The Importance Of My Work Experience At The Post Office

Due to my sporadic work schedule, ruthless supervisors, and lethargic co-workers, the two and a half years at my current job as a PSE Clerk at the Post Office is the most stressful job I have ever had.
The fact that my work schedule could be fluctuated made my work experience at the Post Office start of rocky. When I first got hired, Human Resources told me I was going to have to have a flexible work schedule, but I could never imagine what I would have to experience. On my first week there, my reporting supervisor had me work three days for twelve shifts. Then on the following weeks, she had me working six days for 5 hour shifts. Not just that, she can also change my schedule in a moment notice. One day I was at the store looking to buy

The supervisors are the laziest I have ever had to work with in my life. One day at the end of a long eight hour shift, I was picking up the mail at the front window when I walked by my supervisor’s office and see her watching and laughing at Russian stand-up comedy. She spots me and tells me to go do a vehicle check. Even though it was her job to do, I didn’t want to start problems, so I did it anyways. When I finished doing the assignment, I went to her office to give her the paperwork, but to find out that she had been gone for half an hour. Besides her laziness, she also has a very ruthless demeanor. One night before I was about to end my shift, my supervisor comes up to me and says that a mailman missed a scan and made me go out to get it or else I had to work the whole weekend. The very next day I get to work to see the station manager thanking my supervisor for saving them by going out and getting the missed scan. I would probably be able to tolerate my schedule if I didn’t have to enter to work to deal with the infuriating