When you interview for jobs they leave lots out of what's expected from you in the end.
For instance, as a barista I was told I'd serve coffee, pastry to customers & clean up. No mention of the 200+ ppl to move thru in the AM & the sell, sell in slower times (be a coffee expert!)
For instance, as a barista I was told I'd serve coffee, pastry to customers & clean up. No mention of the 200+ ppl to move thru in the AM & the sell, sell in slower times (be a coffee expert!)
when I was a framer at a crafts outlet, they said I'd help ppl choose mats & frames, then put together final pieces as components arrived, but they didn't say I'd need to upsell, upsell & that at xmas they offered deep discounts & we'd move promised completes in short time, or
as a salon receptionist, was told I'd schedule ppl according to each stylist's preferences, ring ppl up after, but not that I'd also need to sell, sell product to anyone who wandered in or to back up stylists, nor that I'd be wiping down products & shelves in nice clothes daily,
and they never tell you how they'll pile on more duties w/o pay increases, or how you'll be pressured to work when sick or have emergency elsewhere, or how you'll be pushed into management only to be let go if you start earning more than if they just put "fresh" mgr in your spot.
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