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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Very true, it sucks that so many jobs treat their employees like shit that most people can't fathom having enough respect for their work place to not fuck it over. Personally, I'm in the same boat as you. I'm treated well enough by my employer and co-workers. I would feel a moral obligation to make sure I don't leave them holding the bag even if I came into a ton of money and no longer needed the job.
gpt
I was literally at the lowest rung of my job, I set up printers, not even on an IT level, I unboxed them and assembled any accessories that needed to be assembled. It took a month or so to train me and that was more just the process and getting to know the common machines, while I would often be sent to do things outside of my job description (had to help clean some garages on the property as the owner was selling that section of the property, it was gross and hot but whatever it was 2 days of my life and I was paid, even got to ride to the dump with the delivery people so fuck it paid to sit in a truck for an hour, it never happened again) 

That being said, the people there were so friendly, and my position despite being lower "experience" was still a really important position and I was treated with quite a bit of respect, I was never excluded from anything (even if sometimes I wanted to be lol) and people were understanding and fine with my pacing overall it was around an 8/10 experience and I gave them a TWO MONTH notice. They greatly appreciated it, I exchanged personal numbers with my old boss and some colleagues, and we trained up a new guy to take my spot and I took my leave. 

Told them if they need anything for part time to call me, I'd love to come back but college was taking my main focus. It's so weird when a company actually treats you with respect even if it's just a little bit of respect.