Change Is A-Coming
I've been thinking about change lately. Daily in fact. When people would ask me what I was going to do in the past, I said I needed to figure out what was going on with SteelersBoy before I did anything. I don't have to worry about that anymore, which means I really have nothing holding me here. I love my family and friends dearly, but I'm antsy. Really antsy.
Work itself is going well. I really like my job. I like what I do, I like my coworkers, and I like my clients. Sure, there are days I don't want to go to work. Of course, there are days when I get frustrated by my coworkers and clients, but it's not bad enough that I'd have a legitimate reason to be upset. But the company itself is in dire financial straits. We don't have direct deposit, which I knew when I went back, but it was supposed to be resolved first quarter of 08. We're in receivership, which happened sometime after I went back. And recently, we found out that the company owes the IRS half a million dollars or so.
Naturally, getting antsy and work being in financial trouble makes me want to up and quit my job, move somewhere, and start over for a few years. I certainly don't want to find out that the company has closed by finding the doors are locked when I get to work. But I don't want to take a new position just because it's available. I'd prefer to really think about my next job and figure out where I see it taking me. I'd also like to move to a city where a friend also resides. That would certainly make the transition easier. I guess it's time to reread What Color is Your Parachute?
Work itself is going well. I really like my job. I like what I do, I like my coworkers, and I like my clients. Sure, there are days I don't want to go to work. Of course, there are days when I get frustrated by my coworkers and clients, but it's not bad enough that I'd have a legitimate reason to be upset. But the company itself is in dire financial straits. We don't have direct deposit, which I knew when I went back, but it was supposed to be resolved first quarter of 08. We're in receivership, which happened sometime after I went back. And recently, we found out that the company owes the IRS half a million dollars or so.
Naturally, getting antsy and work being in financial trouble makes me want to up and quit my job, move somewhere, and start over for a few years. I certainly don't want to find out that the company has closed by finding the doors are locked when I get to work. But I don't want to take a new position just because it's available. I'd prefer to really think about my next job and figure out where I see it taking me. I'd also like to move to a city where a friend also resides. That would certainly make the transition easier. I guess it's time to reread What Color is Your Parachute?