Aug 25, 2006 15:45
Well, up to this point I was starting to think that my job actually mattered - that what I was doing was worth my time since I’m getting more responsibility doled out my way and taking on more difficult tasks and the like. Over the past five work days, I have driven all over town checking public files in regards to political campaigns, made many a spreadsheet for clients regarding time tracking and other advertising terms that I’m not even going to waste my time explaining; sat in on a media conference with various news broadcasters in Jacksonville, organized and created invoices and delivered them, and many more random - yet ‘you have to have more than 5 brain cells’ jobs. Then - I get this in my email inbox:
Day to Day Tasks
1. Make coffee in the a.m.
2. Make sure dishes are in dishwasher & turn on when necessary
3. Make sure conference room is straightened up
4. When guests are expected, turn lights on in conference room and up front. Offer drinks.
5. Check and close the bathroom doors and office supplies door
6. Make sure office supplies are available
7. Check FunctionFox (daily?, hourly? Weekly?)
8. Send out emails for appts and put in FunctionFox
9. Make sure there is coverage when you leave for lunch
10. Update job tasks that are to be completed for that day
11. Be here by 8:45
12. Check mail
13. Ask Jeff daily if he needs assistance
14. Check with everyone about any filing needed to be done
15. File new samples
Two-weeks notice is the norm, right?