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loquaciousWork is going well, even if it's hard to be up early.
The biggest downside is that one of the other people I work with is absolutely unbearable. She thinks she's in charge of everything she touches, even though she is just an associate. I don't mind at all when my bosses tell me what to do, that's what they're there for. But when this uppity bitch tells me what to do it really pisses me off. I know my job, I did it for 9 months before she even graduated from high school. Having her tell me I'm doing something wrong when I know I'm not really sucks.
I haven't been there all that long, so I don't feel comfortable telling her off, although I would REALLY love to.
On the positive side, I am apparently doing really well at work. Apparently the store I worked at before was a perfect balance of people so that we all did our jobs to the letter and it was easy enough for us that it was always expected. Because things I do automatically (like putting away extra shirts when I'm unpacking AS I GO instead of making a huge pile to deal with later) are getting me accolades.
I'm not really doing much in the way of trying to get into law school, so I might as well keep up with this job and see how high I can climb before I decide where I want to go.
The biggest downside is that one of the other people I work with is absolutely unbearable. She thinks she's in charge of everything she touches, even though she is just an associate. I don't mind at all when my bosses tell me what to do, that's what they're there for. But when this uppity bitch tells me what to do it really pisses me off. I know my job, I did it for 9 months before she even graduated from high school. Having her tell me I'm doing something wrong when I know I'm not really sucks.
I haven't been there all that long, so I don't feel comfortable telling her off, although I would REALLY love to.
On the positive side, I am apparently doing really well at work. Apparently the store I worked at before was a perfect balance of people so that we all did our jobs to the letter and it was easy enough for us that it was always expected. Because things I do automatically (like putting away extra shirts when I'm unpacking AS I GO instead of making a huge pile to deal with later) are getting me accolades.
I'm not really doing much in the way of trying to get into law school, so I might as well keep up with this job and see how high I can climb before I decide where I want to go.
