How to deal with a job that doesn’t take you seriously?

[Michieex]

I have been at my retail pharmacy tech job for some months now and on top of that I also deal with anxiety and depression (which my job knows) It seems as if everytime at work I’m always stuck on register…mind you there are like 10 other pharmacy techs at the place. Everyone else gets a chance to do other things and be away from register as much as possible but it seems as if I’m limited to doing certain things and still haven’t learned certain areas of the pharmacy because all I’m good for is the register. It makes me feel like less of a worker or that I must have a sign on my forehead that reads “good for nothing” sometimes when I have to deal with a lot of customers and call for backup and no one comes I get anxious, and I don't know just feel like working at a certain job everyone should have equal parts in all aspects of the job but this Careless company really doesn’t give a shit

[GreenLanternI0I]

The good news is, there are TONS of openings for different jobs and position all across United States. Even better news is, you, getting exactly what you want hasn't been so easy in decades. The bad news is, you need to grow a character and stand up and speak up for yourself. Whatever is happening to you right now, is not an accident, they see how obedient you are and they feel your weakness and therefore taking a Full advantage of you. What they are doing to you is wrong and un-fair, but this is life and this is how most humans operate.

[molonski2]

Things take time , you've only been there a short time , you must have a line manager you can talk to? So you can get the job a little more varied , respect must be earned , but you need to show the team you have the correct skills , Id be talking to the line manager and explaining rationally and calmly , that you need some more variance within your role.
But , dont get angry if you have not gone though the correct procedure.

[fizzjazz-69]

Communicate clearly what do you wish to do.

As a woman, I understand it's hard to fight against the system, best you can do is to sit down, explain your manager what you think you can do, and ask for more ownership.

Stand your ground, you got this!

[Jamie05rhs]

You could consider applying at different pharmacies.

(Don't quit this one until you get another job, though.)