reflections of an old erac slave

I enjoy visiting this website to see all of the current miserable erac employees threaten and bitch at people who tell the truth about that terrible place. I quit erac over a year ago, but I will never forget my time in the hellacious group 29. Whether it was lying through my teeth to sell some damage waiver, or washing car after car in my nice suit, I was always miserable. After almost a year of this thankless joke of a pyramid scheme, and the silly skill & grille, I quit. I was done with the pain of having to awake to a living hell of a work place. In fact everyone I worked with was in a constant state of misery. Nothing beats the branch managers with the false smiles pasted on their faces all day, while it is clear that it is taking everything in their power not to commit suicide. Looking back I feel sorry for the poor souls who are stuck working there, slaving away for a laughable paycheck. What is even sadder is the fact that those who stay do so because they have no where else to turn, not because they actually like the job... Nobody likes that shithole. Oh and for all of the responses that I know will come, yes I make much more money than any of you now... I promise you that.

Originally Posted by admit it, erac is hell

I enjoy visiting this website to see all of the current miserable erac employees threaten and bitch at people who tell the truth about that terrible place. I quit erac over a year ago, but I will never forget my time in the hellacious group 29. Whether it was lying through my teeth to sell some damage waiver, or washing car after car in my nice suit, I was always miserable. After almost a year of this thankless joke of a pyramid scheme, and the silly skill & grille, I quit. I was done with the pain of having to awake to a living hell of a work place. In fact everyone I worked with was in a constant state of misery. Nothing beats the branch managers with the false smiles pasted on their faces all day, while it is clear that it is taking everything in their power not to commit suicide. Looking back I feel sorry for the poor souls who are stuck working there, slaving away for a laughable paycheck. What is even sadder is the fact that those who stay do so because they have no where else to turn, not because they actually like the job... Nobody likes that shithole. Oh and for all of the responses that I know will come, yes I make much more money than any of you now... I promise you that.

There must be more to it . What do you think makes them stay? I know a person who works for ERAC and constantly bitches how much she hates her job and she still stays without really making any efforts to leave. You would also think if a person really hated their job, the last thing they would do is hang out with their co-workers and attend after work gatherings only to see the same miserable people and talk about the same miserable shit.

Working that many hours a week and hating your job is physically and mentally exhausting. That is why it takes so long for people to find a new job. They just don't have any fight left in them.

I agree. Psychologists say that the easiest person/employee to control is the one that is exhausted mentally and physically. They'll actually take a sort of comfort out of being on the hamster wheel. The actions and indeed the thoughts of, say, looking for a new job, would be a shock to the system!