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Rising Star
Totally get that. Sometimes it’s not the job you miss, it’s the rhythm, the inside jokes, and the people who made the long shifts lighter. You can outgrow a place and still appreciate what it gave you. Funny how certain buildings hold whole chapters of your life, right?
Yeah absolutely and then I remember how my team, management and the company treated me when my grandmother was dying. I couldn’t get any weekend off… except her funeral.
I regret every weekend I didnt call off just before she left this physical world.
And I remember I’m a human with decency and I would rather be around people who would encourage me to focus more on family than finances and performance intervention plans.
Yeah frequently. I used to work in a restaurant and loved everything about it except the pay and schedule. I had to make more money so I took a retail job. Still miss it and the people. Especially my old manager. He was the best boss I've ever had.
I’m kind of the exact opposite person. When I leave a job there’s a week or two I feel stressed or nostalgic about it. Then I just lose those feelings. An old workplace doesn’t mean anything to me and I tend to slowly cut ties with everybody I knew.
Yes!
Rising Star
Yes, but I try not to dwell on it too much. If I developed the relationship with someone, I tend to keep in touch even after I’ve left.