Whee. Well, I'm up.

[kyrielle]

Heck, I'm at work. Getting to bed early last night actually did get me up early this morning (this is not always the case), so I came into work to see what I could get done before everyone got really busy this morning.

With luck, getting here over an hour early (I've been here about 15 minutes) will mean I get to leave early tonight. So far this week, it has not worked that way. Monday I put in ten hours at the office after arriving early; yesterday, I was out of the office for 2 hours for the dentist and still put in eight hours.

I have no appointments today. I'm hoping I can get enough done that I get an evening.

Comments

[n5iln.livejournal.com]

I think both our jobs should include a disclaimer in the job description: "The successful candidate for this position must be a team player, demonstrate dedication, and give up any pretense of a life."

[kyrielle]

I would start looking for a new job. In theory, mine is supposed to get better later this year.

I very much want to have a life. :)

[n5iln.livejournal.com]

I'd look for a new job, but the benefits with this employer outweigh a lot of the negatives.

Actually, there are other jobs with this employer, and I'm looking at a couple of them. As long as it means I get to keep my insurance and retirement, I'll be a fairly happy camper. Hehe...how old that makes me feel; thinking of retirement benefits and insurance instead of job satisfaction. Gleah...I'm turning into my parents!

*goes out to inspect bus*

[kyrielle]

I love this company, and this industry, which is why I'm still here. We have a too-small team for this particular product, alas, but I'm hoping that with time that will change. Transition from an old product line to the new is always a bit awkward.