
I went on to wipe the study tables and filed some documents up. The study is not particularly a messy place because I have already done quite some throwing-away not too long ago.
The store room isn’t very messy either, apart from the towering newspaper pile. I am wondering how I can put the newspapers into good use, instead of just dumping them into the recycling bin. We may need some of it for the aircon cleaning. Thinking we may also do a good wipedown of the cabinets, table tops etc, at one go with aircon cleaning. The thought of a nice spanking clean home feels great.
The hr lady came to me to define some job benchmarks; defining ranks within the department by experience, scope and qualification. I thought it is a norm for companies to have a set of such benchmark.
I’ll be interested to see which position I fall into. Somehow the thought of my ex company is spurring me on to move up the ladder here. I have left that place and now one notch up here. I must not and will not allow myself to stagnate at this position. I want to work my way up. In a couple of years’ time I must reach the next checkpoint; be it senior accountant or accounts manager.
Maybe it’s my ego, but I want to be proud of myself that I made the right decision to move out of my ex company. I have been able to leap, although ex supervisor thought so little of me. I want to tell friends that to turn back and staying within their comfort zones is somewhat like marching back/on the spot. After a few decades, are you satisfied just staying on the same spot? The world is changing; evolving every second. Are you doing so too?
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