Planning and getting your instructions across at work is what’s required for success. My line manager yesterday told me to do delivery goods of drinks this entire week I’ve been ill and if I wanted to I could have called in sick but I didn’t want to let down the team or management so I came in each shift completing my shift to the best of my ability and what I could give. How does my line manager think it’s appropriate to pair me with another line manager who I’ve kicked off with several times, makes me feel uneasy and intimidated by him and a workplace bully to complete it without telling me, and whether I was comfortable with it or not and whether I needed his help or not.
And then that line manager calls me slow sarcastically and using me being ill as a vulnerability or generally meant it when I’m not as I’m a consistent hard worker leaving the place with purple bruises to the bones and aches and pains and hurting myself whilst on the job to do as much as I can.
This just has taken a toll on me mentally and what manager is critical of a colleague in that manner but can’t pass feedback more positively and why do I need to adapt to his method of work which is put everything out on the floor cut it open and get on with it and then another and then another delivery board of goods. With several colleagues just getting away with this and I visually have seen naming examples of colleagues that define slow.
What are jobs that can easily be obtained because I want to leave this place.