Lessons Learned
sooo...i've been a flake about updating mostly cause i erased my myspace account so i have no reason to be on the internet. However, i was driving home from work today so peeved at the traffic and at a co-worker of mine. When I was up at school, writing blogs was somewhat therapeutic. Maybe I'll start blogging again.
So I love my new job. There is no such thing as monotony there, everyday brings something exciting to look forward to. Wheather it's a client losing his cool or drama between the co-workers.When I was younger I always imagined women my age so sophisticated and mature. When I imagined working professionals , grad students or people with degrees I saw people with tact, class and sensitivity towards other's feeling. However, I am slowly learning this isn't always true. Perhaps I have too much faith in people. I work with a girl who is 28. Take all those traits I mentioned above and throw them out the window. I call her a girl 'cause she acts like a 17 yr old girl who is obsessed with petty issues. To make it even worst she is my assisant manager. She treats the clients with such disregard and teaches her classes from a desk in the back of the hall. She barks orders at the staff and feels that we are all incompetent to do simple tasks; nevermind the fact that we all have college degrees. She addresses me as honey or sweetie and consistently calls me cute when I do something slightly amusing. I don't have a problem with authority, I have a problem with her being so damn hypocritical. Which leads me to conclude: no matter what work environment you find yourself in, no matter who you work with you're always going to encounter people who fall into this "pain in the ass" category. I don't dread going to work, I dread seeing her and tolerating her day to day bullshit. My mom says I'm too sensitive, but seriously what is wrong with asking to be treated with the same respect asshole management requires of you. I'm trying my hardest not to hate her and keep things professional but it's going to be hard.
ok ok, that felt good to get out of my system.
i hope everything is going well for all my livejournal friends
So I love my new job. There is no such thing as monotony there, everyday brings something exciting to look forward to. Wheather it's a client losing his cool or drama between the co-workers.When I was younger I always imagined women my age so sophisticated and mature. When I imagined working professionals , grad students or people with degrees I saw people with tact, class and sensitivity towards other's feeling. However, I am slowly learning this isn't always true. Perhaps I have too much faith in people. I work with a girl who is 28. Take all those traits I mentioned above and throw them out the window. I call her a girl 'cause she acts like a 17 yr old girl who is obsessed with petty issues. To make it even worst she is my assisant manager. She treats the clients with such disregard and teaches her classes from a desk in the back of the hall. She barks orders at the staff and feels that we are all incompetent to do simple tasks; nevermind the fact that we all have college degrees. She addresses me as honey or sweetie and consistently calls me cute when I do something slightly amusing. I don't have a problem with authority, I have a problem with her being so damn hypocritical. Which leads me to conclude: no matter what work environment you find yourself in, no matter who you work with you're always going to encounter people who fall into this "pain in the ass" category. I don't dread going to work, I dread seeing her and tolerating her day to day bullshit. My mom says I'm too sensitive, but seriously what is wrong with asking to be treated with the same respect asshole management requires of you. I'm trying my hardest not to hate her and keep things professional but it's going to be hard.
ok ok, that felt good to get out of my system.
i hope everything is going well for all my livejournal friends