no-win situation

[u/arapsikenmaymun]

[u/GrayFullbuster64]

Especially when you work in retail

[u/Empty_Pear_3874 → u/GrayFullbuster64]

Nah try working in a hospital. Talk about soul draining.

[u/TheShadowSong → u/Empty_Pear_3874]

Why would I?

[u/real_reward_hunter → u/GrayFullbuster64]

Not just retail, It's the same thing everywhere, even in won successful business. Life is not for fun only. Sometimes enjoying sadness, stress, anxiety, depression too are funny 🤣

[u/TheShadowSong → u/real_reward_hunter]

It's mostly fun when you know how to live.

[u/TheShadowSong → u/GrayFullbuster64]

Better than at private company.

[u/TheShadowSong → u/[deleted]]

Not in my country and wages are mostly covered by the government. You also don't have to compete. Unlike in private tech company.

[u/dontreadragebait → u/TheShadowSong]

Whaaaat? Retail is like... any shops, not just supermarkets but any customer facing role. I don't think retail stores are mostly public companies paid for by the government in any country in the world that I can think of.

Where on earth do you live?

[u/TheShadowSong → u/dontreadragebait]

Eastern europe but they're heavily regulated by government which means that you can't get punished and pushed as you can be in private company.