Times are hard and jobs seem to demand more and more out of us without increasing compensation or benefits. None of us are earning what we're worth. Do you still give your full effort or do you work to the level you feel you're compensated to? Maybe you're checked out completely. In any event, quiet quitting is a thing, where are you on the scale?

Got a Tesco interview on Friday and I'm so nervous 😭 I'm 17 and work at Greggs, been there about 6 months now. I have pretty bad social anxiety so I'm overthinking everything. I've had a few interviews before and never got the job, so I'm worried it'll happen again. Been trying to prepare loads of questions. I've been in the store a few times and everyone seems really close, so I'm worried about fitting in. Any advice?

🤔 Do you actually enjoy your job, or is it just something that pays the bills?

I work in a coffee shop attached to a bookstore. People come in, order coffee, and I bring it to their tables if they're staying. They often leave a small tip on the table when they leave. The problem is, I don't always have a chance to get over to the table to pick up the tip right away. Lately, I've seen people leave a tip, then once I'm done helping a customer, I'll look back and the money is gone. I even saw a guy grab my tip and sit down at a different table. What can I do when this

I have applied to so many part time positions (86 so far this year), I’ve only ever got one interview and I’ve been applying regularly for the past two years. It’s gotten to the point that I’ve re-applied to the same role over 5 times. I’m seventeen and based in a largish city, I don’t have any family connections to help me at all and I’m starting to feel very discouraged. It’s not my CV either I’ve had it looked over so many times. I don’t know what to do anymore.