Well this is fun

Posted by Markus Langenfeld - 04/26/06 at 07:04:24 pm

Tomorrow will mark my last day at SatCom. I don’t think I’ve ever been so happy to change jobs, the place is really starting to stress me out. However I really believe that this new place is going to offer everything that I want out of an occupation. By now most of the management know that I’m leaving, and I can tell that some of them aren’t too happy about it. In fact over the last week I’ve been put in some of the worst campaigns and it’s making the little time I have left very long.

The job change is going to cause some financial problems for the next couple months. I’m going to be switching to a whole new pay schedule so it’s going to take a while to get everything settled. Also due to the fact that I have a hard time standing my current employer I’ve been purposely missing a lot of hours lately, which means that money is already tight.

I know that in the end it will all work out, it always does. I’m just the kind of person that overly concerns himself with details. I think this trait goes real well with my personal insecurity. Writing about my problems such as this one often allows me to manifest new solutions. That’s why you will see me rant about something and then I’ll never post a follow up on what happened. Chances are the problem was resolved.

Anyway I think the idea I had behind this post was to ramble on about how I’m running out of slacks and I need to buy a couple pairs of pants this weekend. The ‘This is fun’ title was derived from me trying to find something to wear this morning… However things (such as this post) don’t always turn out they way they are supposed to.

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  1. That pretty much sums up life at satcom. It will all work out, always doe, and if it’s not the way you wanted it too, you usually learn something about it

    Comment by paul — April 27, 2006 #

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