So today was my last day on my job. I start a new one on Monday. It's closer to home and pays ALOT better but I am SO nervous about it. It's more of a professional office. I am used to working in an office but allowed to wear jeans and tennis shoes. Not this one. It's very professional. I have pants suits and such so that's not a problem.
When I was at the new job for an interview I did feel a little out of place. It seems like there are alot of younger girls there... Early 20's, single, no kids and upper class. I just hope I fit in. I'm almost 28, married and 2 kids. My supervisor there seemed very sweet and down to earth. I let her know I am a professional person but I also am down to earth and we clicked. I hope everyone else is as laid back as her. I guess I'm just insecure because I'm more of a tom-boy then a (hope this doesn't offend anyone) prissy rich girl.
Heck, I'm lucky to get my eyebrows waxed every 2 months
I said good-bye to everyone at my old job today. I am going to miss alot of them there. It felt like a family instead of a "staff". The shop foreman and head sewer bought me lunch today and also an expensive potted plant and told me that it's to remind me of them and "Here's to growing in life".. I almost cried. Everyone hugged me and made me promise to come back and visit. Which I will. I was told that if another position opened up that I would be the first one they would call... the owner told me this and I am in good graces and eligible for rehire. But the timing is just wrong right now with them and me.
I am really going to miss that place even though it had it's ups and downs... like every job.
It's going to be weird to not drive there in the morning, walk through the shop, saying hi to all the techs, clocking in and having the owners son bring me my morning coffee ( I never asked, he did this himself).
I was only there 5 months but it seems like 5 years because I was close to everyone.
I guess I didn't realize that I was more comfortable and more attached to the place then I thought I was... I am now wondering if I should have fought harder to work something out....
Sorry to ramble, just needed to get it off my chest
When I was at the new job for an interview I did feel a little out of place. It seems like there are alot of younger girls there... Early 20's, single, no kids and upper class. I just hope I fit in. I'm almost 28, married and 2 kids. My supervisor there seemed very sweet and down to earth. I let her know I am a professional person but I also am down to earth and we clicked. I hope everyone else is as laid back as her. I guess I'm just insecure because I'm more of a tom-boy then a (hope this doesn't offend anyone) prissy rich girl.
Heck, I'm lucky to get my eyebrows waxed every 2 months
I said good-bye to everyone at my old job today. I am going to miss alot of them there. It felt like a family instead of a "staff". The shop foreman and head sewer bought me lunch today and also an expensive potted plant and told me that it's to remind me of them and "Here's to growing in life".. I almost cried. Everyone hugged me and made me promise to come back and visit. Which I will. I was told that if another position opened up that I would be the first one they would call... the owner told me this and I am in good graces and eligible for rehire. But the timing is just wrong right now with them and me.
I am really going to miss that place even though it had it's ups and downs... like every job.
It's going to be weird to not drive there in the morning, walk through the shop, saying hi to all the techs, clocking in and having the owners son bring me my morning coffee ( I never asked, he did this himself).
I was only there 5 months but it seems like 5 years because I was close to everyone.
I guess I didn't realize that I was more comfortable and more attached to the place then I thought I was... I am now wondering if I should have fought harder to work something out....
Sorry to ramble, just needed to get it off my chest