mrknownothing
purveyor of things
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I'm still awaiting my review. Let's see how this goes, seeing as I was in a different workcenter under different leaders for most of the year.
They don't have to be done until then but some leaders get them done earlier than the deadline.I thought reviews weren't until April?
I thought reviews weren't until April?
They've really been pushing RedCards and cashier speed like crazy these last few weeks. I figure that when my review comes that I'll be lucky to see a few new cents in my hourly pay.....my speed score isn't the greatest....and I've only gotten 10 RedCards since the start of the new fiscal year. So, if I do get anything I'll be pretty surprised.
Maybe you'll get the ever famous one cent raise. I've always wanted to sit in on one of those conversations...see how thick the awkwardness in the air really is.
Maybe you'll get the ever famous one cent raise. I've always wanted to sit in on one of those conversations...see how thick the awkwardness in the air really is.
One of ours did that last year over his .30 raise. I told him to stfu. Plenty of people got less. Year before he got an O so he wasn't impressed with just thirty cents.I only signed my review because I was happy with the raise. I found it oddly high. Out of the 10 points, I had seven E, two IE and one U. Fully expected to see a 15 cent raise, and saw more.
Still remember the one guy a couple years ago who came back from his review cursing and screaming about how he only got 10 cents.
You know what's even worse? After for years and $1 worth of crappy raises they raise the starting pay. So now every asshole makes what you've busted your ass to get to. And then they still bitch its not enough and they deserve more...my hrtm got .08 last year. When she challenged it they told her she didn't even deserve that. She quit that day.I would say it's not about the raise, but rather your perception of his work. I go so far above and beyond everyone else every single day that I work and I was furious(internally) that my team leader wanted to give me an E. I'm always friendly and positive while everyone else is whining and bitching and being rude and mean to each other. I'm always working at 100%, drenched in sweat my entire shift. I cover call outs every time, I stay late whenever they ask, I do my best to learn other departments so I can fix everyone else's mistakes, and I don't violate safety regulations out of laziness like everyone else. I'm the only one on my team that signs the key log when I check out keys, I'm the only one that willingly grabs a walkie every shift, and I'm the only one that looks for extra projects to do when I've completed my workload instead of hiding somewhere or standing around chatting in plain sight. I get the the highest or second highest pull count every week despite pulling the slowest departments, my accuracy is stellar, and I don't complain when my team leader makes me work "clopening" shifts almost exclusively. And yet, it was only by the grace of upper management that I received an EX.
It's incredibly frustrating to truly try to be the best that you can be and have your team leader turn around and spit on you for your evaluation, for them to tell you that you're just as bad as all the other slackers that work at a turtle pace and call out all the time and talk shit about everyone constantly and lie so they can avoid working.
That's two more cups of coffee every week. I'll take it!Yep, that extra $4 every other Friday will really get us employees moving.
Haha, if it were me, I would probably just say "Nice" and let it get even more awkward.Maybe you'll get the ever famous one cent raise. I've always wanted to sit in on one of those conversations...see how thick the awkwardness in the air really is.