The only "consequences" for taking a lot of VTO are only 3 things I can think of. 1, you must work 40 hours in the last 30 days to be eligible for VTO. A manager can still VTO you but will take …

Basically "Hell no" - "No!" "Hell yes" - "Yes!"|Though this can be used among friends, it's wise to remember that such a phrase should really be used in social environments that accept such …

2022年1月25日 · Saying no to VTO can get you noticed, tbh. That's a good thing if you're trying to move up.

2007年12月26日 · hell 是地狱的意思，但一般加上no 都是表语气的，一般用于负面的话语吧， 看语境喽，标负面的意思....

2022年8月15日 · Nope, it's actually encouraged. If they are giving vto, it means we don't have the work to justify you being there. From a company perspective, you taking the vto is a win. If …

"hell to the no" or just "hell no" is a way to exaggerate how strongly you disagree. Some people also say "heck no" which means the same thing, 'heck' is a replacement for the word 'hell', …

it's an exaggerated "Oh No". Like if somebody is telling you a story about going shark sight seeing in a cage in the ocean. And then they ask you if you'd want to go with them, next time they go. …

Started work today at 7:30. Manager at 8:05 offers VTO. I did 3 months of 60 hour weeks for Peak. It was a lot. VTO is my break from that hell hole.

No way; certainly not. "Hell" is used for emphasis. A: "Would you consider moving back in with your parents?" B: "Oh, hell no. I love them dearly, but we would drive each other crazy." A: …

It is a slang phrase that emphasizes just how much of a "hell no" it is. It is a very strong "hell no" and "not even a little bit" and "never" and "absolutely not". So it is like "hell no" but twice as …