The search for my life’s path/passion brought me back to “The Office” except Steve Carell nor Ricky Gervais weren't there and neither should I. My time away had come to an end and in order to continue to eat and support a roof over my head I was forced to return to “The Office”. Although some have said to me I should have never gone back, there is a part of me that says, “I’m not a quitter”, “I don’t run away from conflict”, and I’m certainly not going to let the big bad corporate bullies push me out, not yet. Fire me if your brave enough but they are not and that’s why I’m back. Besides have a long list of attorneys waiting to take my case.
I don’t want to fight like that but working in this country allows me certain rights, which I stand by and will fight for justice. In the meantime, Mr. cubical number 280D you can kiss my phuckin ass. Oh that felt good. The policies and office shenanigans stop being fun when you find yourself stuck working in a hostile environment.
Oh how I wish to feel the sun on my face instead of the florescent lighting that does noting for your complexion
Bosses, VP’s, managers, and assistance managers take notice on how your department treats you when you are not around. The hushes that can be heard if you get the chance to stick you head out of your butts
Why is it that the suits are always so dumb? Do you think I’m just slightly frustrated? Ya think?
My time away from the office gave me an opportunity to open my eyes, my heart and get moving on projects that truly interest me that brought me pleasure and fulfillment minus the ungrateful boss.
Lesson learned?
Stick to the things you enjoy doing, seek new ways to reinvent yourself, ask how you can serve and become the greatest new job seeker the jobs are out there we just have go for what makes us happy and learn to….
Roll with the punches!
