I´ve talked to her before about her way of treating others, but she claims it´s just how things work in life and that i didn´t get how businesses are run.
Oh, did i mention I´m the son of one of the directors?
Yeah. I told my dad about her personality and the issues arising at work, but i think he still sees me as childish or doubts my word as things seem to work just fine from an outside view.
I´m not happy here, but i doubt i can find other job offers with the same comodities i find here(it´s walking distance from my university, and i work only 4 hours, which i can arrenge during the day to not collide with my classes.
I have these benefits because i´m the son of a board member and because i´m indispensable for the correct work of this place).
I don´t know what to do. I´m not confortable here, but i don´t think i can change that, and changing jobs seem like a very difficult task, not mentioning i probably will be very far from my university and i´ll have to work up to 8 hours.
I live in Uruguay, so I don´t have many of the opportunities and commodities people in first-world countries may have. Not too much work, horrible wages, terrible education.
What would you do?
Thanks.
Oh, did i mention I´m the son of one of the directors? Yeah. I told my dad about her personality and the issues arising at work, but i think he still sees me as childish or doubts my word as things seem to work just fine from an outside view.
I´m not happy here, but i doubt i can find other job offers with the same comodities i find here(it´s walking distance from my university, and i work only 4 hours, which i can arrenge during the day to not collide with my classes.
I have these benefits because i´m the son of a board member and because i´m indispensable for the correct work of this place).
I don´t know what to do. I´m not confortable here, but i don´t think i can change that, and changing jobs seem like a very difficult task, not mentioning i probably will be very far from my university and i´ll have to work up to 8 hours. I live in Uruguay, so I don´t have many of the opportunities and commodities people in first-world countries may have. Not too much work, horrible wages, terrible education.
What would you do?
Thanks.