I love my job. I do.
Sep. 20th, 2011 06:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jebbypalAt least I keep reminding myself.
Turns out last week was kind of epic at work.
Our main contact at the client, who pretty much is responsible for getting us in to business with this company, has decided to take another job. This resulted in the team needing to get budgets for the rest of the year done and signed.
Then, Friday came around, and our new colleague, SP, informed our boss that she was resigning. She'd just told him on Tuesday that she was happy, she supposedly doesn't have anything else lined up, she just "doesn't like developing content", even though it was repeated emphasized to her that that is what our editorial side does regardless of level and the types of deliverables we develop. (as an aside, found out she was hired in at level above me. *rolls eyes* definitely not that impressed with her anymore)
I mean, we'd relatively eased her in, but she did help out a ton given how busy the last 2 months were. But also just amazed that she gave no indication - I mean we went on walks, ate lunch, etc. Thought she was fine.
Needless to say though, job security. And I might get a little bit more pointed about not getting bump to ASD and what I need to do to get there. Then again, there are benefits to just continued raises without increased responsibility too (except, technically, I do have it).
SP also did not do even half of what I'd needed done on the supplement, and client services decided for better or worse not to send it out. Should see how much of it I can knock out tonight if I don't want things to start getting crazy.
Remember, I love my job. *face plant*
Turns out last week was kind of epic at work.
Our main contact at the client, who pretty much is responsible for getting us in to business with this company, has decided to take another job. This resulted in the team needing to get budgets for the rest of the year done and signed.
Then, Friday came around, and our new colleague, SP, informed our boss that she was resigning. She'd just told him on Tuesday that she was happy, she supposedly doesn't have anything else lined up, she just "doesn't like developing content", even though it was repeated emphasized to her that that is what our editorial side does regardless of level and the types of deliverables we develop. (as an aside, found out she was hired in at level above me. *rolls eyes* definitely not that impressed with her anymore)
I mean, we'd relatively eased her in, but she did help out a ton given how busy the last 2 months were. But also just amazed that she gave no indication - I mean we went on walks, ate lunch, etc. Thought she was fine.
Needless to say though, job security. And I might get a little bit more pointed about not getting bump to ASD and what I need to do to get there. Then again, there are benefits to just continued raises without increased responsibility too (except, technically, I do have it).
SP also did not do even half of what I'd needed done on the supplement, and client services decided for better or worse not to send it out. Should see how much of it I can knock out tonight if I don't want things to start getting crazy.
Remember, I love my job. *face plant*