December 19, 2019 - TargetSucks21x
Seasonal Shit
So, i’m 20 and a college student and i got hired in the month of November to work as a guest advocate, i’m finishing up my last weeks as the season is about to end and i am being let go, In one month of working there my anxiety has gotten so bad i am officially starting medication. i have had anxiety since i was a fairly young teen but it has never been bad enough to require medication ( as now i almost pass out and have extreme heart palpations ) when i began working there i was hardly trained, i was just shoved at the cash register and told to just ‘loose my fear’ most of what i learned and it isnt much, was by messing up and figuring it out on my own. i hardly ever get help from anyone as when i ask for it any supervisor or person above me looks almost annoyed to help me. everytime i go in i’m never given any walkie or anything to use to call for help when i need it. i used to really like target as a store but even working one month is one of the worst things ,, and being as this is my first job it makes me not to be in a rush to find another… my anxiety is so bad i want to call out of work for my next shift but since its a sundays shift i doubt they’ll see my personal health a valid reason to not go into work . i really regret taking the job and my mental break down after my very first shift should have been the red flag to not stay but i did and now i cant wait to leave.


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Sue them! They should pay for the harm they caused you.
Like I always say Tarshit cares for no one mentally, physically or emotionally. Don’t let Tashit scare you about getting another job not every place is like Tarshit.
Your anxiety sounds like how I was when I was young. I was always afraid to talk to girls through middle school and high school. My first job at 15 was mcdonalds and was like ummm ok, uh, I was just scared. Eventually in life, the anxiety and maybe depression just goes away. Set a goal, get to it, acheive it, than it slowly goes away.