Did you talk with unions?

so usps does not give you much information/ vs Usps selling themselves. they do tell you what the job entails and I paid over 500.00 for the classes, orientation, driving skills, and a 5 day academy that was 110 miles a day. I had to rent a room for the orientation $300.00. during orientation being diverse was discussed on the first day. I held on to the opportunity because money was invested. But quickly the class took a turn with the instructor asked me in class what diversity meant to me in front of 200 attendees. I know the definition and quite honestly i could have waved my hand up to describe the very definition and was asked what i thought about the section of people that were on the left side. all beautiful women. I was asked among the 5 other caucasian people what diversity meant to me. Being diverse asserts a wide variety of answers. But i knew why he asked me and the instructor laughed because i was sitting upfront not knowing there were small aisles. I didn't place myself in any aisle for we were all there to learn.While he was laughing, i was not because i just was an example on what his diversity meant to him. Bless his heart. Going through all training and orientation and finally i get to work at the post office. The postmaster looked me up and down and said i was overdressed, trying to look like a supervisor. Long story short, I worked for USPS for 10 days before i was forced to resign. Not once did i disrespect the postmaster. I was not given a chance. Horrible experience. And i will never pay into a job that lacks management integrity. and an HR dept. that knows what their job entails.