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What was your worst experience at work?
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this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2023
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I think she genuinely meant what she said. I had been working there for a couple weeks with good results. I had worked there the summer before also. I think management didn't care for their employers anyways, they probably didn't even know my name or my track record. I was always disposable and maybe too old (too expensive) by that time.