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Thursday, December 07, 2006

since when did i say it was wrong to complain about the frustration one faces from a job? i, myself face frustrations daily from my old job. and this wasnt my boss putting the pressure on me, it was a bossy manager instead, he's not paying me but since he's the manager i have to obey to his orders even though i find him rude and unreasonable. all i thought was, "argh fuck it, i'm just doing my job as per normal why should i stay pissed for long over him" and i dont call my job, "stupid" when im having a bad day from work.

and it's not about appreciating the job for the workload or pay. it is appreciating the job as a WHOLE. i wouldnt wanna rant on again about the jobless population in singapore again. and, for you to know, when you enter the workforce in future, your job is gonna be way tougher than this one, take it as experience, when the real time comes, dont tell me you're gonna quit your job because of a petty reason? (too much workload)
Purple Rose;
12:27 AM