I’ve been down that road. I worked harder than anyone else with a smile on my face. Nope. Didn’t work. In fact, I was hated more. I still plan to work hard but I need to learn to accept that I won’t be liked.
You realize that it is actually impossible for a complete stranger to hate you. They don’t even know you. When strangers get enraged over things at a business, they are angry about the situation and they take it out on the employees. It’s easy to take it very personally though. Internalizing rage that others have is not healthy. They’ve got the issues, not you, so don’t let it consume your emotions. Customer service is a ridiculous job. There are a lot of angry people in the world. You can’t let it burn you up.
It’s not the patients or customers, it’s my coworkers @sweetpotatopie . It doesn’t matter how nice I am or how hard I work, they’re very mean. The last job I was at was the worst.
I deal with this too, even in my class . I switched classes because I believed my classmates hated me and were making fun of me. I started to feel like I made them uncomfortable. I was getting weird looks and a classmate snapped at me. I decided in this new class no matter how I feel or what happens, to just be kind, go to class and go home. I can’t let it cripple me. You shouldn’t either. Most people don’t really care about what others are doing.they are often wrapped up in their own thing, but we are hyper aware and very sensitive. Which doesn’t help much.
Also you are not a loser and you are worth more than you think.
I volunteered in a hospital during summer but that was before sz. They gave me free food and free parking and a certificate. My friend told me its good for cv to find work. I had to bring the elderly and disabled from their taxi to their room. Sometimes they tipped me or gave me money to buy them stuff from the store and cafeteria