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What was your shortest time spent in a job?

Posted by laaldiggaj@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 120 comments

My record was two months, not my choice. It can be stories of your own free will or company choice.

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SirChengin@reddit

Agency hired me for an admin post for the local bus company. I lasted 2 hours, with all bar 15 mins on an induction course for depot safety/first aid etc, to find out at the end that the job was actually to clean the buses on night shift. The 'admin' was ticking off bus numbers as i cleaned them. The agency bloke admitted that they knew nobody wanted the job, so they decided to get creative with the job description and send people along anyway.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Oh my goodness!
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SirChengin@reddit

It was a bit of a shocker; I totally didn't know until we got to the end where they told me about the clothing requirements and handed me a bundle of fireproof overalls. Like wtf?
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

You must have been like "where's the laptop?!"
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SirChengin@reddit

Yes! It was something along the lines of "overalls for an office job? Isn't that taking fire safety a bit far?"
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚
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Particular-Echo347@reddit

One day and that was packing eggs on a conveyabelt That was awful
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Can you still look at eggs now?
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icemonsoon@reddit

2 days in a fibreglass factory. I basically had to throw away my clothes at the end of each shift
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

They gave you no PPE?
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icemonsoon@reddit

This was with a teletubby suit
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Leading_Guarantee497@reddit

Two weeks. They refused to train me on their processes as id used the software they used previously. No idea how to do the very specific process they’d set up with the process. The managing director would scream and shout at me all the time. After two weeks I was so anxious I was unable to sleep and so phoned in sick, they fired me that day for breaching my probation conditions. I’ve never been so relieved in my life. Four weeks later I started an almost identical job for a lot more money. They spent a bit of time showing me the ropes and I was a high performer there for three years until I moved to my current employer.
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CorrosiveSpirit@reddit

I've moved about quite a bit the last few years. Work in healthcare and it's a mess, with no signs of improvement. The quickest I've noped out was after one shift, culture was just nasty shit.
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Low-Total9121@reddit

15 years
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Is your shortest time?
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Low-Total9121@reddit

Yes
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raosmuli@reddit

I had a 2 month stint in recruitment. You have to be able to accept rejection, be ruthless and little manipulative. Management felt that I was ā€œtoo niceā€ so let me go.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Were you gutted about that?
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raosmuli@reddit

No not at all because I HATED the role.
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lumpytesticle69@reddit

proper recruitment or IT contracting recruitment? the 2nd lot are just thinly disguised pimps
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Mr_Reaper__@reddit

4 days doing overnight shifts in a warehouse. The tiredness, lack of daylight, and walking around a cold warehouse stacking shelfs in complete silence was not for me.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Complete silence?
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Mr_Reaper__@reddit

Only 3 other people out the roughly 40 on shift spoke English and they were all twice my age and part of a very definite clique that I was not invited to. I don't speak any other languages so I didn't speak to anyone the entire time I was there. There was a strict no headphones policy so no music, they did play the radio in the warehouse but it was Gold's overnight show, which is arguably worse than having no noise at all...
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jupiterandmarsbar@reddit

Approximately 5minutes. This happened about two weeks ago. Had been in for an induction and a loo around. Was told to come back the following Monday by the boss. Came in on the Monday, sat down, was asked ā€˜have you been given a start date?’ by the boss (!) who then suggested I leave and ā€˜come back tomorrow to try again’ once he’d been informed of my start date. Wtf? I left but didn’t go back
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Try again wth?!
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jupiterandmarsbar@reddit

With a boss who knew what she was doing perhaps? I don’t know tbh because I didn’t stick around to find out
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heartthump@reddit

I showed up for my first shift in a kitchen at a busy wetherspoons. Was there for maybe 1 hour? Walked out. It’s a job i probably wouldn’t have minded but they put my on a station by myself with no prior training at peak hours on a saturday. Had no idea what i was doing, was stressed, messy, people were getting upset with me so i simply walked out
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destria@reddit

A week, though it was only meant to be a 3 month summer internship anyway. They just didn't have any work for me, they gave me a task which I did in a single day and they were like 'Uhh that's all we got.' Tbh no one really worked there, at 2pm every day the beer fridge would open and people just played pool. I pushed to the end of the week but told them I really wasn't learning anything on this internship, they offered to just let me go but still pay me for 3 months. So I left!
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Realkevinnash59@reddit

