Naraku4656

why, i can save a dollar and spend it on something else

it's like Kroger except not as good

outside of Packard's la la land, real companies that people want to work at strive to maintain a good work-life balance. we get 22 days off a year and can roll over up to 10. which basically forces you to take time off, unless you like losing PTO. also i used to live in NJ, they did the same there too. except with a couple less days because i was really low level and with a different company

ur gonna get fired

the harris teeter one is cheaper than the regular brand too

i've had harris teeter oatmeal and that's fine but for some reason this just tastes off

i sometimes get a craving for it even though i liked to think i've moved more away from it

It's like talking to a wall

Hawt

i just started actually trying just a few days ago, we'll see how it goes

it's also funny that hard work alone doesn't always get you a promotion. in most cases, businesses want to do this weird brand new thing called a work-life balance where they encourage people to take time off, and give ample time off so they can live life. sometimes the business doesn't have the money, sometimes there just isn't a position open, but whatever the case sometimes there just isn't an avenue available.for those people, there's these magical places called Monster and Indeed where one can try and get something that they believe would better fit their skill level. sometimes that doesn't work because of the other company's needs or a skill set mismatch. as for "working from home" most of the time i am home i do actually work from home, good managers don't hawk over their people

you know there's this weird thing people have called ambition. i know it's foreign around here but what if, now hear me out here, you can have a job that you like but want to move UP in the corporate ladder? crazy right? you know what the two ways to do that are? bug your current employer or find a new job, guess what people do if the first one fails?

yeah and none have called me back. the ones that do either are contract or post significantly less money

i'm still trying to get someone to actually look at my resume

i'll be in my bunk

i get heartburn sometimes randomly

yes

in all fairness that does look cool

still me is right. any information, even email addresses, if connected to a health record is HIPAA protected. there are three things in life you do not want to fuck with: FINRA, SEC, and HIPAA

here you go

This

that is 100% a HIPAA violation. report their asses, immediately. if you took any pictures of it even better

the hell does that even mean

no u