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Think about this one. Is this the new trend or can you find another reason. Could this be possible? It is my suspicion that government is paying large companies to hire people to boost pseudo job creation? From what I am seeing and experiencing from people I know, big companies have hired workers to sit in offices to do nothing while paying them out large salaries. It is money wasted and throws the employee into complete boredom. Sitting at a desk all day is not healthy. You get tired and the minutes drag by in agony. You don't eat properly or get the proper exercise. A person would become mentally drained. I do remember real jobs gaving people the ability to have exercise programs and nutrition programs during lunch, or free time on the job. There was a consideration for the employee.
Employees have all the comforts of home on this job, except the feeling of self-worth and well being. This environment creates a loss of confidence. The interview to get the job is stringent requiring certain levels of education and specific degrees.
Once hired, you see that other employees who don't have
the experience or the degree have the same job title and sit all day long at
their desk without work, but gain an air of superiority on their latest achievement. They don't have the basic knowledge of the job. It just doesn't seem right.
An employee at this point would only bes considered a NUMBER taking up space, and a victim of statistics. After day after day of commuting to the job, the employee will return home becoming lethargic and less motivated. It brings people with skill to share toward the brink of depression. Is it better to pay people to be on UE benefits,or subject them to this kind of a torture. Both do equal harm. You get the same affect from being on UE benefits. If you want to leave and look for a
job that gives you a sense of who you are with the ability to apply your education and knowledge, you are stuck in the mud because you can't show any job performance. This company will hire more people to sit at a desk with the others without any work. When asking when it will pick up, the reply is "we don't know." You never know at what point they will let you go. How do you make up for loss time when you need to say you actually have a job and did something on that job to warrant being hired again. You have a blank on your resume for those dates. You can't fill in any work. Bad situation. For those out there who
might think, be grateful to have a job think again about what is really going on.
If you want a job like this, you have to apply for jobs way over your head. Seems
to be the new trend.
Of course, you have to stay on the job hoping it will change. Doesn't look like it.
Something is going on. Another trap.