Dead-end entry-level job
Dead-end entry-level job
Some hard-to-beat benefits and interesting work. A relaxed environment.
No promotion after several years of highly efficient ratings on my annual performance reviews.
Paid way below market value already.
Feel stuck with skills that don’t transfer to other industries.
Almost considering quitting without another lined up because I’m miserable.
Also, no bonus this year.
Promote your people. Nobody wants to work here anymore.
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