Don't you hate those dreams where you show up to class (sometimes clothed, sometimes not) and the teacher hands out a pop quiz for a subject you've never studied? Panic ensues and you hope to god the person having this dream wakes up and gets you out of this mess.
Well, let's just say I'm happy to report it is transitioning from Nightmare to Dream status. So that's a positive. Who knew a new job doing something I've never done before about topics I know nothing about could be stressful?
I am trying to be patient, mainly with myself. I feel like I should be contributing more to the team. My higher-uppers say I am right where they want me to be, but my own set of standards puts me in a different place -- that I haven't reached and feel like a should. That's my own problem, I guess. Darn work ethic!
Today I marked one month on the new job. I know my way around the building, have made some new work friends and even remember their names, have saved $100 on gas, and have only succumbed to the free ice cream temptation 3 times. No wonder I NEEDED King Cone so badly last week!
Despite my intermittent frustrations, I am glad to be there. Just gotta keep taking baby steps and eventually I'll learn what I need to know and inevitably contribute. Maybe those baby steps will find their way to the soft-serve machine again...
Only for a baby portion, of course.
Despite my intermittent frustrations, I am glad to be there. Just gotta keep taking baby steps and eventually I'll learn what I need to know and inevitably contribute. Maybe those baby steps will find their way to the soft-serve machine again...
Only for a baby portion, of course.
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