Gen Z Worker Shares Overtime Struggles During Notice Period
"No overtime allowance because ‘we didn’t ask you to work late’”: Gen Z worker reveals working till 1 am during notice period amid heavy workload
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A young professional detailed their overwhelming experience on Reddit, managing critical month-end tasks alone during their notice period without support or overtime compensation. Despite the stress, they reflected on personal growth and the importance of not becoming overly attached to work.
- 01Young professional faced overwhelming workload during notice period.
- 02Management did not provide additional support despite acknowledgment of risks.
- 03No overtime compensation was offered for late hours worked.
- 04User learned valuable lessons about work attachment and importance.
- 05Online reactions were mixed, with some offering support and others questioning personal life balance.
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A young professional recently shared their experience on Reddit, revealing the challenges of managing an overwhelming workload alone during their notice period. The individual was solely responsible for crucial month-end closing tasks and voiced concerns about the lack of support from management, which acknowledged the 'keyman risk' but took no action to alleviate the burden. They highlighted the absence of overtime compensation, stating, 'No overtime allowance because we didn’t ask you to work late,' questioning the rationale behind their heavy workload. Reflecting on the experience, the user emphasized the importance of not becoming too indispensable at work and the need to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Despite the stress, they expressed pride in their professional growth and gratitude for a mentor who provided valuable guidance. The post garnered mixed reactions online, with some users questioning the impact on personal life and others offering supportive advice to manage stress effectively.
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