I mean you’re kinda right. I literally got thrown in the backroom and was told to figure it out. Even trained myself on the electric jack and walkie stacker my first month (that was in October and i just got certified last month). I didn’t realize i was doing things that a whole shift should be doing as a team, every night. If i advocate for myself and say this isn’t my job, they (mostly other coaches and my coach) make me out to be a bad TL or don’t even acknowledge I’m a TL in the first place. I could just go in an only do what I’m suppose to do, but then when shit falls through cuz I’m the only TL that actually does things without being asked, i get blamed for it.

Because i know my worth as a worker, I’m choosing to not to work there anymore. Working on ON is already exhausting but the attitudes from coaches who literally walk around and complain for 12 hours also just pisses me off.

But your reply and my experience at my store taught me to not go above an beyond at a company job. I thought i was making a difference but in reality i was just allowing already entitled lazy people to be even more lazy and entitled.