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Originally Posted by gimme a break  i don't know but i agree with him/her. if you hate erac so much, and you don't miss it, then what kind of message are you showing by spending time posting messages on this forum? I know that if I left a job because I hated it, I wouldn't be spending my free time on this thing! We get it, it wasn't for you. We get it, you've got the absolute best job now and the best life and you want to scream from the rooftops about how absolutely horrible enterprise is and everyone should all quit and take everyone down and ruin the company! Newsbreak, not going to happen. This company is much bigger than you and I and will profit no matter what happens. So I say, if you don't like it, quit already. No one cares! If I choose to stay and work the hours and what not, its my choice. The people that quit are always the ones that can't hack it anyways...can't grill, can't make ETE, can't get promoted, can't sell. Think about the last person that quit that was a rock star?? Hmmmm... Don't think we're going to take the "get out now" advice from the slackers.... |
Why are you on the forum?? If you love ERAC so much then you should be just playing around with your ms01's, or workbrain not posting on a site dedicated to the hatred of this company. Who care what message anyone sends, the job sucks plain and simple, here are some facts for you:
Region z has like 6 area managers, 1 RRM, and 1 RVP...that is 8 spots. There are over 60 MTs, MAs, AMs, and BMs all combined. This goes for every region, every group. So you keep plugging away 60-70 hrs a week, you keep writing off DUB, keep being a slave to ESQI..and keep believing that someday you will make it big with ERAC.
Me, well I am going to work at a job that I actually Like, not care about making $100k by the time I am 29 and hate my life. No ERAC isn't for everyone, neither is being a garbage man, but just like the sanitation department, ERAC is just another dumping ground for misguided college grads who walk through mounds of crap just to try to get a glimpse of something better.