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Originally Posted by djepage
I would rather work at a place that isn't at the top of the pay scale, but instead people are happy and not in stovepipes worried about only themselves.
Thanks for your service. I also enjoyed my time in the military.
Please keep in mind you are now a cost unit. You are a liability, not an asset--nothing more than a ledger entry to keep as low as possible. You are an hourly worker.
There is no "greater good" at jb, nor anywhere in the industry. You are seeking a higher purpose where none exists, and accepting substandard compensation from a management team that is manipulating you.
Look at it this way: every payday, you and the company are even. They don't owe you anything, and you don't owe them anything.
If you're looking to continue your service to others, there are multitude of options in your community. You are only making it tougher for the rest of the industry to improve if you allow yourself to be suckered into taking less money to complete the "mission."