It appears this will only be my second blog post here for 2014. I don't think that's a bad thing, considering the topics I post out here are mostly bitching and ranting about things in my life. And I've not flooded my main blog with too many details of my struggles with distractions.
Let's just say that I am really wanting and will make an effort for 2015 to be a year where any posts here will be praise for what happened.
It's been an interesting year, based solely off my first post, where I applied for a job but didn't get it and have been stuck at my current job since. There was always a hope to leave. I had a couple of phone interviews and one in person. I realized I am not prepared for an enterprise IT job, at least on a Goldman Sachs level. Nothing like knowing you blew a 2 hour interview 35 mins into it. Learning experience, that's what it's called.
Stuck is an interesting verb to use to explain a situation that's almost entirely in my control. Yes, I applied for jobs this year, but I could have pushed harder. It's most certainly not because I don't want a new job, which I most sorely need for 2015 to be a better success story than 2014 was. I had several job opportunities presented to me, but either I applied and wasn't qualified or I spent too much time pontificating over the position and my confidence level that I never applied. Yes, you read that right.
One of the first courses of action while looking for a professional counselor that understands where I am at is to push for a new job. In fact, I'm making it a goal for January to find something. I feel I have overstayed my welcome here and need this change more than anything to help me get out of my comfortably unhappy state and take that first risk into changing.
Let's see what my next post out here will say. Hope it's a step in the right direction towards gaining a positive foothold back into my life.
December 31, 2014
The Start and The End
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