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iamomOh, this is too cool. I just tried to page B, but she must be busy. The head of the production department at our head office has just offered me the position on her team that I was so hungry for two months ago. I've thought about the position many times since then, and in the brief span of our conversation this morning, I was struck by other new ideas about how to add value to the position, if I were to take it.
She gave me a thorough job description over the phone, and I'm confident that I can step directly into the position with little or no extra training. Since it so clearly lines up with my favourite qualities in a day job, I accepted her offer in principle this morning. Not that that should be any news; I'm sure that the financial arrangements will be acceptable to my modest expectations, and I know that I would enjoy the different responsibilities a great deal. Heh - despite how settled I've been getting in my sales position here, I must admit that I'd enjoy being simply a project manager. And like I said, this job has my favourite quality for a day job: its tasks and responsibilities can integrate naturally and without effort into each day's activities.
I know, everything can be like that, but this one is with so little effort - that's the plus. It's interesting, I have good skills for it, I enjoy doing it, it doesn't make me frustrated. I couldn't possibly ask for anything more. Oh, and there's a paycheque, too. That's another plus.
Just observing, that's all.
She gave me a thorough job description over the phone, and I'm confident that I can step directly into the position with little or no extra training. Since it so clearly lines up with my favourite qualities in a day job, I accepted her offer in principle this morning. Not that that should be any news; I'm sure that the financial arrangements will be acceptable to my modest expectations, and I know that I would enjoy the different responsibilities a great deal. Heh - despite how settled I've been getting in my sales position here, I must admit that I'd enjoy being simply a project manager. And like I said, this job has my favourite quality for a day job: its tasks and responsibilities can integrate naturally and without effort into each day's activities.
I know, everything can be like that, but this one is with so little effort - that's the plus. It's interesting, I have good skills for it, I enjoy doing it, it doesn't make me frustrated. I couldn't possibly ask for anything more. Oh, and there's a paycheque, too. That's another plus.
Just observing, that's all.
