Leaving is Going to Be Bittersweet.

Unlike Stop and Shop, I am kind of hesitant on leaving Sears.

It was soooo easy, because there were soooo many factors contributing to why I needed to leave Stop and Shop.  Sears is different.

I have met some really great people here. (Not just the old ladies like at S&S) People that I have actually hung out with and talk to outside of work.... I guess you call people like that ... "Friends"? ;]

and of course, because I am me... there are people I do not care for. But I find that everywhere.

However there are things I absolutely hate about the job, like the management and the credit.  I can not stand having to sign people up for credit cards because I don't want to make them feel bad if they don't get accepted(a lot don't) and I hate causing them problems and taking up their time. When customers get mad I take it personally, when really it is the stores fault.

I hate how the ASM's tear you down and make you feel like crap to get you to do "Better", even if you weren't doing poorly to begin with.

YET! The pay is not the best but they give a lot of hours. I do have a good time, some days, and I learn new things.  And there are a lot of hot guys that work there.


I think my best bet is to just leave because I'm not happy there. I still feel as if I don't fit in and I also  just want to make people happy not cause them problems.  I don't want to be told I am a bad worker and that I have poor customer service. Nor do I feel the need to prove them wrong.

I am going to leave there saying I did/learned something new, and that I now know that retail is not for me.

Now it is time to start saving and thinking more about school work. Come December the search for a new paid adventure. =]

xoxo
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