Moving on

It's official, I'm leaving to another office.

Received the acceptance yesterday from the place where I went for an interview on Thursday last week. I can't really keep them waiting, and I can pray the whole day to seeif it is THE place God is providing but hey, for most parts of my life, God would close doors and when one way is clear, it is the one for me. I get cynical sometimes when I hear of people doing nothing and just pray for doors to be opened. I'm sorry.

In addition, I am disappointed with the HR management across the board. The people handling my case just wouldn't bother to update me on anything and would call me up just before they knock off to inform me of an interview the next morning. Or simply pass my info to any opening and let the agency deal with me, more often than not, the agencies were surprised that I knew nothing about them.

So I wanted to settle it soon but at the same time, I am also sad, not only because I fumbled badly today and had probably scored negative points, but because I am getting the hang of things (partly because my Boss is on a long-term MC and thus I'm chucked into the deep side of the pool and left to fend for myself) and find myself contributing significantly.

Told my Boss' Boss who said frankly that I probably can't go till June. I really don't mind and will not think that they're a hindrance, to be realistic we are understaffed. Yet I also know that no one is indispensable, I'm sure they can still handle it without me. I'm just sad because I really enjoyed my work now and I made some good friends.

Come to think of it, I've been working for over 6 months already. The experience and the pay have been great but it doesn't change the fact that I am bored in this place. Should I talk about it during my air-time on Sunday? Or should I shelf it up because no one really cares for the sake of just caring.

At any rate, I will soon be working at The Treasury: food will cost more, transport will cost less, clothing will cost more...