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 Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:49 am
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:50 am
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:52 am
Slow. Didn't do much. But I'm tired anyway? I'll talk to you later. heart Spicks and Specks is on tonight!!
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 1:01 am
shells_of_sand Slow. Didn't do much. But I'm tired anyway? I'll talk to you later. heart Spicks and Specks is on tonight!!
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Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2010 12:40 pm
wasn't that an early song by the BeeGees?
i'm certain of it!
and it was pretty good, too.
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Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 10:30 am
why do you need to talk about exciting things with people?
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Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2010 2:20 pm
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Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2010 2:20 am
repairthemisery! why do you need to talk about exciting things with people? Well... I just started a new job. And I want to make a good impression/get to know people. It's a lot easier to start a conversation if you've been doing stuff - it just gets the ball rolling. Particularly since I'm obviously working with a lot of older people (like, senior managers and partners), so you can't really relate to them about the same things as people you're own age or level. It's still a pretty conservative work environment and I'm on probation for the first three months, so I still have to watch what I say.
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Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2010 11:39 am
shells_of_sand repairthemisery! why do you need to talk about exciting things with people? Well... I just started a new job. And I want to make a good impression/get to know people. It's a lot easier to start a conversation if you've been doing stuff - it just gets the ball rolling. Particularly since I'm obviously working with a lot of older people (like, senior managers and partners), so you can't really relate to them about the same things as people you're own age or level. It's still a pretty conservative work environment and I'm on probation for the first three months, so I still have to watch what I say. ahh, i see. that's intense, i didn't know it was a job that big! : O
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Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 3:06 am
repairthemisery! shells_of_sand repairthemisery! why do you need to talk about exciting things with people? Well... I just started a new job. And I want to make a good impression/get to know people. It's a lot easier to start a conversation if you've been doing stuff - it just gets the ball rolling. Particularly since I'm obviously working with a lot of older people (like, senior managers and partners), so you can't really relate to them about the same things as people you're own age or level. It's still a pretty conservative work environment and I'm on probation for the first three months, so I still have to watch what I say. ahh, i see. that's intense, i didn't know it was a job that big! : O It's my first job after finishing uni and it's a big accounting firm. xd That should be explanatory enough, given the stereotypes floating around about accountants! Actually, everyone's really nice and it's not that stiff and formal - but it's still the corporate world, you know.
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Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 3:11 am
shells_of_sand repairthemisery! shells_of_sand repairthemisery! why do you need to talk about exciting things with people? Well... I just started a new job. And I want to make a good impression/get to know people. It's a lot easier to start a conversation if you've been doing stuff - it just gets the ball rolling. Particularly since I'm obviously working with a lot of older people (like, senior managers and partners), so you can't really relate to them about the same things as people you're own age or level. It's still a pretty conservative work environment and I'm on probation for the first three months, so I still have to watch what I say. ahh, i see. that's intense, i didn't know it was a job that big! : O It's my first job after finishing uni and it's a big accounting firm. xd That should be explanatory enough, given the stereotypes floating around about accountants! Actually, everyone's really nice and it's not that stiff and formal - but it's still the corporate world, you know. so theyr like mechanics with suits ?
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Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:12 am
shells_of_sand repairthemisery! shells_of_sand repairthemisery! why do you need to talk about exciting things with people? Well... I just started a new job. And I want to make a good impression/get to know people. It's a lot easier to start a conversation if you've been doing stuff - it just gets the ball rolling. Particularly since I'm obviously working with a lot of older people (like, senior managers and partners), so you can't really relate to them about the same things as people you're own age or level. It's still a pretty conservative work environment and I'm on probation for the first three months, so I still have to watch what I say. ahh, i see. that's intense, i didn't know it was a job that big! : O It's my first job after finishing uni and it's a big accounting firm. xd That should be explanatory enough, given the stereotypes floating around about accountants! Actually, everyone's really nice and it's not that stiff and formal - but it's still the corporate world, you know. that's great that you got a job at a big place right after :O do you enjoy the work?
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Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 2:02 am
repairthemisery! shells_of_sand repairthemisery! shells_of_sand repairthemisery! why do you need to talk about exciting things with people? Well... I just started a new job. And I want to make a good impression/get to know people. It's a lot easier to start a conversation if you've been doing stuff - it just gets the ball rolling. Particularly since I'm obviously working with a lot of older people (like, senior managers and partners), so you can't really relate to them about the same things as people you're own age or level. It's still a pretty conservative work environment and I'm on probation for the first three months, so I still have to watch what I say. ahh, i see. that's intense, i didn't know it was a job that big! : O It's my first job after finishing uni and it's a big accounting firm. xd That should be explanatory enough, given the stereotypes floating around about accountants! Actually, everyone's really nice and it's not that stiff and formal - but it's still the corporate world, you know. that's great that you got a job at a big place right after :O do you enjoy the work? I think so. rofl It's a steep learning curve so I don't always completely understand what I'm doing. Started learning excel which is ridiculous.
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