i expect nothings i happy go there
It depends if you would like to keep your job or not. Do your best to show up on time, be productive (leave your phone at home, do not expect special treatment) and get along with your coworkers. The bias may go away.
I would imagine that being honest is the best policy. Why would you need to protect those coworkers from being known as the reason you had to leave? I would not go into detail about the issues, particularly if they were rather personal issues, nor would I pinpoint them just out of spite, but I would be honest. Just simply say that there were personal conflicts with coworkers or something to that effect if it was personal, or if it was job-related, use conflicts with a coworker.
yes. you need to be a good team player when working with coworkers. You must get along with them to make a job more enjoyable.
Some things that people would not like about their job includes physical labor, coworkers, and long work days. Each person has different things they dislike.
You might do so for several reasons:You are getting promoted or transferred.You are not being paid enough.Your coworkers are not cooperative or are **************.You are getting a better job elsewhere.
"When can you begin work?"
yes they do they are called veterinary technicians
I expect $20/hour and not a penny less!!! What job was that again?
I probably would expect having a hard time finding a job. I also would expect even if I got a job low wages because of this horrible economy we live in. But I won't be an adult for a few years so it might get better. Who knows? No one can predict the future.
Involuntary :)
A person may choose to leave their job, because they do not like their position anymore. Conflicts with coworkers may also be a factor.
yes