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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Ain't that the truth. I recently started a new job in pharmaceutical testing, and probably won't stay long, because I've already seen how this company operates:

One of the most senior research techs is being required to start filling the management roles of a study coordinator, piling more work on her lap, on top of an already unreasonable schedule. Management refuses to promote her or pay her for the extra responsibilities they're expecting her to take on. You know what's inevitably going to happen? She's going to quit, and they'll have to hire on and train up a new study coordinator, as well as a new research tech. From what I've found out, this happens a *lot.* This company keeps taking on more studies than the staff can handle, working its employees to the bone, and then refusing to give them raises or promotions commensurate with the work they do (I've also heard there's been issues with wage theft in the form of moving hours from one week to another to avoid paying overtime), and then they're surprised when they can't hold onto an employee for more than a year. 

Place is a shitshow, and I plan to get out ASAP
gpt
My EMT job did this. Almost $6 an hour raise to train a new EMT. 

Instead of having me, my partner, and the thraining EMT, they would just replace my partner with the training EMT. Then I wasn't "Training" them. They were just new. Now I was stuck doing 911 calls, basically solo.

I got out of there fast.