Simple Logic

[Taln Hess]

IF my job is dependant upon your job, then simple logic would dictate that if you don't do your job, I can't do mine.

Therefore do not expect me to do my job, unless you have done yours first.

Do not give me information five minutes prior to an event, and exect my staff to have your event ready - there will be no staff around if I don't have the information early enough to schedule one.


*sigh*

I want a new job...

[crappertay]

sounds so familiar...

[Ragen]

yep...I feel ya

[Abscynthe]

I decided last night that I don't like being in charge any more. I don't want to be in management; I don't want to micromanage my team because I'm being micromanaged. I just want to come in, do my job for 8+ hours a day (preferably without talking to outside consumers) and go home, collecting my paycheck every other week or twice a month. That, and I'm tired of driving almost 50 miles one way to work. My poor truck is tired of it.

[Taln Hess]

Insanity is repeating the same act and expecting different results. No matter how many times I try to make a change, the same thing happens.

On one hand... I'm considered very good at my job. I'm considered one of the better managers, and my staff is well known for not messing things up (primarily because we catch our mistakes before anyone else does). I make decent money. I could just learn to stop letting things bother me, shut up, sit back, and be good at what I do (making good money).

On the other hand... I'm a passionate person, and I don't want to be stuck in a job I can't be passionate about. I'm tired of dealing with people who are supposed to be adults and do their jobs, but don't want to do their jobs. There is no real room for growth in my job either, so it's not like being good at my job is really going to get me anywhere.

Lately I've been thinking about teaching again... of course that would mean going back to school, and honestly while I'm great at school when I apply myself, I hate the time and energy it takes to apply myself and end up sloughing off by the end of any given semester. Plus I'm thinking the money is not so good teaching.

*sigh*...