Damned Empathy...
So I gave my two weeks notice today. Instead of being angry and irritable, my boss actually seemed rejected and disappointed in himself for not seeing my misery. My mood changes back and forth from elation at finally ending my employment to pity for my boss. I felt guilty about it most of the day.
Larry, I'm sorry, but I had to do this. I need to persue my career goals and your company needs a real CAD manager, not some dumb kid fresh out of school without a clue about what he's doing. In the long run we'll both be better off.
I feel almost guilty about how great Weber + Thompson is. Learning opportunities, involvement, 40 hour work weeks, real architecture projects (not Starbucks and KFCs), a park across the street, not to mention the massage school downstairs (they give us free massages when they have cancelations).
Hey what am I worried about? This guilt will pass, and soon I'll be living the good life!
I'm actually surprised I got a job this good. I usually end up compromising and getting stuck in lame situations like my current job.
That's it! This year no more compromising with life!!!
Larry, I'm sorry, but I had to do this. I need to persue my career goals and your company needs a real CAD manager, not some dumb kid fresh out of school without a clue about what he's doing. In the long run we'll both be better off.
I feel almost guilty about how great Weber + Thompson is. Learning opportunities, involvement, 40 hour work weeks, real architecture projects (not Starbucks and KFCs), a park across the street, not to mention the massage school downstairs (they give us free massages when they have cancelations).
Hey what am I worried about? This guilt will pass, and soon I'll be living the good life!
I'm actually surprised I got a job this good. I usually end up compromising and getting stuck in lame situations like my current job.
That's it! This year no more compromising with life!!!