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Final update as far as Spot is concerned: I managed to land something in my field doing tech support/IT and I'm done with Spot for good. Better pay and more consistent hours for what sounds like significantly less work in a given day. Bye Spot, not looking back this time!

Well, didn't think this was going to happen, but I'm back at Spot for the time being. Moved states recently, and my transfer fell through with my other job. So, back to Spot and back to electronics for a while.

Another further update: I was able to close a new lease yesterday, which was much sooner than expected. Also was able to put together a plan for the remaining time until my job removes me from furlough. As of now, that plan does not involve returning to Spot. So far so good.

So, update to everything: after 10 months at the new job, I can say I've enjoyed it far more than my last few months at Spot. Unfortunately, I've been furloughed until further notice, and it couldn't be at a worse time. It just so happens that my lease is up in about a month and a half, and I...

Good luck to you, and all the best!

Congrats and run while you can! Good luck!

How to quit on workday: Go on Workday. Go to your profile. Go to the 3 dots in the upper right corner. Click "job change" Click "resign" Thanks Yetive

So, this post is a little overdue, I've actually been gone for a few weeks, but whatever. Five years later, one and a half as a lead, and I'm finally done. I just got sick of it one night after a shift and put in applications elsewhere. When I heard back within a day, I knew it was time and put...

The first part is ASANTS on two fronts. I've seen regular TLs give input to the ETL writing the schedule, though mostly for preference on where/when their area has coverage. Also, Sr. TLs do have schedule access and some will write portions of the schedule every week.

Congrats on the new placement and the best of luck!

Run while you can, and the best of luck to you!

Best of luck! For the search, I'll just say if you've been with Spot a few years, just start with "not retail." Give yourself a well-deserved break from all the shenanigans that retail brings with it. :)