u/Jz9786

I'm working weekends for a third party staffing company at Best Buy. There are full time versions of my job, but those are hired directly through Best Buy for some reason.

I was thinking of applying for a full time position when my availability opens up in a few months, but does anybody know if best buy will hire people who currently work at their store through a third party staffing company? (2020 companies in my case).

It's not a hard job. It's not actively terrible. The pay isn't bad. It's just this dull slow burning misery. Anyways, already accepted another job. Can't wait to resign.

I was looking for a part time job and applied to this. They gave my an offer and told me I would be working in best buy. The ad didn't mention this and I wouldn't be working directly for best buy. I need the job so I'll probably just accept. I don't have long to decide, but wonder if anyone knows if this is a decent job or am I going to hate it?

Just a basic 20 an hour or however much they pay retail job?

My job increased minimum performance standards in January, and is increasing them again significantly in July. I feel like they're gonna burn me out with the increasing expectations.

I started looking for new jobs and positions equivalent to mine want more experience than I currently have and pay less than I currently make. Even my own company has increased experience requirements for their job listings.

Feel like we're in some kind of downward spiral.

Did they take this project down?

Will they hold a new election?

I returned to work. Thought I filled in everything correctly. Havent certified anything or collected any payments. So now I got a request for independent medical exam with the letter dated over a month after I returned to work.

I didn't even know that was a thing. But I don't have to go to this do I?