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Postdated July 15th, 2007:
I AM FALLING ASLEEP AT WORK. -----***EMBARASSING***-----
I am a working professional/[counter] commuter who wears pearls and collared shirts and high heels and I can't stay focused. This a professional does me not make. :-p
Even Red Bull doesn't work that well. I just feel so....unsatisfied. Even if I don't like the job that much, I'm not at the point in my training where I can actually contribute, and that really bothers me. Maybe I don't always put in my all, but when I'm a part of a group environment, I like to push myself to put in my fair share, if not more. And I basically just sit around the office all day shadowing people here and there and fooling around on the computer and getting paid for it. On some level, that's all fine and dandy, but not really, not with me.
Today (August 9th, 2007):
My final presentation of my internship case study is tomorrow. It's at Pacific Northwest headquarters in front of pretty much all of the major division managers. Only one week left. What can I say? It was a fun trip. I met a lot of great, interesting people, learned a whole buttload about consumer lending (if anyone ever has a question about a mortgage, a personal loan, or credit, I'm your woman), best of all, got paid. ;-)
I wonder what it's going to feel like to go back to school now that I haven't really used my academic brain since December of last year......
I AM FALLING ASLEEP AT WORK. -----***EMBARASSING***-----
I am a working professional/[counter] commuter who wears pearls and collared shirts and high heels and I can't stay focused. This a professional does me not make. :-p
Even Red Bull doesn't work that well. I just feel so....unsatisfied. Even if I don't like the job that much, I'm not at the point in my training where I can actually contribute, and that really bothers me. Maybe I don't always put in my all, but when I'm a part of a group environment, I like to push myself to put in my fair share, if not more. And I basically just sit around the office all day shadowing people here and there and fooling around on the computer and getting paid for it. On some level, that's all fine and dandy, but not really, not with me.
Today (August 9th, 2007):
My final presentation of my internship case study is tomorrow. It's at Pacific Northwest headquarters in front of pretty much all of the major division managers. Only one week left. What can I say? It was a fun trip. I met a lot of great, interesting people, learned a whole buttload about consumer lending (if anyone ever has a question about a mortgage, a personal loan, or credit, I'm your woman), best of all, got paid. ;-)
I wonder what it's going to feel like to go back to school now that I haven't really used my academic brain since December of last year......