I’ve been saying that I like my new job, and I do. I still do even after 5 months. It’s a kinder gentler world here, and I still don’t quite believe that the candy coating is not covering some bitter pill.<\/p>\n
But everybody seems happy, and not even creepily so. They complain about dumb stuff and behave like fairly normal people.<\/p>\n
Yesterday, however, I heard about a new friend that had just quit. Man gathered up the pictures of his family and walked out with a wave.<\/p>\n
Craziness.<\/p>\n
He had even transferred here very, very recently, bought a home and all that. And he walked out with a wave. I am inclined to consider him a goober.<\/p>\n
It stuns me, that dude would just leave. Isn’t it part of being a grown up, to have patience and foresight to know that the bad times are temporary and not to make hasty decisions?<\/p>\n
If you have to leave the job, leave it on your own terms. You can’t just quit without a fight. Okay, so your boss\/co-worker\/customers are giving you problems. Face them! Deal with it! Come up with solutions and come out ahead.<\/p>\n
Work problems, like automobile problems, do not go away if you ignore them. They usually pop up again at inopportune times. Catch them early.<\/p>\n
Don’t ignore the flashing red dashboard light.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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