Just wondering if anyone else works for a dealership where the owner has their children working there? I have 4 that do absolutely nothing, except cause problems and tension with all of the other employees. They are always late, abuse vacation and sick days, and are condescending and rude. Anyone in the same boat?
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I worked for one a while back. One son was the Service Manager, the other tried the parts department.... then sales.... then customer service... then field service... then BACK to sales... then....
You get the idea.Comment
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My boss married the owner's daughter 20 years ago or so. Then about 10 years ago both of his son's, her step children, started working here. For the most part they do what is required of the rest of us. A few of us "older" techs realize they will always have a job no matter what happens. The younger ones will complain and we explain it to them and tell them "If they still have a problem to go talk the service manager, their father, and the President of the company, service managers wife and their step mom".Comment
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Just wondering if anyone else works for a dealership where the owner has their children working there? I have 4 that do absolutely nothing, except cause problems and tension with all of the other employees. They are always late, abuse vacation and sick days, and are condescending and rude. Anyone in the same boat?Defects are simple, our mind is complicatedComment
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Have said no to good paying jobs after figuring out the company structure based on experience of nepotism.
Nothing wrong with father and son businesses, but makes it frustrating for non related individuals with a bit of ambition.WhateverComment
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Spoon feeding is a cruel thing.
What is the saying. The the road to hell is paved with good intentions.WhateverComment
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Yeah but it's not like the Great Depression generation wanted to be poor and hungry or WWII soldiers wanted to be shot at. They just had to deal with it and character was a result.Comment
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Re. Generations choosing different experiences.
There is no universal definition of right or wrong in the grand plan of the universe, their is only "conscious" experiences.
Any given personal life path comes down to a "choice" of life experiences, or a "force" of life experiences, either-or there just experiences.
What is raised up one day can be beat down the next. We get to choose(free will) or not to choose(force will) to have that experience.
There's no point dwelling on what you cannot change outside your own circle of influence.
If you believe that the conscious beings purpose in the universe is never ending, then as such, there can be many many different life experiences to the universal/multiverse existent.Inauguration to the "AI cancel-culture" fraternity 1997...
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Been working here for almost 10 years and there's 1 thing I really hate.. Micromanagement.
I have seen a couple of service managers and service delivery managers get fired.Aye! Cut the crapComment
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Me, one tech in small company.
Boss's only son who is a student is working in his free time to help with toner deliveries, paper work and every Friday clean-up Office.
I guess it is STILL up to the family how to raise next generation. Do I like this kid, Yes I do!A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his deeds. A good deed is never lost, he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused.Comment
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Nepotism it self isn't a problem where I work, the Big Bosses son did work in sales for a while, didn't cause any problems before he headed off overseas to bigger and better things.
However you do have to watch what you say to who as you never know who's related to whom.
We have had at least 4 sets of fathers and sons working in Service, another 3 sets of brothers in sales, sisters working in accounts and salesmen like to employ their daughters as canvassers. One of the sons in Service married a daughter of a admin lady and she is an in-law of the Office Manager.
Complicated? yep!! but not so much nepotistic as incestious!At least 50% of IT is a solution looking for a problem.Comment
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