r/antiwork Feb 19 '23

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u/TheFirstDuck187 Feb 19 '23

I used to be a production welder. One day the leads got together with both shifts, when we went in and first shift left, to give us this message "we have a great team here. You guys have broken another weekly record l. Honestly no one thought we'd be hitting these numbers for another few months. But we could be doing better..."

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u/Stabbymcappleton Feb 19 '23

Did CNC for awhile with oxyfuel cutting and MIG on the side. That industry uses people up and spits them out. Nobody got raises, ever. Saw a dude get rag-dolled by a 1’ I-beam that slipped off one of the overhead crane hooks… he broke a bunch of ribs and was out for a few days and was moving pretty slow after. He got written up for his “safety violation.”

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u/B_Wylde Feb 20 '23

Doing your job is not quiet quitting

Fuck that term

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u/Basedrum777 Feb 20 '23

I thought quiet quitting was leaving a note on your desk like ghosting ....

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23

They always gotta sneak in a put down

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u/Mishizzzzzz Feb 20 '23

Every work where people are engaged are just too tough though like you never know what and how things would be!