Hoping the next one might last a bit longer, but I have a low boredom threshold
What the longest you've ever worked for someone?
Re: What the longest you've ever worked for someone?
Six years (three roles there though). I usually do two and bounce, though I've done 3.5 at the current place.
Hoping the next one might last a bit longer, but I have a low boredom threshold
Hoping the next one might last a bit longer, but I have a low boredom threshold
-
Sadlonelygit
- Posts: 956
- Joined: Thu Mar 19, 2020 9:10 pm
- Has thanked: 85 times
- Been thanked: 689 times
Re: What the longest you've ever worked for someone?
Been SE for the last 17 years, boss is a tosser, but I get to shag his wife now and again!
-
Mr. Dazzle
- Posts: 13941
- Joined: Mon Mar 16, 2020 7:57 pm
- Location: Milton Keynes
- Has thanked: 2551 times
- Been thanked: 6247 times
Re: What the longest you've ever worked for someone?
Re milestone awards.
I just remembered i got £450 (weirdly non round right?) for 5 years at my old place. I was actually on my notice period at the time, having resigned a month prior. Maybe they docked me 10%.
I'll get 3 more days annual leave if I hit 5 years at my current place, which'll be next year. I'd much rather have that!
Mrs. D used to earn a day extra annual leave for every year over 5 years. They had to cap that when people were getting into the 40s of days
My parents house has got quite a few classically 80s/90s long service awards which my Mum and Dad earned at IBM. Carriage clock, barometer, framed mirror....IBM switched to a "points for the catalogue" system at one point, so IIRC my Mum got a Microwave for 25 years
I just remembered i got £450 (weirdly non round right?) for 5 years at my old place. I was actually on my notice period at the time, having resigned a month prior. Maybe they docked me 10%.
I'll get 3 more days annual leave if I hit 5 years at my current place, which'll be next year. I'd much rather have that!
Mrs. D used to earn a day extra annual leave for every year over 5 years. They had to cap that when people were getting into the 40s of days
My parents house has got quite a few classically 80s/90s long service awards which my Mum and Dad earned at IBM. Carriage clock, barometer, framed mirror....IBM switched to a "points for the catalogue" system at one point, so IIRC my Mum got a Microwave for 25 years