Induction day, I came in to sign documents and do all my paperwork. After about 1-2 hours of being talked through everything, my final contract is put under my nose and the pay rate is £2 per hour less than i was told. The manager doing the paperwork says "you'll need to clarify with the head chef" so i signed it, got up and went to the kitchen, Asked the head chef and he said "oh yeah, thats IF you get promoted to sous chef" so i quit. 1-2 hours.
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MDF87@reddit

Few hours.
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Intruder313@reddit

I was told that new staff at McDonalds lasted 6 hours , 6 days or 6 weeks and if you made it to 6 months you were ā€˜there for life’ or some such crap. I walked after 7 weeks (which included being physically abused ).
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WantsToDieBadly@reddit

I was there for a year then quit. No way I’d be there now
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No_Dragonfruit_9365@reddit

I was there for a year and then left, and I know several people who have also left after over a year there so that's not quite true lol. Sorry to hear that you were physically abused when you worked there though, the way some people treat maccies staff is appalling!
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Nice_specs_bro@reddit

About 4 hours as waitress. I was very young and a single nasty customer had me quit.. Now I am 33 and work in a hospital, so get verbal abuse most days.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

How do you handle that?
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Nice_specs_bro@reddit

When most of the team is supportive you just switch with someone to let them cool off.. Also in severe cases patients get warning letters, then get discharged from outpatients and told to refer elsewhere.. This team was nice but in 12 months out of 20- 9 people quit. I was 10th. 3 days left. I am switching from this hospital role to staff training.
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methadonia80@reddit

I have a good one for this involving a mate but it was in Australia, he went through something like 30 jobs in 3 months, there was plenty of work around but he just kept fucking up. My fav story is where he got a job and the night before he started he went out on a session and finished up going straight from the session to get the train to this new job from Sydney, his new job was something like 3 stops away from Sydney. Anyway he closed his eyes for a second but luckily he managed to wake up on the stop before his new work place, only he didn’t, he actually fell asleep and the train went all the way to the end of line, then back all the way to Sydney and the back the way out again, which was when he woke up, he had been asleep for something like 6 hours but he said it felt like he had closed his eyes for a second, another job gone and he hadn’t even made it to the actual job site.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

I think we have a winner 😳
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Far-Act-2803@reddit

On agency, desperate for work, did half a day at a shed building place due to its boring as fuck and was depressed as fuck and ended up going to visit someone in hospital instead.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

So some good came out of it.
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Far-Act-2803@reddit

Well yes except my dad was in a coma 🤣 Haha it's fine we are all doing very well now
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Oh jeez so sorry! Glad he's ok now!
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MitchellsTruck@reddit

Summer between Year 12 and 13, best mate and I went for an interview with a "building maintenance" company. Said we'd be "doing admin, checking in on customers, driving around to make sure everything's OK". Day 1, it's door to door sales for one specific thing - painting exteriors. The manager showed us how they just mixed sawdust and grit into standard outdoor house paint, charged hundreds for it and changed the name of the company every couple of years to avoid repercussions. How clever! Anyway, we piled into a little minibus, and were driven out to our "turf". Luckily, mine was fairly near a regional railway station, so I just walked up there, got on a train and went home. My mate wasn't so lucky. Stuck in a dead-end housing estate, he actually tried selling this stuff for a few hours, couldn't get hold of the manager to advise on some questions, found a shop and sat outside for a while, then called me to come and pick him up.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Sounds awful!
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david4460@reddit

Multi drop delivery driver job. Needed a bit of beer money whilst in-between contracts. Anyway turned up and found out that the company had got a deal which is normally done by 7.5 ton Lorries. They undercut and delivered by 3.5 ton van. The stuff they delivered was mainly construction materials. I was expected to load the van. Obviously the materials were ridiculously heavy. Heavier than I could handle really. Took about 3 hours to load the van. Did two weeks. Then one morning I saw my section piled up and there was a carpet that weighed 65kg. I could not move it. Seriously. Told the warehouse floor manager who was a prick at the best of times. Told me if I didn’t like it I knew what to do. I went back, threw the van keys in the back amongst all the rubbish and went home. As I said I didn’t actually need the job so I was lucky there. Got inundated with phone calls and voicemails begging me to go back if just for the day. ā€œWhy can’t we get driversā€
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bucketofardvarks@reddit

