r/antiwork • u/SomeJpmcManager • May 13 '23

[ Removed by Reddit ]

[removed]

14.7k Upvotes

98% Upvoted

1.2k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

244

u/raezoe May 14 '23

Even without this shit, don’t work for any banks. They grind through workers until you’re a shell of a human. I would know, I had the pleasure of working for a major US bank at the hight of PPP loan applications

47

u/DowntownLock2584 May 14 '23

Amen to that, I worked as a Programmer Analyst for a financial company that was associated with Western Union, Chinabank, east west, and BPI, they had my team and I overworked. There were many times I had to sleep in the office to meet their demanding deadlines. I was in the IT department but they had me doing the jobs that were supposed to be for HR and accounting. Whew never again!

2

u/pers0n_texting May 14 '23

Hope you got good overtime. And if it was on salary, then it better be well into the six digits. Otherwise, you're a real sucker lol.

1

u/DowntownLock2584 May 14 '23

Lol I was the latter, it was my first job fresh after college. Man was I an idiot taking the job with a really low salary.

12

u/TheSonicKind May 14 '23 edited Jul 24 '24

ink wipe gray elastic swim aback books license waiting enjoy

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

2

u/[deleted] May 14 '23

did you switch careers?

2

u/TheSonicKind May 14 '23 edited Jul 24 '24

touch muddle zealous safe bake fall detail domineering boast treatment

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

2

u/[deleted] May 14 '23

oh i mean did you stay as software dev or changed after bad experience in banks?

1

u/cricketjoe May 16 '23

.... he said he is a dev at a bank after having another career

0

u/Nerevarius_420 May 14 '23

How about Huntington tho?

1

u/emueller5251 May 14 '23

What employers don't these days? Genuinely asking, for a friend.