Managers Stories

When Yukio moves to her aunt who lives in Japan to get away from her parents she finally gets a taste of freedom. With her background of playing volleyball she joins the boys volleyball team at Karasuno High after being asked by a certain third year goddess . She doesn't know what's going to happen there. Friendship? Heartache? Maybe even love? (sorry i'm really sucking at writing descriptions)

I now have a job, and this is where I will explain to you all, in detail, the assholery bs I have to deal with on a daily basis. Read at your own risk, this book may cause you to lose all hope in humanity, and please do not read if you are sensitive to vulgar language.

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Hayley, Mercedes, Jenna, Louisa and Sophia are 5 best friends that sing for fun, but what happens when they sing in front of the one and only simon cowell and soon end up going on tour with 2 different boybands, twenty-twenty and one direction?

If you actually put thought into it, every job out there is, in some way, a customer service job. Thing is, if you work in a job that is obviously customer service, like much of today’s youth, you wind up finding a lot of idiots. And frankly, you wind up finding out that a lot of things that you didn’t give a thought to before really irritates the living hell out of you. People can be abusive, obnoxious, and all around irritating, whether they’re your co-workers or they’re the customers. This collection of rants will be centered around some of the true stories that I’ve picked up working in a particular grocery store that shall stay unnamed. All names will be changed. Consider this a general guideline. While it may not apply to every sales clerk out there, it sure as hell applies to me. And while I like to believe the best in people, some of them are dumb as hell, mean as hell, and obnoxious as all get out. And In case you couldn't tell, this rant book focuses on something a lot of people apparently don't like to acknowledge about any blatant service job: We. Are. Human. We make mistakes, we get emotional, we forget things and we get a lot of shit. Enjoy.