hard to really look at them and see that they aren’t that different from us

    • @[email protected]
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      161 year ago

      Okay but wanting to keep your job as a nurse at a charity clinic and wanting to keep your job as an IDF colonel are not the same.

      • Phoenixz
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        11 year ago

        You’re comparing an HR employee to a military officer? That’s apples and oranges right there.

        But I’ll bite. Most military officers and enlisted are people too, you know. They got kids, they love and hate people too. Hell, even terrorists. Ones terrorist is another person’s liberation hero. I’m sure most IDF officers too mat have misgivings about the war they fight but when you’re in a military you don’t get to complain, especially during a war.

        It’s easy to vilify people, it’s hard to see that each and everyone of us is a human being with hopes and fears.

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          I mean, maybe in the German SS, but I’m pretty sure every single “Israeli” SS officer gets off on the warcrimes. bad example.

          also, intentionally do three (instances of-sometimes you blow up a hospital filled with orphans and POW’s in a secondary strike on a medic; happens to the best of us) warcrimes in a year, and the only reason you still count as human is for harvesting parts.

    • @[email protected]
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      91 year ago

      Shit take. People that take HR jobs are that different than us. It’s like cops, the job only attracts the exact type of person that shouldn’t be doing that job.

      • Karu 🐲
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        81 year ago

        Some time ago, I met an HR person at my job. She wasn’t actually part of the workplace HR team, rather, she was more like a classmate of mine, but she had worked as HR in the past and wanted to continue to do so in the future. She was kind and polite, so I never had any beef with her, but she consistently had the shittiest, most inhumane takes on how to manage and interact with people I had seen in a while lol.

        Meeting her made me arrive at the conclusion that you just said. Empathetic people that get into HR with the idea of helping make the world a better place would eventually resign or, at least, be very ineffective as HR. The only people capable of staying in HR for a long time are sociopaths who don’t mind lying and being obtuse in job offers, and ruining someone’s life so their boss can squeeze a couple of extra cents. The profession itself only serves to make companies more ruthless and adds nothing of value to the world.

      • Phoenixz
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        11 year ago

        Police officers actually don’t just attract bad people, they are specifically selected for it (in the US anyways, in other countries governments may actually care about that sort of thing though YMMV.

        Same for human resources. I’ve known quite a few people working for HR and most are just people, lie you and me, doing a job they mostly like, but yeah, sometimes requires them to be in shitty situations that they didn’t envision before.

      • jelloeater
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        61 year ago

        I’ve never met a HR person I liked. The best I could feel twords then was quiet toleration… Now Ops folks, those people busy their asses to keep the ship from sinking.

    • @[email protected]
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      71 year ago

      Except they have access to everyone’s salaries so they have greater bargaining power than we do. Not exactly the same as the average employee at a company.

      • Phoenixz
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        11 year ago

        May be so, but they’re still human, love their kids, have problems just like you and me, and most importantly, they too can lose their job. I can just as well say that since I oversee all tech in the company that I work for thst, technically, if I wanted, I could see everyone’s salary too. Doesn’t make me better or worse or different than you.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          The point is that they have greater bargaining power than the average employee at a company, not that they aren’t human. I didn’t say they were better or worse than anyone.

      • Phoenixz
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        11 year ago

        Yeah that’s funny. Most people think they’re good at their job while in my experience,.moet are mediocre at best.

        Not saying you’re mediocre, but let’s just say that I imagine me being less good at my job than I think, even with the raving reviews I got.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          That ruins the brevity and wit of the joke.

          That was the one good thing I did all week! I needed that. Those little points were holding up my house of cards. Only my toaster loves me!😭❤️⚡️💧

          Naw, I’d be rich sitting on a beach somewhere sipping a Mai Tai if I was something above mediocre, or maybe I wouldn’t be because regardless of my skill level we live in an unfair capitalist society which rewards those who are the most willfully exploited and with the fewest morals. 🤷🏽‍♂️

          Anyway, maybe we should leave the joke alone and not think that hard about it. K?

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      My HR team has been doing layoffs inside their own department. It’s kind of interesting to watch.

  • @[email protected]
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    81 year ago

    Felt good the day I told HR they didnt need to invest any more resources to “help” me. I was done and the boss clearly didnt care about having me around so I told them to fire me.

  • 𝓔𝓶𝓶𝓲𝓮
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    541 year ago

    We would like to shift our structure to a more flexible model of management to accommodate for unforeseen market fluctuations.

    So I am fired?

    As I said we want to reschedule you indefinitely as our potential support asset. This pool is very prestigious and privileged position to be in.

    So will I get paid?

    As much as we would like to, truly, It is legally impossible for us to provide you with any funds outside of a legally binding contract which needs to be terminated in order to shift to a better state of financial buoyancy.

  • @[email protected]
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    111 year ago

    If past.lives are real then every hr employee across the globe had a past life as some middle manag3mentnpaper.pusher making the Holocaust possible.

    If you work in hr there’s about a 99℅ you are irredeemably evil.

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      If you work in hr there’s about a 99℅ you are irredeemably evil.

      That’s a funny way to spell “If you are a billionaire”.

    • Phoenixz
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      171 year ago

      Actually…

      Most people doing their job quite literally are just doing their job, trying to make it to the end of the day. Believe me, even people in hr love their children, worry about the future, worry about their job, have hopes, fears and dreams and have to contend with shitty bosses.

      Can you imagine one day the CEO coming in with a list of people that YOU have to fire, that YOU have to face, that will cry and yell in front of you as if you’re the one who did this to them?

      Most people are pretty okay, actually, and not remotely evil. They might do bad things because they’re pressured or feel pressured, most people don’t enjoy firing others.

      • @[email protected]
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        31 year ago

        The HR person who works with my team actually said “I actually really like firing people. Well, that didn’t sound right… but I do like making these changes.”

        ha ha ha… ok. Cool.

        • Phoenixz
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          11 year ago

          I get your point, but in practice It’s not that easy. If you have a family that depends on you, you’d pmbe surprised what you’re willing to do not to lose your job.

  • Seraph
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    151 year ago

    Would you prefer them be weeping? No really I wonder which people like getting bad news from more, happy or sad people.

    • Count Regal Inkwell
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      I’d rather they rip the bandaid off and not pretend they are my friend. You are firing me. You are removing me from my source of income. Stop trying to be “pleasant” because it just looks like you are enjoying it.

      No smiles, no affected happiness, no weasel words about being “let go”. Just say “yeah, sorry, you’re fired”. The more emotionless you can make it on your end, the better.

      Heck don’t even fire me in person. Send me an e-mail. It’s a lot more… Humane. Less cruel.

    • TragicNotCute
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      181 year ago

      I mean, I’d like them to act like they feel bad. I think that’s what most people are after. Some semblance of “this is wrong and I’m sorry”

    • The Dark Lord ☑️
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      I prefer them to not be enjoying it, nor taking it lightly that I’m losing my income and I’ll be struggling over the next series of months to make ends meet.

  • @[email protected]
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    141 year ago

    Resource. It’s in the name. Dehumanization.

    You’d be shocked the depravity people will sink to once others are no longer human in their eyes.

    Empathy is not weakness, do not let our current economic system fool you. Nothing lasts forever.