'Dirty Girls'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Tep I'm sure there is lots of time to flip out.
And the whole thing is so full of unknowns that you reallly don't need this so close to your wedding (as added stress).
But, I'll play Pollyanna a bit - if this happens - no annoying co worker that annoys you. You can look for another job that you won't be burned out on. And in the future you'll be able to look back as The Year of Big Ass Changes that Were All Good!
I was approached by a lawyer today about becoming partners. One of the things that I quickly realized is that I really value my law firms culture. I think we do a good job at a fair price. Most of our new clients are referrals. But we also run together on Friday afternoons, have weekly office paid for lunches, and take generous coffee breaks. I pay for 75% of health care and everyone's iPhone. But so far we haven't needed a vacation policy or sick time policy. Like ND, I really am happy to have the chance to make the office into what I want. I'm really leaning against a partner, even if I would make more money because I don't want all that to change.
Wow Steph, that's big change.
And Stephanie, you seem like a great boss too.
My neighbor also wrote me a nice note calling me the "glue" that held the fundraiser together; I suspect some bias since he and the organizer are like gasoline and matches, but I'm taking the compliment anyway.
Heh.
Yikes, Tep! I am going to bet that things work out great though.
I never thought I would be someone that would be in a position to worry about things like company culture, and yet, here I am. I will say that it's a good feeling to be running a company the way that I think is right.
My company is probably going to be bought by another publisher. And the staff, as usually happens, will be redundant.
My division of Harcourt Brace was bought out and then dissolved just before I got married. Weird.
I will say that it's a good feeling to be running a company the way that I think is right.
That is the best way.
Good for you, ND, and you too Stephanie. It's so important to believe in what you do and believe you are doing good.
Well, that was interesting. My thumb and hand have been hurting for a while (left hand, which is odd), but I'd thought they were doing better. Just woke up at quarter to 4, and I couldn't bend or unbend my thumb at all. I tried gently moving it with my other hand, and after a while, it's now moving on its own, but still uncomfortable.
Knowing what you want is good--helps ou make solid choices and all that.
Steph, I hope everything ends up working out for you. The economy's supposedly on an upswing and all. If it comes down to it, a lot of Buffistas have job hunting experience and will be happy to share. I think your combination of publishing experience and pharmaceutical knowledge could be quite valuable.
Teppy, I'm sorry. That's sucky timing, but you are most definitely not unemployable.
Gronk. H called at 5:30 to ask me to babysit. Luckily she offered to bring G to me.