Today, I was told by my manager to make sure the supervisor on shift does his job. Last month I was told I couldn't be a supervisor. Apparently I can supervise someone who earns more than I do though. FML
Add a comment - Reply to : #
You must be logged in to be able to post comments!
Create my account
Sign in
Top comments
By
VoldooPed
| 20
Sounds like you're trusted, so hopefully they're saving you for a better position! Hopefully.
By
EPIKxPANDA
| 13
So you watch someone that watches you. INCEPTION..!
COMMENTS
By
EPIKxPANDA
| 13
So you watch someone that watches you. INCEPTION..!
Reply
ColonelCusswords
| 24
Killer dramatic trumpet sounds
Reply
sunnyskys
| 25
don't break the mirror
Reply
sunnyskys
| 25
I don't think i knew where I was going with that. sorry ^_^u
By
Cads1
| 24
Give your manager false info, get your supervisor fired and take his job. Simple.
Reply
iiTzNeeNerz
| 26
Yes. Because sabotage is always the answer. Shame on you, Sir.
Reply
Cads1
| 24
It is a plan, I did not say it was a good one :)
Reply
iiTzNeeNerz
| 26
lol I figured that much.
Reply
Cads1
| 24
I like most people only have (if we are honest) one or two excellent ideas a year. This does not seem worthy to use one of them up on :)
Reply
leogachi
| 15
@8 I laughed a little too hard.
Reply
Cads1
| 24
@15. Did you pee a little?
Reply
leogachi
| 15
@16 No, but only because I had just gone to the bathroom before reading that.
Reply
ColonelCusswords
| 24
future dictator
By
VoldooPed
| 20
Sounds like you're trusted, so hopefully they're saving you for a better position! Hopefully.
Reply
ThatHorse
| 15
Or more likely they know OP would do a wonderful job and are afraid OP would request a pay raise so they hired a horrible supervisor thinking the supe they hired would never bother asking for more money than he/she makes now.
By
igg125
| 30
I would let the supervisor fail.
By
anotherhuman
| 31
Sounds like the current supervisor needs to be fired if you have to watch to make sure he watches everybody else correctly.
By
sullysair123
| 19
just say that babysitting isn't what you signed up for with the paycheck of an employee
Reply
ColonelCusswords
| 24
Sassy...
By
zahidnasir
| 22
it depends on your esteem needs .. being in a higher post always come first for me
By
abNormal62
| 23
Who watches the Watchmen?
By
KitchenPig
| 16
I feel Ya OP. This year, the hiring wage at my company has been increased. That means, I am training people who are making more money than me, also considering I have accumulated three years of annual raises. Working for people sucks.
Reply
ZombieSazza
| 34
That's pretty unfair they haven't raised everyone else's wages. :/
By
PharmacyJoe
| 13
Inquire as to why you can't be a supervisor. Is it because you don't work enough hours? Or have you not been with the company long enough? It may not be that he doesn't think you're qualified; it might just be that you don't meet the job description's minimums.
Reply
katachristic
| 19
There's no such thing as strict minimums on time with the company or previous experience. If you're desirable enough, companies will pay reasonably to keep you. That being said, the manager could be too incompetent to realize this.