Forced to Leave the Rising Tide
Jan. 16th, 2025 08:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
zesty_pintolmao The workload at the job I'm getting kicked from is at an all-time high in numbers. Before I was going to scale down the work I was doing to try to train the team, but now it seems moot anyway since I wouldn't give the team more work when we're getting inundated like this.
My replacement didn't even attend the meeting, not like it matters since I don't think she does any of the processing anyway. Did she not attend because of guilt? Because she couldn't be bothered? Because she was on leave? Well whatever, I don't think she expected the job to be like this and I explained my position enough to know that I am not far off from being that xkcd strip.
I don't like to bloviate myself but even I will admit that this job involves a lot of specialized skills and a willingness to work fuckoff hours just to make sure your team has everything it needs while finding ways to work around limitations from a needy client and I have been doing just that. It's a puzzle solver position for workaholics that like a challenge.
I have yet to see her do any of this, even right before I received the sendoff notification. She's asking me for help instead of checking previous notes and reverse engineering. She doesn't even come from production which is the kind of skill/grindset you need for this job (hence why I mentioned in a previous post that there's a likely chance she's a nepo hire).
Two people are also on leave, so that's going to be fun.
I could just... leave and let it come crashing down. Maybe experience video games again...!
..
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Stupid moral compass.
Edit: Okay fine, there's also the fact that it'll be more amusing when it's the last week and they experience the full force of the hoisted petard.
My replacement didn't even attend the meeting, not like it matters since I don't think she does any of the processing anyway. Did she not attend because of guilt? Because she couldn't be bothered? Because she was on leave? Well whatever, I don't think she expected the job to be like this and I explained my position enough to know that I am not far off from being that xkcd strip.
I don't like to bloviate myself but even I will admit that this job involves a lot of specialized skills and a willingness to work fuckoff hours just to make sure your team has everything it needs while finding ways to work around limitations from a needy client and I have been doing just that. It's a puzzle solver position for workaholics that like a challenge.
I have yet to see her do any of this, even right before I received the sendoff notification. She's asking me for help instead of checking previous notes and reverse engineering. She doesn't even come from production which is the kind of skill/grindset you need for this job (hence why I mentioned in a previous post that there's a likely chance she's a nepo hire).
Two people are also on leave, so that's going to be fun.
I could just... leave and let it come crashing down. Maybe experience video games again...!
..
.
Stupid moral compass.
Edit: Okay fine, there's also the fact that it'll be more amusing when it's the last week and they experience the full force of the hoisted petard.
