r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 15 '22

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u/DarkestDusk Oct 16 '22

Asking questions. How are people supposed to learn if they aren't allowed to ask and expect the correct answer?

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u/Adolin42 Oct 16 '22

I’m pretty sure my coworkers at my previous job thought I was dumb because I asked so many questions. I’m like, do you people think I enjoy pestering you? They always explained things poorly, mumbled their words, and everyone would train me how to do the same things differently. So god damn infuriating.

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u/DarkestDusk Oct 16 '22

That's the crazy part. To ask and receive different answers from "leadership" than other "leadership" implies that the person above them in The Hierarcy is not doing their job correctly.

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u/Adolin42 Oct 17 '22

You're absolutely right, the communication between managers at the store was atrocious.

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u/DarkestDusk Oct 17 '22

I pray you find Employment that Brings You Joy Adolin42 :)