Effrikkinciency
I may not be the most efficient person in the world but I'd like to think I'm in the top 1,000. Okay, top 1,000,000. Okay, megalomaniac, probably top 10,000,000.
When I make plans and things don't go my way, I get royally pissed. Classic control freak syndrome. But that's how I work and that's how I manage to complete my tasks. Don't get me wrong, I don't claim to be the saint of efficiency; I still slack off once in while. But I know when to slack off and when I need to switch to assembly-line mode.
What happened was: I took a leave from work to attend to personal stuff. Got everything planned of course: created a delegation list for my officemates, made sure I finish my share of work in the morning, made a mental map of my itinerary for the day--only to watch my plan fall through because of extraneous factors. So I ended up ditching my leave and reporting to the office, not a step closer to fulfilling that which I want to happen before the month ends.
Grrr.
When I make plans and things don't go my way, I get royally pissed. Classic control freak syndrome. But that's how I work and that's how I manage to complete my tasks. Don't get me wrong, I don't claim to be the saint of efficiency; I still slack off once in while. But I know when to slack off and when I need to switch to assembly-line mode.
What happened was: I took a leave from work to attend to personal stuff. Got everything planned of course: created a delegation list for my officemates, made sure I finish my share of work in the morning, made a mental map of my itinerary for the day--only to watch my plan fall through because of extraneous factors. So I ended up ditching my leave and reporting to the office, not a step closer to fulfilling that which I want to happen before the month ends.
Grrr.