8/13/2008

What's up

So i'm here in cebu. tagal ko ng hindi nag blog. Tatrabaho na ko. Call boy. Yesterday I took my first call, no , first 30 calls? I lost count. It was great. It was tiring. It sucked. I just found out, well I thought I've known it for too long, that I am naturally a kind person. I tried to please every person that called, who needed something, who didn't know anything, and I did my best, at times went beyond and outside the scope of what the job actually wanted me to do. I did not follow the rule book, I totally forgot about that.

I totally forgot about many things, when I started last june 23. The schedule and the work, despite the fact that this is my first true job at 25, turned my mind insde out. I couldn't quite explain. It is hard coping up and fighting change, but I believe I have, and still will.

I miss home. I miss people. I miss my old self. Now I wake up and clean and do some houseled chore and do some carpentry and fix stuff just to forget about work and give my brain some air to breathe. I work out my ass to relieve the stress, the anxiety, the mental fatigue.

It is tiring. It is fun. For the next couple of months, I'd know if there something to look forward to with the job. IF there's none, then I'd have to move to the alternatives.

So now I have to go back to work. Salamat at may na isulat ako dito. naka ng. :) Type rest of the post here

3 comments:

duke said...

uy ok yan. baka ako isa sa magiging callers mo. mejo masunget ako sa telepono minsan pag di nasasagot yung tanong ko. pag may nagalet, sabihin mo agad, "ako si rudy!!" ganyen, tapos magsosorry ako. oki ba? hehehe

congrats on the job! be good at what you do. ;p

atticus said...

uy, ang ading ko, may income na! nakanaman! responsible citizen/adult. congrats, ading!

galingan mo lagi.

*clap*clap*clap*

Anonymous said...

first job is always the trial period to check if it really fits your lifestyle. don't blame it on bad economy either. the philippines has always been like this (not so helpful on unemployment). so still, be resourceful. there is always entrepreneurship. you will find what you want someday. but at the same time, it is in not knowing what you really want that you get to experience at lot of other things that make you tougher.

vaya con dios!