anniversaries
Today is the 6th anniversary of working at TM/DSI. I was thinking about it as I was hauling up the stairs this AM, on my way from one meeting to a day full of quality time with my scanner. I was so friggin happy to have a permanent job when I was hired, after several months of temping. I suppose it only made the tech support fall from grace that much more ironic and gruesome.
I know how unusual it is to stay in one company for so long, especially for someone of my age bracket. Thing is, I still like my current job. I like my coworkers. My management needs to pull their collective heads out of their posteriors, but I'm told that's endemic. I suppose what's happening is that I'm getting bored. I'm not learning anything new, and that's slow death for me.
I know how unusual it is to stay in one company for so long, especially for someone of my age bracket. Thing is, I still like my current job. I like my coworkers. My management needs to pull their collective heads out of their posteriors, but I'm told that's endemic. I suppose what's happening is that I'm getting bored. I'm not learning anything new, and that's slow death for me.