BUT WHAT'S THE GIFT!?
I don't know yet - Take That never forget are playing now!!!
Jess's Collection
- Thread starter jessyg123
- Start date
I don't know yet - Take That never forget are playing now!!!
It all sounds like a scene from American Psycho
i've had rose and baileys still no sign of present!!!
got loads of fun things and a £50 topshop voucher - i'm balling my eyes out!
London shopping trip ahead
It's natural to feel upset when you've been in a job for a while, but at the end of the day you've been moaning about it for how long
and the people etc who you've met there you'll still see, you don't need a job to keep your friendship and just think of all the exciting things round the corner at your new place If you're not on here for a while being the keen new girl, good luck Jessy and hope it goes really well for you xx
Morbyd
Moderator
Ditto that. Good luck with the new job
puppylover
Active Member
I'll miss Jessies rants about her job...
Jessie good luck and find something for us to help you with in your new role -
(I'm still missing Robder's tales from high maintainence Sarah and Sue!!!! )
Jessie good luck and find something for us to help you with in your new role -
(I'm still missing Robder's tales from high maintainence Sarah and Sue!!!!
)
i'm so nervous today couldn't sleep last night!Nope! And guess what I already hate it! Its sooooo quiet and boring - i'm doing my upmost not to cry!
Nope! And guess what I already hate it! Its sooooo quiet and boring - i'm doing my upmost not to cry!
Don't worry, it's normal to take a while to settle in. I didn't think I was going to like the people I work with when I first started - it took me a good few months to get to know people and to feel comfortable in the job. You'll be OK!
Clara
Well-Known Member
Likewise. There were some people who I thought disliked me at first but now I get on with them really well. Definitely takes a while to settle in but I'm sure you will.
Chin up!
Morbyd
Moderator
I'll miss Jessies rants about her job...
Normal service has been resumedNope! And guess what I already hate it! Its sooooo quiet and boring - i'm doing my upmost not to cry!
(don't worry, Jess... it's just the first day!)
Normal service has been resumed
(don't worry, Jess... it's just the first day!)
I thought you'd chuckle!! I think i've made a mistake though! :x
Clara
Well-Known Member
But how if it's a better job? It's all too easy just to stay in the same place because you don't want to rock the boat and you get on with people then realise you've wasted years of your life, but give it a month or two and I bet you'll look back and realise it was for the best and if not, you can always get a new job!
Morbyd
Moderator
True... predictable reaction
Seriously, though. After I switched jobs in May I was bored out of my mind for the first 3 months but now things have gotten quite a bit more entertaining. Just hang on for a bit, get the lay of the land, kick off your heels, put your feet up... in short, relax for a bit.
In the meantime, remember all the things you hated about your last job!
I'm with Jessy - maybe it's cos I've worked for so many companies but I do think that you know within the first half day/day whether the job/company is going to be right for you.
Give it a few weeks, if you still don't like it you can always go elsewhere and then just put this on your CV as a temping job
Give it a few weeks, if you still don't like it you can always go elsewhere and then just put this on your CV as a temping job
I'm with Jessy - maybe it's cos I've worked for so many companies but I do think that you know within the first half day/day whether the job/company is going to be right for you.
Give it a few weeks, if you still don't like it you can always go elsewhere and then just put this on your CV as a temping job
Yes but you've whored it round half of London. Workwise I mean, obviously.
Agree that in a few weeks she'll have a better idea of whether it's genuinely not right for her or just new-girl jitters.
Yes but you've whored it round half of London. Workwise I mean, obviously.
Agree that in a few weeks she'll have a better idea of whether it's genuinely not right for her or just new-girl jitters.
What is commonly known as a workwhore
is that a question or a statement??