Problem #1 - Working in a field you promised you would never work in. Ever.
(No, I am not a gigolo...)
Problem #2 - The head partner (or director) happens to be your father.
(Would work well if it was a darth vadar type enterprise going, but unfortunately we're not attempting to rule the galaxy. Perhaps next week?)
Problem #3 - The Imperial March begins playing Your supervisor is your step-mother : an evil woman, with a truly black heart. Akin to the batman villain two-face, she must always be right and your work must always be 'not wrong, just not correct.'
Problem #4 - Being the bosse's son, the other members of the office view you with more than a little contempt.
Now for the good aspects -
#1 The pay is quite good.
#2 Close to home.
#3 Flexible hours.
"Why not take another job!?" I hear you ask,
well unfortunately my fields of study limit the type of work I can do and a lack of office experience prevents the getting of any work in that field.
Sooo...
Do I take the experience I've gained working here (which would nicely add to my resume) and leave, or stay and turn into a twitching aussie?
[ 09-03-2001: Message edited by: mog ]
--Satan, quoted by John Milton
I feed you!
Heck, I even bring you treats *winks*
Sounds like you and snoopy need a hug..
squeezes Arcadus
then again not everyone is happy with a simple life, but think for a moment of all the millions who live as fishers, and store clerks. were lead to believe we will all get dream jobs after we go to collage weather we realize it or not, and when it doesnt happen some go nuts, and others realize it can be just as good a life if not better when you stop caring about such temporary things things.
the best advise i can offer, not knowing you, is follow your principals. in following them if you live to be 120 or another day at least you will have lived.
quote:
Originally posted by Peachis:
Heck, I even bring you treats *winks*
No one brings me treats 
quote:
Originally posted by Ged:
life is a journy and is only lived once. (if you believe in trancendance, chances are you wont remember this life anyway) so if you want to be truly happy look to the path and not the destination. find what makes you happy, what gives you meaning, or your gift, then do it. doing somthing you hate toward a goal is not life, its tunnel vision.then again not everyone is happy with a simple life, but think for a moment of all the millions who live as fishers, and store clerks. were lead to believe we will all get dream jobs after we go to collage weather we realize it or not, and when it doesnt happen some go nuts, and others realize it can be just as good a life if not better when you stop caring about such temporary things things.
the best advise i can offer, not knowing you, is follow your principals. in following them if you live to be 120 or another day at least you will have lived.
All that could be paraphrased into one sentance.
Evry man dies, not evry man realy lives.
And i'd prefer to -not- be a twitching aussie-man!
Grins at Peachis Well I can't help it if people keep leaving my cage unlocked!
I would start looking while keeping your old job, so you know what your options are.
