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Apr. 21st, 2011 09:19 pmWow. Reading some of my old enteries here, and I have changed quite a bit. Partly, gotten even more and more quiet and introverted.
Going to try to be more active here.
So much of the early stuff was talking about my work with Osco/Albertsons. I do SOOO miss working there, and more especially the type of stuff I did there. A LOT more research than current job with CBS. The vast majority of what I do there is just data entry.Almost no research. The times I do get something to do research on, I've been told to spend no more than 10 or 15 minutes doing the research. Anything more than that, I'm supposed to send it back to the market.
(I would like to work at market level, I think. Kansas City, St. Louis, Louisville, Memphis, Chicago, Indianapolis are some of the cities I'd like to work at.)
In general, I am so discontented with my job right now. Bored. Though I should be happy to HAVE a job in this economy.
I've been to see Rep. David Schweikert a few times, & will probably go next week. He is fairly interesting. I'm surprised that I agree with him on quite a bit of stuff, since he is a fairly conservative Republican. Of course, he is focused mostly on the money. If he starts getting into the more socially conservative range of stuff, I may not like him as much.
Going to try to be more active here.
So much of the early stuff was talking about my work with Osco/Albertsons. I do SOOO miss working there, and more especially the type of stuff I did there. A LOT more research than current job with CBS. The vast majority of what I do there is just data entry.Almost no research. The times I do get something to do research on, I've been told to spend no more than 10 or 15 minutes doing the research. Anything more than that, I'm supposed to send it back to the market.
(I would like to work at market level, I think. Kansas City, St. Louis, Louisville, Memphis, Chicago, Indianapolis are some of the cities I'd like to work at.)
In general, I am so discontented with my job right now. Bored. Though I should be happy to HAVE a job in this economy.
I've been to see Rep. David Schweikert a few times, & will probably go next week. He is fairly interesting. I'm surprised that I agree with him on quite a bit of stuff, since he is a fairly conservative Republican. Of course, he is focused mostly on the money. If he starts getting into the more socially conservative range of stuff, I may not like him as much.
