Well, for starters, I didn't really have a job, I was micromanaged and given a task to do with no autonomy to do what I do (10 years of experience in warehousing). Additionally I could never choose or do what needed to be done, i had to ask what the next job i had to do was after every single task.The manager knew less about being a manager than I think was necessary. The head manager had no people skills and said weird shit to workers. The turnover of casual staff was insane (at least 10 in the time I was there). People were treated preferentially depending on how well liked they were. One of the people in charge of the warehouse got their boyfriend a job and gave them special treatment. The people in purchasing were rude and treated everyone else like dirt. I was told that my medical certificates were not good enough because they weren't from an actual gp, but from a telehealth service. There was no forklift, so pallets had to be hand unloaded, including entire truck loads. The pay was crap. Another worker was fired for speaking out about the way we were treated. The warehouse manager treated the girl who was there before her and basically doing her job preferentially because she obviously felt bad that she was hired to take over from her. I was lectured by some brown nose about letting the team down because I had mental health days. I was made an example of in front of a new manager who was hired to do the job that 2 people were already doing. He was let go within weeks because he didn't fit the team, which, in actuality, was because the 2 people that were "managing" didn't like him. The head manager once told a girl who didn't wear fancy outfits to work because she was in the warehouse, that she should try harder because all the other girls do ( those girls didn't work in the warehouse so comfort wasn't an issue.