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On October 08 2013 15:34 jrkirby wrote: Why didn't you talk to HR? It's their job to fix this shit.
Things work differently in other countries. In this case, he's a Chinese person working in Singapore. Things work differently in Asia than what most US citizens would be familiar with. And he did attempt to work through the process that is in place where he worked - and it didn't work for him.
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Welcome to capitalism 101.
I'm done being unappreciated.
Really? If anyone would be treated fairly there would be no rich people around.
If you would pay someone what he generates, there would be no profit.
You just quit a very secure job, you might find a job where they tread you more nicely, but sooner or later you will realise as long as you work for someone else, someone else will be appreciated (get rich) for it.
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On October 08 2013 16:46 HaRuHi wrote:Welcome to capitalism 101. Really? If anyone would be treated fairly there would be no rich people around. If you would pay someone what he generates, there would be no profit. You just quit a very secure job, you might find a job where they tread you more nicely, but sooner or later you will realise as long as you work for someone else, someone else will be appreciated (get rich) for it. The thing is, it was too blatantly in my face. It construed as a insult to me, and my work. My lab engineer even asked ME to file the WI. I did not asked to be paid what i generate btw, your taking things to the extreme. Fair in my situation is just ensuring I get credit for the work I do, instead of it going to someone else. That's not something extreme that I am asking for.
When your being ragged on every single day, no matter how strong you are, you will be whittled down. I realised that I have become a very angry person and that I am losing confidence in myself as a direct result. I dont want to become that bitter of a person.
Anyway, I know what your saying is true, all of it, thats why i posted this to organise my thoughts and to encourage myself to step out of my comfort zone. If I want to change my situation, I need to take the first step and go out.
Job security isn't a big issue to me to be honest, right now im young, well educated and im in Singapore, like I said, there's always openings for Technicians to run plants and do shift work thanks to the existence of Jurong Island(wiki it). There's definitely work to be found, unlike other countries who may be facing unemployment issues. I do not fear being unable to get a job.
However I dont want to be unhappy. Staying in this situation is not going to make me happy. Hope that lets you understand my current mindset.
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On October 08 2013 17:03 Mithhaike wrote:Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 16:46 HaRuHi wrote:Welcome to capitalism 101. I'm done being unappreciated.
Really? If anyone would be treated fairly there would be no rich people around. If you would pay someone what he generates, there would be no profit. You just quit a very secure job, you might find a job where they tread you more nicely, but sooner or later you will realise as long as you work for someone else, someone else will be appreciated (get rich) for it. The thing is, it was too blatantly in my face. It construed as a insult to me, and my work. My lab engineer even asked ME to file the WI. I did not asked to be paid what i generate btw, your taking things to the extreme. Fair in my situation is just ensuring I get credit for the work I do, instead of it going to someone else. That's not something extreme that I am asking for. When your being ragged on every single day, no matter how strong you are, you will be whittled down. I realised that I have become a very angry person and that I am losing confidence in myself as a direct result. I dont want to become that bitter of a person. Anyway, I know what your saying is true, all of it, thats why i posted this to organise my thoughts and to encourage myself to step out of my comfort zone. If I want to change my situation, I need to take the first step and go out. Job security isn't a big issue to me to be honest, right now im young, well educated and im in Singapore, like I said, there's always openings for Technicians to run plants and do shift work thanks to the existence of Jurong Island(wiki it). There's definitely work to be found, unlike other countries who may be facing unemployment issues. I do not fear being unable to get a job. However I dont want to be unhappy. Staying in this situation is not going to make me happy. Hope that lets you understand my current mindset.
I tend to think in black and white. Maybe someday I too will be ok with just getting screwed a little bit. Thanks for your sane answer and the reflection on modesty. Cheers!
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I would say that one of my failings as a person is my relative inability to deal well with people like that senior analyst. I would probably have gone off on her much harder than you did, and I commend your ability to stay cool when in collaboration with someone who is well and truly a bitch. I'm fortunate to hold a job where literally everyone I work with is fantastic and nice, but I know the feeling of being in a position where you can't help but work with somebody you can't stand.
