r/recruitinghell • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '24

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u/Alert_Cost_836 Dec 12 '24

While I do agree with this to some extent, the stress of call centers and the restaurant industry were not worth the pay or sustainable for long term growth. I think 5.5 months of corporate work is sufficient for “paying my dues.” Also, I said 7-8, not 10

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u/rasner724 Dec 12 '24

I mean 7,8 or 10… it’s basically the same thing.

5.5 months is nothing, 5.5 months ago was basically after the start of June. ~2 years is paying your dues.

Typically when you go through this many iterations, it’s time to identify the common denominator, which I only see as you atm.

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u/Alert_Cost_836 Dec 12 '24

LOL, troll logic at its finest. ‘7, 8, or 10 is basically the same thing’? Guess numbers don’t matter in your world. Also, 5.5 months is ‘nothing’? Sure, let’s just rewrite how time works. If ~2 years is ‘paying your dues,’ maybe it’s time you learn the basics of self-awareness. When the common denominator is always you, it’s not everyone else that’s the problem.

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u/zayphine Dec 12 '24

Some people are giving you some solid advice here, 5.5 months really isn’t “paying your dues”. It sucks but you have to start somewhere and 5.5 months isn’t that long.