(Refuge Blog) Life, business and other shit (Part 3)
"Welcome to your new job. You start Wednesday."
With that, I had less than two days to pack up my stuff in the branch and get moved on into the main location of the library. It didn't even sink in with me. I figured I'd be back at the branch within a week, maybe two.
I figured wrong.
I was brought in for the purpose of working on the library website. Of course, they didn't have the equipment ready for me, so I was put in the odd position of being an assistant in the Marketing Department. I wasn't a complete part of the department, but I wasn't part of the website, either. Either way, with the new job, I knew I had to leave the board. I just had to.
Over the course of the next two months (ish), I worked on getting acclamated to the new position. It was wildly different than anything I'd ever experienced in the branch. Finally, little contact with the public (anyone who spends any amount of time with me usually comes to the realization that I can't stand people), a desk job with a computer. Very cool. So I survived. I finished 24AU, published it *cough*shamelessplug*cough*, and moved on to another long term project I had never finished.
But by the end of June, I found myself yearning for this site. I just wanted to come back. I missed everyone (including Tom and Brodie). After conferring with a few friends, I made the decision.
I was coming home.
Now, I'm still working in my semi-new position, getting used to life at the main location. I'm still waiting to get plugged in to the website, and I'm working on learning the new programs. I had to learn Microsoft Access from scratch (a bitch and a half), and I'm starting in on DreamWeaver. I'm now working at my desk at work, switching between this site and my work in Access while listening to Howard Stern's Sirius show on my earphones.
Oh, and did I mention that I got a raise?
Life is good.
Yeah, life is good.
With that, I had less than two days to pack up my stuff in the branch and get moved on into the main location of the library. It didn't even sink in with me. I figured I'd be back at the branch within a week, maybe two.
I figured wrong.
I was brought in for the purpose of working on the library website. Of course, they didn't have the equipment ready for me, so I was put in the odd position of being an assistant in the Marketing Department. I wasn't a complete part of the department, but I wasn't part of the website, either. Either way, with the new job, I knew I had to leave the board. I just had to.
Over the course of the next two months (ish), I worked on getting acclamated to the new position. It was wildly different than anything I'd ever experienced in the branch. Finally, little contact with the public (anyone who spends any amount of time with me usually comes to the realization that I can't stand people), a desk job with a computer. Very cool. So I survived. I finished 24AU, published it *cough*shamelessplug*cough*, and moved on to another long term project I had never finished.
But by the end of June, I found myself yearning for this site. I just wanted to come back. I missed everyone (including Tom and Brodie). After conferring with a few friends, I made the decision.
I was coming home.
Now, I'm still working in my semi-new position, getting used to life at the main location. I'm still waiting to get plugged in to the website, and I'm working on learning the new programs. I had to learn Microsoft Access from scratch (a bitch and a half), and I'm starting in on DreamWeaver. I'm now working at my desk at work, switching between this site and my work in Access while listening to Howard Stern's Sirius show on my earphones.
Oh, and did I mention that I got a raise?
Life is good.
Yeah, life is good.
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