I once worked 2 weeks before I was TUPEd if that counts?
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SpartaGoose@reddit

2 weeks. Moved towns after breakup, needed a fresh start. Didn't know anybody that would help me there and didn't know what the possibilities were at that time and place so went for anything to keep having an income. People have been great but the job was not my kind of thing, I found something that suits me better after two weeks and moved straight away.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Sounds like a movie lol. Two weeks not bad going!
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SpartaGoose@reddit

It does from the perspective of time, really don't know what was keeping me going, was heartbroken young lad but still managed to keep my priorities.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

That's good to hear 😁
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Solid_Bake4577@reddit

6 hours - watching milk bottles on a factory line to make sure that none had chipped rims. Unigate dairy near Headcorn - I think it's gone now.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

But like...that it? Just watching?.
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Solid_Bake4577@reddit

I had one of those blue plastic skips on wheels, and I was meant to discard the chipped bottles into there. For about 45 minutes, I was very diligent as I thought that it was either a wind-up or no one would do it beyond an hour, two at most. When the penny dropped that this was my life, I just threw every tenth bottle in. An hour after lunch, bearing in mind it was a night shift, I just got up, got my coat and left quietly.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

One of those jobs it's best it's gone digital...
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Solid_Bake4577@reddit

I like to think I started the movement away from glass bottles and all of the inherent risks involved, to cartons and plastic milk containers... I'd be wrong, but I like to think it.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Ha, of course!
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floydie1962@reddit

I was sent for a job by an agency. I had expressly said I didn't want physical work because of a few old injuries that restricted what I could do. I went through reception into a room with two other guys to watch a video on manual handling. I asked the guy in charge if the job was lifting? Yes. Heavy bundles of paper. All day. That's when I left. 20 minutes. That was it. The boss man called me selfish and told me I was letting him down. Tough. I look after me first
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Selfish?! See agencies have lied to me so many times.
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MitchellsTruck@reddit

> agencies have lied to me so many times I did a long summer (May - October) of agency work when I was at Uni. So many things, from Receptionist to working in a paint factory, mixing paint and thinners. The only thing I refused to do was be in a call centre. That summer I walked from 3 separate jobs within an hour as "it's not a call centre" turned out to be very much a call centre.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

It's not a call centre. Run and never look back lol
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Clunk234@reddit

A month. I needed rent money so I took the first job I could get, while looking for another one. Stayed until I got my first wage packet and left šŸ˜‚
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

I'm in that position now. Sad to think how many people in jobs that suck because of bill ties.
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Clunk234@reddit

Tbh most people only work to pay bills, I’m just fortunate I found a career I enjoy. Keep fighting and you’ll get there!!
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

I'm tired, boss. Gotta look today and trying to go for jobs that spark me, not have to jobs.
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doubleblastdouble@reddit

8 hours including training as a telephone fundraiser for charities
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Did you not enjoy it?
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doubleblastdouble@reddit

Not at all, but I was let go as opposed to quitting. Went in, did training. Then you're meant to do a few hours on the phone, to learn the ropes while they listen. They kept stressing "IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU DON'T GET DONATIONS TODAY. This is about making sure you can work with the script, you say all the legal disclaimers, and you practice getting rapport with the person being called." I was given a script regarding a crisis in Africa, where 6k children didn't have shelter or access to clean water. You HAVE to read off the script. Did my first hour or so, no donations. I was pulled aside and told "you're making the call too depressing." I was like, wtf, YOU wrote the script, I'm reading it. "Yeah but you need to make them feel good about donating, not bad about the situation." ????? How the fuck am I meant to make a call where I explicitly say kids are sleeping on the street not sound bad?! But whatever, I went back to it and did my best. Got zero donations that day, was told that it was totally fine, that's how it goes on day 1. Left, and was called an hour later and told not to come back. When I asked why, they said "well, you didn't get any donations" Dickheads. The company got investigated for fraud a year later or so.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Too depressing?! You weren't selling bathbombs?!
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Revolutionary_Oil897@reddit

Was looking for a temp job while I was studying. On my first shift with Tesco's I received an email offer for a hotel receptionist job, better work, better hours, and free food. They invited me in to sign the contract, so four hours into my first shift I left.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

That's a baller move.
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Wasp_Chutney@reddit

