1. you have to smile and be nice to the people you work with, even when you're about to explode. not just because they're your bosses, but because you guys are blood related.
2. you become the official runner of the office - because you're new and you're the youngest, the latter being the reason that carries more weight.
3. you don't have anyone your age you can talk to. you do exchange a few stories with the secretaries, but hierarchy is still being practiced.
4. you are left looking stupid when you don't know the answers to certain questions. (e.g. which copy is ours? the pink one or the yellow one?)
5. you are left looking even more stupid when you're talking to someone who uses business abbreviations. (e.g. CM - Credit Memo... aaaah, so that's what CM stands for -_-)
6. you're stuck in the office.
7. the topic "business and office" is the topic you discuss both in the office and at home.
8. you master the art of filing and photocopying. and yes, cleaning your desk.
9. you become an expert at self-pity.
10. look at #1.
there are a ton of advantages when you're working at your family business. believe me, there are lots of advantages. and i'm just really blind to those advantages right now. but maybe that'll be the topic for another entry, when i'm actually feeling glorious about working a desk job.
right now, i just want to rant.
conflict
myself
- esa
- i am someone who is delusional at times. someone who seeks for attention of others. someone who suffers from middle-child syndrome. someone who sees depression as an inspiration for writing. a poet. an emotional kid. but an optimist at the same time. weird. but true.
abandoned boots
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