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yax51 t1_j6l9amz wrote
HR is misnamed. Their entire purpose is to protect the company. They don't care about you as an employee. At all.
In order to move on, I would start by looking for a new job.
blackbalt89 t1_j6l9bu0 wrote
I am gonna feel like a twit for asking, but what is HR.
My brain is telling me human resources, but it doesn't fit in all the slots. Lol.
songofpennywise t1_j6l9fvf wrote
human resources
blackbalt89 t1_j6l9u64 wrote
I thought so but the HR has moved on threw me for a loop.
Unfortunately I don't have much experience with HR. I work for family. It's 1000% times worse than everyone makes it sound.
wgblackmon t1_j6la4o7 wrote
You need to speak to Resource Resources. You're not regarded as human by any employer, it's bad for bidness.
songofpennywise t1_j6la6kn wrote
I actually have O experience with them myself if I am being honest, I am pretty new to even knowing they are there for the company and not the employee haha
ArtistChef t1_j6laass wrote
Get a new job, and then start leaving reviews of the company.
WrapDiligent9833 t1_j6lbx67 wrote
HR is properly named: “Human Resources” meaning humans are a resource for the company… not that humans get resources.
Saltedpirate t1_j6lch63 wrote
Can you point out on the teddy bear where HR touched you?
EverHeardOfMaps t1_j6lcrt3 wrote
You need to leave the company, meditate or go for counseling, and put this behind you
pearlfloyd72 t1_j6le1g8 wrote
Staying at that job will make you think about the event that caused your hardship. It is kinda of like an abusive relationship. It is best to get out if it is toxic.
Also, preparing a resume will help you recognize your strengths, which can help build your self esteem.
Good luck!
Educational_Ad2374 t1_j6lfwuy wrote
Yup. I learned this lesson years ago. And once you know, your dealings with them are a lot different.
Far-Two8659 t1_j6lhf5w wrote
You're going to need to provide some context.
DiamondHandsDarrell t1_j6lijdv wrote
Welcome to the club.
Learn to practice meditation so you can live in the present and not in the past.
wouterv101 t1_j6m447l wrote
Lmao, delete this dumb post. Seems like HR did the right thing
Fresh_Pomelo8842 t1_j6mcypx wrote
HR is not your friend. They only care about the company, not the employees 😒
Renjoh t1_j6mfxae wrote
Just always keep in mind, HR works for the company, not for you. They serve the companies interests, not specifically yours.
HypothermiaDK t1_j6nnpyt wrote
Learned a valuable lesson
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