I worked for Allied Dunbar, an insurance company, when I was 19. I lasted 1 day.
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ben_jamin_h@reddit

When I was 17, I got a job as a labourer on a construction site in Birmingham. It was a brilliant deal, turn up at 06:00, help load three prefabricated units off a lorry onto site, then go home and then we were free to go on full pay. We were done in an hour every day. On the second day, I had blisters on my heels because I'd chosen boots that were too small (stupidly thinking they would stretch, being leather boots) that were so painful I couldn't walk. When I'd healed about a week later, I called them up to come back and they said I was too unreliable and took me off their books!
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daodonovan93@reddit

An hour and fifteen minutes on a Saturday job at a cafe when I was at school. Apparently I had an attitude. He was probably right. I didn’t want to be there
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VxDeva80@reddit

One day, applied to Tovy Carvery as a waitress, was put behind the bar. I wasn't shown anything how to pour a pint, how to use a till. The manager sat on a stool the entire shift, stealing drinks from the fridge and yelling if we 'weren't moving'. The final straw was that I could barely reach the optics, which is one of the reasons I knew I never wanted to work behind a bar.
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BECKYISHERE@reddit

10 seconds
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

What happened?
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BECKYISHERE@reddit

First day went there reported to manager who said we are going under the shop's closing so you don't have a job.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Ten seconds then.
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CarpeCyprinidae@reddit

I was hired by Mothercare at their head office in Watford in January 2002, 3 days before their worst ever financial results came out, and they made a decision to immediately terminate all staff hired in the last 6 months as a cost-cutting measure
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Oh my goodness...
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No_Dragonfruit_9365@reddit

About 4 days at an elderly home care company, so similar to a care home but involves going into each patients home to provide care a few times a day instead. I did a few days of classroom training then was meant to do 2 shadow days. My first shadowing day ended after 10pm and my second started around 6am, which is obviously not only tiring, but illegal. I overslept and woke up a couple hours into my second shadowing shift, so just didn't go in because since the job involved driving to different houses I wasn't sure where I was meant to be at that time (and they didn't even tell me the name of the employee I was shadowing, let alone contact details for them). They never chased it up with me so I never contacted them and just assumed I didn't work there anymore lol.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Oh that's odd!
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gh0st-cup@reddit

I got a job at a cinema last summer. On the first shift I had to clean up a spilt ice-cream milkshake that was all over the chairs and the floor. That wasn't the best but not the end of the world. On the second shift I was on the concessions stand. The till system confused me even with all the dumb little pictures on it and I didn't charge a customer for a milkshake topping. The guy training me said he would get in trouble for that. It was 70 pence. They had 4 different types of cups for the different types of drinks. Each one had their own lid and own straw. The cups, lids and straws that went together were nowhere near other and if you messed it up you could get in trouble for that too. It was minimum wage. My ADHD could NOT handle that shit. I gave in my notice before my next shift was due to start.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Yeah I can't stand over complicated nonsense.
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Foxmourne@reddit

2 shifts of bar work at a busy bar. Turns out I couldn't deal with the stress of trying ro remember a thousand drinks as well as who was next to be served at 10pm on a Friday nignt.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

I could never handle food or drinks.
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Scarred_fish@reddit

34 years.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Oh? Oh...
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Moogle-Mail@reddit

2.5 days at a temp job. I was a legal secretary at the time and had been working temp jobs for a couple of years, by choice, and at that point had a really good reputation with my temp agency. I was often booked up months in advance with some legal practices because they knew I was a great temp. I went to lunch on Wednesday from one particular job and just didn't go back. Phoned the agency and told them why and my contact at the agency basically apologised to me and told me that they knew it was a horrible company but she thought I might be able to handle it. It's been over 20 years but I'm still annoyed that I lost my favourite mug by doing that (I used to take my own mug to work for my tea just because).
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Wow the agency sounds really nice! I got yelled at by an agency for not making an interview as there was a car accident.
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Gazebadly@reddit

Sales job. I had been through several interviews. Promised this was an executive role in the company. Proper customer sales. No cold calling. Finally started and the boss had me cold calling for three days. On way home popped into shop where I previously worked. My boss offered me my old job. I said no as it was half the money. Next day the world cup started. Boss wouldn't even let me have the radio on. More cold calling. Walked out at lunch and back into my old job.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

They always lie about cold calling...
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gMoneh@reddit

