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Hmmmm someone was looking for a reason to replace you!
<p>Catelfer, calling an uber wouldnt've helped as she would still have to wait for it, thus still causing her to be late. </p>
Being late is much better than not showing up at all.
Wasn't there an alternative means of transportation available, if it was a dream job how about bus, taxi, uber, friend. Where there's a will, there's a way.
Can't say I blame him necessarily. Normally you would have a couple weeks before starting a new job... that's plenty of time to plan ahead and make sure you don't have issues like this that happen. Showing up late on your first day would speak against any responsible notions you may have made reference to in your interviews
OP WAS trying to get there despite the broken down care. It's pretty obvious because they say they "called [their] boss to let him know [they] would be late." You know, that polite thing your SUPPOSED to due so the manager/boss can inform the person you're relieving that you are running late. The boss would have probably been pissed off just as much, if not more, if OP had just shown up at work however many minutes late without calling. Except they would have been fired in front of everyone on
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take the bus. call a friend. call an uber. anything. on your first day at your dream job, you do what you gotta do to get there. then when you call you can say, my car didn't start BUT I found a way in anyway.
I don't know go to HR and complain