The pragmatist in me is scolding you for giving up a stable job, but the idealist part of me is cheering you on and wishing you success in future endeavors.
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On October 08 2013 16:10 felisconcolori wrote:Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 15:34 jrkirby wrote: Why didn't you talk to HR? It's their job to fix this sh7t. Things work differently in other countries. In this case, he's a Chinese person working in Singapore. Things work differently in Asia than what most US citizens would be familiar with. And he did attempt to work through the process that is in place where he worked - and it didn't work for him.
Thats a real shame, HR get a bad rep by many but in this situation I would have just forwarded that email requesting action be taken and they would have spoken to her.
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Feel you, friend. Take it easy.
For our foreign friends, Singapore is a country where you just have to take shit. If you get shit at work, you have to suck it up. No union, no strike, etc, none of these will help you. Last time we had a strike, everyone was fired and sent back to their home country.
dont worry mate you'll be fine.
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You do what you gotta do. Good luck with everything.
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Yea I'm in chem eng too. I too read that chem eng is one of the top 5 "useless" degrees. But funny thing is the jobs requiring chem eng is increasing... i dunno let's just hope you and I both find something (I'm leaning more to business)
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Well, if you have a linkedin profile i can help by just asking people around.
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On October 09 2013 05:32 Kingsky wrote: Well, if you have a linkedin profile i can help by just asking people around. Take this guy up on his offer~ Networking is the best!
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On October 08 2013 15:34 jrkirby wrote: Why didn't you talk to HR? It's their job to fix this shit. Haha HR. Don't think I've ever seen a competent HR department.
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I'm impressed you didn't kill her
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On October 09 2013 09:10 MountainDewJunkie wrote: I'm impressed you didn't kill her Simple.
We have capital punishment in Singapore. And the cane. lol.
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On October 09 2013 05:32 Kingsky wrote: Well, if you have a linkedin profile i can help by just asking people around. PMed you
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On October 08 2013 23:15 theBALLS wrote: Feel you, friend. Take it easy.
For our foreign friends, Singapore is a country where you just have to take shit. If you get shit at work, you have to suck it up. No union, no strike, etc, none of these will help you. Last time we had a strike, everyone was fired and sent back to their home country.
dont worry mate you'll be fine. Yeah you have to register to go on strike. Kid you not, register or that strike is considered Illegal and you will be punished in the courts.
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On October 08 2013 15:25 Shebuha wrote:Show nested quote +On October 08 2013 14:19 Megaliskuu wrote: Should have made her have an 'accident'. I don't think she's old enough to involuntarily pee herself yet. That's why you've got to put in a few precautions to ensure this happens. Maybe put her hand in some lukewarm water when she's not looking. Or maybe set up her seat belt so it presses harder on her bladder in the morning.
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On October 08 2013 23:15 theBALLS wrote: Feel you, friend. Take it easy.
For our foreign friends, Singapore is a country where you just have to take shit. If you get shit at work, you have to suck it up. No union, no strike, etc, none of these will help you. Last time we had a strike, everyone was fired and sent back to their home country.
dont worry mate you'll be fine. LOL Brutal.
To OP: I feel for you, best of luck finding a better place to work ^^
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2) I am fat. I fully admit it. For over a year, she always nags/insuinate at me that I am fat, that I shouldnt eat etc. Finally she crossed the line, she actually googled starving african childen photos and sent them to my email. I got pissed, told her straight to her face that this is none of her business. I am not her child, I am not her grandchildren, I am a adult that is only a colleague and that she should mind her own business.
I find this very funny for some reason... I can't exactly comprehend why she is doing this. It feels like you are taking life too seriously for some reason though. You should lighten up and see every other human being as reflections of yourself.
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Ìf you get constantly mistreated at your workplace and you try to bring it up to no avail, you do the right thing by quitting. Nobody can thrive in such atmosphere. I can only advise to reflect on your time at this workplace, figure out if there is anything you could have done different or how you could have avoided this kind of a situation, and move on with your head high up to what the future may hold. Best of luck man.
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