Since moving on...
It's a new place. With new people. New environment. New timings too (work doesn't start till 10.30am. When 'normal working people' were long due at work; when they are already thinking what to have for lunch. Heh!).
Yeah, it's been 2 weeks since i'm into this new job. It's a slow start. And the day feels longer too with my working hours ending only at 7.30pm (when 'normal working people' were having their dinner already, huhu...) But i have worked out a way of overcoming the long days; have a late lunch which might start at 2 or 3pm. Then be back at work an hour later. Which will make the hours after lunch shorter, no? Well, at least it works for me.
Like i said before, it's a slow start. And coming into this job with a new environment (private), it's big change for me. As the company is still new here, we are starting from scratch. Everything have to be arranged right from the start. And this new job is a 'thinking' job for me. Lots of reading. Lots of thinking. My reads include policies, agreements, queries. Thinking part will be making sense out of it all! Which will then lead to explaining and presentation at the weekly company meetings.
It's been a while since i got this little brain of mine (heh!) to work; to think alot. Not like previously, when everything is like pressing the button and you got everything moving. No thinking, no explaining and no understanding needed. Everything works on a roll. You just got to understand how it all works at the start and after that you just go with the flow (which after a while makes you brain-dead!).
Working here too had made me ditch my working attire then - the corporate look; high heels, casual office wear, handbag. With this new relaxed working environment, i'm back to my old self - sandals, casual wear (read: shirts,cargo pants) It just doesn't right to dress up (including the boss) in this kind of enviroment when the other staff didn't seem to dress up either. So why bother?
So guess, this new job seems fine. At least for now. Hope it remain good for a long while till maybe i decide to move again (or maybe not). Who knows...
Yeah, it's been 2 weeks since i'm into this new job. It's a slow start. And the day feels longer too with my working hours ending only at 7.30pm (when 'normal working people' were having their dinner already, huhu...) But i have worked out a way of overcoming the long days; have a late lunch which might start at 2 or 3pm. Then be back at work an hour later. Which will make the hours after lunch shorter, no? Well, at least it works for me.
Like i said before, it's a slow start. And coming into this job with a new environment (private), it's big change for me. As the company is still new here, we are starting from scratch. Everything have to be arranged right from the start. And this new job is a 'thinking' job for me. Lots of reading. Lots of thinking. My reads include policies, agreements, queries. Thinking part will be making sense out of it all! Which will then lead to explaining and presentation at the weekly company meetings.
It's been a while since i got this little brain of mine (heh!) to work; to think alot. Not like previously, when everything is like pressing the button and you got everything moving. No thinking, no explaining and no understanding needed. Everything works on a roll. You just got to understand how it all works at the start and after that you just go with the flow (which after a while makes you brain-dead!).
Working here too had made me ditch my working attire then - the corporate look; high heels, casual office wear, handbag. With this new relaxed working environment, i'm back to my old self - sandals, casual wear (read: shirts,cargo pants) It just doesn't right to dress up (including the boss) in this kind of enviroment when the other staff didn't seem to dress up either. So why bother?
So guess, this new job seems fine. At least for now. Hope it remain good for a long while till maybe i decide to move again (or maybe not). Who knows...
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