Share your job horror stories.

One of my live in job horror stories was when I worked at a hotel. I had to live in a tiny, damp room in the attic. The heating barely worked in winter, and it was always noisy as it was close to the elevator shaft. I could hardly get any proper rest.

One of my worst job horror stories was working in a fast - food restaurant. The manager was extremely rude. He would constantly yell at the employees for the smallest mistakes. There was no proper training, so we were always fumbling around trying to figure things out. The working hours were long and the pay was very low. It was a very demoralizing experience.

Well, I once had a job interview where the interviewer was constantly on his phone, barely looking at me. It was so disrespectful. I felt like he didn't care at all about my skills or experience. It made me wonder if the company had any professionalism at all.

One of my temp job horror stories was when I worked at a call center for a short - term gig. The training was minimal and they just threw us onto the phones. I had to deal with angry customers all day long without proper support from the supervisors. It was extremely stressful and made me dread going to work each day.

Well, on my first day at a new job, I was given a stack of papers to file. I had no idea about their system. I ended up filing everything wrong and it took days to fix. It was so embarrassing.

Well, on my first day at a new job, I got lost in the huge office building. I was wandering around for nearly an hour trying to find my department. It was so embarrassing as people kept asking if I needed help. I just wanted to make a good first impression, but instead, I looked like a clueless newbie.

Well, my first job was in a bookstore. I was responsible for shelving books, helping customers find what they wanted. It was a great experience as I got to read a lot during my breaks. I also learned about inventory management which was quite useful later on. I met some really interesting people, both coworkers and customers, who were all book lovers like me.

Sure. I once had a job negotiation where the employer kept lowering the salary offer every time I asked a question about benefits. It was like they were punishing me for inquiring. In the end, the offer was so low it was almost insulting.

Sure. A friend of mine quit her job after getting into an argument with a coworker. She thought it was the best way out. But she didn't consider that she had a lot of benefits tied to that job like health insurance and a retirement plan. After quitting, she had to quickly find ways to get new insurance and figure out what to do with her retirement savings, which was a huge headache.

My worst first job was working in a fast - food restaurant. The manager was really mean. He would yell at us for the smallest mistakes. One time, I accidentally dropped a few fries while putting them in the bag, and he made me clean the whole kitchen floor as a punishment. It was so unfair and made me dread going to work every day.