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- Dec 11, 2025
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im hired as seasonal in style (though im also trained on register and very half-assed trained in fulfillment) and im the ONLY seasonal style hire. i do pretty good no one ever really coaches me unless they r literally teaching me how to do something. the only thing is that i got really sick like a few weeks ago and called out for 3 shifts. they keep bugging me about it saying it looks really bad and that i could get fired cuz im on my 90 day probation period (which, i was not aware i had one cuz im seasonal). they talked to me twice about it saying i could get terminated but i think my performance is good and i work almost everyday cuz we are kinda understaffed in style. im part time and i worked almost 40 hours this week. i close at least 4-5 times a week and have very open availability most days. i come in early or pick up shifts when they ask i just dont stay late cuz i can't. i think my ETL likes me, but one of the regular team leads i think doesnt like me and idk why. she always gives me way more things to do than everyone else and gets irritated when i'm not done on time. i only ever have issues getting my tasks done when she is the team lead on that night. like idk what to even do about that she does walk throughs and micromanages me when we dont close for another 3 hours like obviously im not done zoning you put me in 3 different areas and i have several hours left. i think she thinks im bad at my job, but im pretty conifident she is the only leader who thinks so. like the other day she got irritated with me because it took the majority of my shift to push two packed to the brim metros. but everyone else says im doing well and i work A LOT. some of my coworkers were seasonal and they said that management never even asked them to stay, they just kept scheduling them. so if they do keep me, im not sure they will even tell me. but im nervous that those call outs will make them not keep me. other than those 3 shifts in a row when i was sick, i never called out or came in late.