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My day at work yesterday. "Hey Jonathan. We have operators coming in tomorrow. Could you possibly kit up the next two Intuitive Surgical MSI jobs by tomorrow?"...........Jonathan Scott's diagnostic work assestment program.exe initiating. my thoughts in my head "You are asking me if I can kit two big Intuitive Surgical jobs, jobs with 20 stock parts and 10 material each, and asking if I can at least kit one of them by tomorrow morning. You asked me in the past of why it takes me 13 hours, a whole weekend, to kit just one. And you asking me this at 1:30 in the afternoon. When I am only here for a half a day left. So something that used to take 13 hours for me to do, you are wondering if I can do it in 5ish hours. And you asked operators to come in tomorrow BEFORE YOU HAD THE WORK ALIGN AND SET UP FOR THEM TO WORK ON! WHY ARE YOU PUTTING THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE?!?! So I guess I have to kit at least the 3 part Intuitive Surgical MSI job by tonight, that still has 20 stock parts and 10 materials, because if I don't, because an operator coming in tomorrow might not have work for them. I am correct on this? And I have only an half a day to do so and you couldn't have asked me this morning? Even though I still had to finish End of Month Inventory this morning as well as other rush jobs I couldn't complete last night. And yet you are my supervisor. Oh, and remember my answer for why it took 13 hours to kit one job, I am not paid well. Thank you for reminding me I am not paid well enough for this job." That is my thought process. What I actually said. I can try my best to kit the 3 part job before tomorrow morning. But I won't guarantee it. To be honest, I don't want to guarantee it. I don't want them to expect I can kit a big job in half a day, even if I can. I don't want to fucking rush myself. Not for this job. Not for how much I am getting paid.

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“We are committed to paying every driver every penny they are owed -- plus interest -- as quickly as possible,” Rachel Holt, Uber’s head of U.S. operations, said in a statement. “We are working hard to regain driver trust, and that means being transparent, sticking to our word, and making the Uber experience better from end to end.”

“We are committed to paying every driver every penny they are owed -- plus interest -- as quickly as possible,” Rachel Holt, Uber’s head of U.S. operations, said in a statement. “We are working hard to regain driver trust, and that means being transparent, sticking to our word, and making the Uber experience better from end to end.”

I actually have to work for every cent i make & it sucks major. i really don't understand how a family lives off a minimum wage salary. its heroic actually. the way i see it, must take some guts to be priceless, disciplined and strong. I commend all those single parents barely making ends. The lesson for me isn't really the fact i'm under paid or doing something i'm not totally in love with. It's the fact that i know what i want but have no clarity to achieve my wants that are portrayed as fears, so i keep waiting as though something will just fall into place. I finally got it though. it took a while but im finally being proactive :) It majorly sucks right now since im in the process of fighting independence  and accepting my circumstances as they come but i just keep in mind the clarity, the drive and the finish line. We all have to grow because growth is important. It is needed to push us through limitations and to remind us just as life goes on, our desires, goals and perception of life does to. So we must all grow and with growth comes new responsibilities and new adventures - opportunities to discover ourselves with greater challenges. This is just another test. I believe i'm passing with flying colors, so i'm thankful. i am also more appreciative of hard work because before now i hardly worked. Anyways i stay tired with this lesson sleep is the key ingredient in my workday. without it i become stagnant and slow.