u/djst4nkdaddy

I start my first ever tech job tomorrow, graduated a few months ago so i’m a little rusty. The number one thing i’m scared of is introducing myself to surgeons. I’m super shy but working on my confidence and i’m scared i’ll jumble my words when i do. I want to try to do it before the case starts when i am not gowned but i don’t want to bother them. idk any advice would be cool

Hello just some random thoughts after quitting working for this company only after a couple months. I understand there are harder jobs out there that are more mentally taxing than a barista job is, but i will say, since starting there the last couple months have been so draining and i’m so glad to be gone. This company does not care for its employees. the cup writing has me especially worked up, what’s more important? writing “Yum” on a cup or focusing on speed and quality. I hated this job so much, my manager was really nice but a genuine corporate robot, complete micro manager and just made the day so much harder. The addition of the like pop culture drinks like the devil wears prada bullsht is just embarrassing. Way to make it more confusing by having to search the recipe on the ipad while there’s a line around the store. I believe this job instills bad work ethic tendencies and i can’t imagine this being someone’s first job and forming their ethic off of it. The whole green apron service is public humiliation. The customers are another level of frustrating. I’ve never interacted with such idiotic people in my life, talking to them genuinely drained me and i just lose so much hope for society. I am very grateful for the amazing coworkers i had who made the days go by better. I genuinely wish all of you the best and i hope your experience is better than mine.