I think part of Mr. Donkey's attitude is my refusal to work more than 40 hours in general, based off of what he said in our team meeting today. If my stuff doesn't get done...well, it doesn't get done. If I work more than 40 hours one week because I'm taking time off or something, that's one thing, but this is why I'm not in public accounting.
The like is for getting an application in.
Are you salaried, or hourly paid? (Depending upon what company I worked at, I've been in both buckets of payroll.) At my last job, they had most employees at hourly. So OT was frowned upon by the bean counters to the managers. That pretty much kept most employees at 40 hours.
I'm salaried, which is the case with most finance positions.
I was hourly then moved up the food chain through various salaried positions. That was my experience. Some I know in Wall Street make high six figures to seven figure income include year end performance bonuses but grinding it out 8am-11pm 6 days a week ( company provides 3 catered meals a day so staff can eat and work at their desks ) living near NYC office during week and visiting family on Sunday. The stock markets teams rarely sleep.
The closest to Deep Dish Pizza I recalled having was Pizza Hut. I am more of thin crust person for pizza.
I haven't minded it up until now. My last job with this company it was very rare that I had to work overtime. A lot of times I'd only work 38 hours and it was fine. But now, I'm like, "yeah, y'all don't pay me enough for this."
Wait, that dbag wants you to work extra for free?
I am not surprised. It is typical behavior from Management that has employees on a set salary.
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Pretty much. In salaried positions, you don't get overtime. Which I would be more fine with if it was like in my other job where I sometimes maybe worked 42 hours a week, but then a lot of times my boss would let me leave early when stuff was slow. But I don't make nearly enough money to do this much work, and I'm pretty sure they're underpaying me market rate because I can easily be making $15-$20K more if I jump ship. I've stayed here so long because the benefits are excellent, but if I can jump ship and make more money, I definitely will.
If our brave men and women in the military were paid hourly they would make a nice income. My relative who is retired Navy worked 9-10 hours in port , underway on an aircraft carrier 15-16 hour days , 7 days a week , months at a time. If general quarters is happening on the ship all crew at battle stations regardless if one is off duty or on duty , some can be awake for up to 40 hours on duty working.
But deployment was not a constant yearly thing.
Haven’t eaten there in a while, though. 
Pizza
Deep dish isn't pizzaIt may taste ok but it's not pizza
@Tony the Tigger somebody needs an intervention