I worked for Dominos Pizza for about 40 minutes. I was a bit work shy and it was my first job. Honestly the idea of even having some responsibility (working on the till, taking orders) scared the hell out of me. Fortunately I found a job working in IT sales a few months after.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

You noped out of Domino's!
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gMoneh@reddit

I did indeed.
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OhhGoood@reddit

Three days. I quickly realised the hiring manager had lied in my interview about the responsibilities of my role so I used my first lunch break to ring my previous employer and ask for my old job back. This is why it pays to leave on good terms!
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

True!
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Leather_Mention8770@reddit

6 months. I can’t say what it was as it’s part of the civil service but it was absolutely god awful. I went on sick leave as I was so stressed and literally kept getting sick. I’d cry my eyes out every single day after work. Didn’t even have fixed end times. It was horrific. Pay was good but not worth it for how much I was suffering. Oh and the micromanaging!!! 🤢
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DelayedExplorations@reddit

5 hours. I attend my shift (bar work) and all was going fine. Got called in to the manager's office to sort the paperwork and was told the advertised shift pattern had changed from 2pm-midnight to 6pm-4am. I walked straight out.
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Crafty_Ambassador443@reddit

4 hours
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pharmacoli@reddit

One 8-hour shift. Sanitary bin emptier. As grim as you can imagine. I'd already cycled the 10 or so miles there, so just did it and never went back.
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TrueSpins@reddit

1 day. Cold calling businesses from some dank industrial estate warehouse. Most depressing place ever. At lunch I found a van selling chips. Asked for some tomato sauce and they didn't have any. That was the last straw...
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Yooustinkah@reddit

About 2 hours. I was 18 and just got a job at a local restaurant as a waiter. Got really bad vibes from the other staff after they individually bitched about the others to me, and the supervisor was a pervert.
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jonathing@reddit

3 hours, I didn't even finish the training before I realised that call centres are not for me
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raccoonsaff@reddit

I think I had a 2 month Christmas job?
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YchYFi@reddit

I don't know you would know?
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NoOlive3989@reddit

3 days.
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

What happened?!
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mightytonto@reddit

Did someone landscape the wrong garden?
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YchYFi@reddit

Or he landscaped the right one and got caught.
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mightytonto@reddit

Got a night shift job in a milk factory while at uni. The place smelled so rancid it made me wretch, I was hauling crazy heavy carts and it was absolutely freezing. So my answer is about two hours
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Federal-Condition964@reddit

2 days, telemarketing
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mhoulden@reddit

One day. During my uni summer holidays I did quite a bit of temping. One year I had three separate jobs in a week. One day I was packing leaflets. Came back the next day and there was nothing to do so I just waited for the temp agency's minibus home. Next day was helping unload a delivery at a warehouse. Final day was working at the "wet end" of a shoe factory sorting cow hides. It was as smelly as it sounds. Just as I was leaving I got a call from another temp agency offering two weeks work in an office. Fairly long hours but I didn't need a shower afterwards.
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ooh-sheet@reddit

4 hours, outbound sales. Could not get my head around the name of the company and after fucking up and calling them Condom thought yep this isn’t for me
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lumpytesticle69@reddit

well was there 2 weeks but handed notice in after half a day. late 90s contracting in the city. akward time as trading systems moved from DOS to Windows (if they weren't on unix). job with a japanese bank. this is a windows tranding platform yes? Yes. get there. no, there is a windows UI to a bit of code that basically simulated key presses in a DOS trading system. and this was just a pc sitting in the office, not even in a data centre. had 2 week contract but gave notice before lunch. and in the next 2 weeks realised all the japanese managers were just playing freecell all day so wrote a program to connect to all their machines and get the process list, then report on the amount of time freecell was running, presented this to my boss lol
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

Half a day?!
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lumpytesticle69@reddit

thats when i quit, had to work out 2 weeks notice
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1SavageOne1@reddit

I went there, spent the day, went to my vehicle and hotel. Had a feast and some beers then dropped the keys off and got on the train again. Thought fk working there
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laaldiggaj@reddit (OP)

That's made me smile!
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1SavageOne1@reddit

Tbh all the equipment they gave me was junk, the steering wheel was not straight on the vehicle and it was trashed. The funny thing was I received a cheque for my time, eating and drinking basically šŸ˜‚
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