If your convictions cannot stand up to criticism then they are not worth defending. Gerald Lund
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Cautiously Optimistic
That is the détente I’ve reached with the new job. We will be together at least another couple of weeks, then re-evaluation. For now, it is the best I can do.
Monday, June 11, 2007
On the Job
Have you ever walked in on the first day of a new job and thought, "Oh, yeah! This is right, exactly right; this is where I should be."?
My first day on this new job I didn't have that feeling. In fact, I spent last week either holding back tears, or just plain ole cryin'. I ended up 3 nights in a row at my favorite restaurant drowning my sorrows in giant margaritas. I now, I don't know what I should do.
Part of the not-rightness about this job is that my boss is not in the office for another 2 weeks, and I'm torn between sticking it out, waiting to see if she can make a difference, or looking and leaving as soon as possible.
Another part of the dilemma is that I have to spend a year in this position before I can apply to transfer to a different job in the same company, and I love this company. I love the benefits, the corporate attitude, the opportunities. I don't want to leave at all, but don't know if I can stick this out.
I'm at a loss, and very unhappy. I just don't know what to do about it.
My first day on this new job I didn't have that feeling. In fact, I spent last week either holding back tears, or just plain ole cryin'. I ended up 3 nights in a row at my favorite restaurant drowning my sorrows in giant margaritas. I now, I don't know what I should do.
Part of the not-rightness about this job is that my boss is not in the office for another 2 weeks, and I'm torn between sticking it out, waiting to see if she can make a difference, or looking and leaving as soon as possible.
Another part of the dilemma is that I have to spend a year in this position before I can apply to transfer to a different job in the same company, and I love this company. I love the benefits, the corporate attitude, the opportunities. I don't want to leave at all, but don't know if I can stick this out.
I'm at a loss, and very unhappy. I just don't know what to do about it.
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