I've never felt called out for being a millennial before, but-
I just wanted to know how to get our new employee to be more comfortable with folders and spreadsheets! What about that makes me a millennial!??
They're not wrong, I'm just mad about it
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I've never felt called out for being a millennial before, but-
I just wanted to know how to get our new employee to be more comfortable with folders and spreadsheets! What about that makes me a millennial!??
They're not wrong, I'm just mad about it

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On today’s episode of my other spa manager is a millennial:
My knee started to really bother me during a couples massage and my coworker saw me struggling. Later she offered to massage/work on my still injured/recovering knee, she did for about 15 mins and it felt so much better.
Unknown to me, when I went to the front desk to get something later, my manager looked at me and said “Is your knee hurting?” I said “not right now, she worked on it and it feels much better.” Then she goes “[coworker] told me you were in pain and that you weren’t going to say you were in pain so she suggested that you take it easy for a bit, so….want to come in for a half a day tomorrow instead?”
I was like WOT. Like 1- it’s hilarious that my coworker KNEW I wasn’t going to say anything about the pain I was in 🤣 she picked up on that real fast. 2- decided to tell our manager and to make sure my workload wouldn’t be too much tomorrow (oh, earlier I told said coworker that last week I did eight 90min massages in 3 days and that’s a lot for a LMT) and 3- that my manager was like TAKE HALF THE DAY! So instead I asked if I could leave early and she said “of course!”
I am so used to the resort spa and the previous director not caring about my knee/pain, and couldn’t understand why I kept asking NOT to have more than 4 in a row.
And now? It’s only been a month and this second spa’s manager and my coworkers already care and feel the need to help me out? 😭😭😭
I used to be the starry eyed 21 year old millennial who bragged about having a 50's work ethic and a strict moral code and loving my job and working unpaid overtime and skipping lunch and surviving on pickle sandwiches because I couldn't afford meat that week.
I've become the 31 year old jaded manager (making the same pay as I did when I was 21) who tells the high schooler employees to "go ahead and leave work an hour early, who cares? Yeah I'll clock you out at 8pm don't worry about it. Have fun at the house party. Don't drink and drive. I'm gonna quit early too and go have a pickle sandwich."