Don't like ma job anymore.
I've been working for a year and a half now. During those years I've learned much. I've learned that I can only work straight for about 68hrs before my body's going to give up and produce unbelievable back pain. I've learned that I can be a very good team player. I've learned that one must live to work, not work to live, to be happy with one's job. I've learned a lot about the Philippine taxation system. I've learned how to compute, file and pay virtually all the taxes in the Philippines. I've also learned about the tax treaties where the Philippines is a signatory.
Yet there seems to be a lot more to be done; to be learned. Aside from learning new rulings or regulations or growing a level higher in emotional and intellectual maturity, there seems to be a void in me that wants to be filled. A void that can only be filled by taking another course - a deviation from my career path.
Of course, I have to consult with my parents first before venturing into something new. I could just here them say, NO! Like my parents, I am very concerned about producing a perfect record. A perfect transcript. A perfect resume. Thus, any plan for deviation would be met with a stern no.
Or so I thought. When I entered SGV, I asked my parents if I can stay for there for two years then change careers to become a flight attendant. They said that I should have become a flight attendant first before entering SGV. That shocked me. I thought that they would say no.
Now that I want to leave SGV, I'm wondering what path to take next. I still want to learn tax. I still want to do taxation. I don't care what country but I'm sure that I want to become an expert in taxation.
Oh yeah, about that last entry. It was just the drama of infatuation. At first, it was why didn't you text me the whole week last week? Now, it's why aren't you freaking replying to any of my messages even though you said you like me. Bah. Yeah, my bad, I thought you liked me. I thought wrong.
But then, there are others. *wink*
Oh well, let's just see this weekend. Or the next.
Yet there seems to be a lot more to be done; to be learned. Aside from learning new rulings or regulations or growing a level higher in emotional and intellectual maturity, there seems to be a void in me that wants to be filled. A void that can only be filled by taking another course - a deviation from my career path.
Of course, I have to consult with my parents first before venturing into something new. I could just here them say, NO! Like my parents, I am very concerned about producing a perfect record. A perfect transcript. A perfect resume. Thus, any plan for deviation would be met with a stern no.
Or so I thought. When I entered SGV, I asked my parents if I can stay for there for two years then change careers to become a flight attendant. They said that I should have become a flight attendant first before entering SGV. That shocked me. I thought that they would say no.
Now that I want to leave SGV, I'm wondering what path to take next. I still want to learn tax. I still want to do taxation. I don't care what country but I'm sure that I want to become an expert in taxation.
Oh yeah, about that last entry. It was just the drama of infatuation. At first, it was why didn't you text me the whole week last week? Now, it's why aren't you freaking replying to any of my messages even though you said you like me. Bah. Yeah, my bad, I thought you liked me. I thought wrong.
But then, there are others. *wink*
Oh well, let's just see this weekend. Or the next.