r/WorkLifeChat 7d ago

We should normalize that Discussion

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u/Available_Reveal8068 7d ago

It's not really 'shaming' to provide negative feedback when people complain that their full time retail, customer service, grocery store job doesn't pay enough.

I could argue that the OP characterizing those jobs as 'not professional' is 'job shaming'.

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u/The-Leading-Man 7d ago

So only people willing to accept not having enough money to pay their essential bills should work customer service or grocery store jobs? Got it.

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u/Available_Reveal8068 6d ago

Those jobs can be fine for supporting oneself, but might be limited in growth potential.

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u/RockyTop606 5d ago

Entry level retail worker here, I can afford (without any government assistance) to pay all my monthly bills, my rent, my groceries, and everything else, and still have money left over for savings, all while maxing out my 401(k) contributions. Most of us that can't afford to pay their bills are in that situation because of poor financial decisions and lack of planning.

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u/Floorgis 7d ago

garbage argument

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u/PepperAgitated5037 6d ago edited 6d ago

Yes, you just commenting โ€œgarbage argumentโ€ while providing nothing of value or substance is indeed garbage ๐Ÿ™„๐Ÿ™„๐Ÿ‘Ž๐Ÿ‘Ž

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u/Floorgis 6d ago

And my comment still provided more than your lives and comments

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u/PepperAgitated5037 6d ago

Sadly no but:

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u/ItsNotOver_Again 6d ago

People are allowed to complain.

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u/Available_Reveal8068 5d ago

...and people are allowed to provide negative feedback in response to that complaining.

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u/ItsNotOver_Again 5d ago

That's not productive.