
Have them be professional and not try to force friendships
The first was a simple traditional interview. The second, we just talked about whiskey.
The ability to leave work at work. My job is not fulfilling. I am just a body in a seat at this point.
I make poverty wages, and was told this is a "competitive wage". I cannot make ends meet. But this is corporate America for you. Go to school for 6 years to make $15 an hour.
My director feels disconnected. My manager knows their job, but doesn't tend to keep track of anything other than major issues that could be nipped before they spiral out of control. But they don't. When it becomes a headache for the client? That's when the issue gets solved. No getting ahead of it.