nope, i’m not sick. i don’t have diarrhea. but i think i’m having the lbm syndrome. lbm meaning looking for better management. haha! i actually went to an interview last friday. i don’t think it went well though. i wasn’t as articulate as i needed to be. i don’t think i was able to sell myself as i should.
i would like to think that it’s because i didn’t have the right mindset getting into the interview. i was like – ok if it pushes through but it was also ok if it didn’t. it wasn’t like the job interviews that got me my previous jobs. i was 100% sure that i wanted to get the job. this time, i want to leave it to the forces of nature. i didn’t want to stress myself too much.
i want to find another job. actually, this morning i found this articule on yahoo “10 signs it’s time to quit” and i answered “yes” to 5 out of the 10 signs:
- i’m not learning something new.
- i never have a day that i’m excited to go to work.
- i spend more time surfing than doing my job.
- i spend time looking for other jobs.
- my boss sucks. (not really sucks but more of not magaling.)
however, there are a couple of things in my current job that i’m not ready to let go off:
- car – i have a subsidized car loan and i’m still paying for it. i love driving, i don’t want to commute.
- work from home – i work from home once a week that means, i don’t have to wake up early once every workweek.
- flexi schedule – there are no “lates”. i can come in anytime and leave anytime as long as i have clocked in 9 hours (includes 1 hr for lunch).
- work – the work that i do has become my comfort zone. i have adjusted to the work that i do and i would like to think that i have already achieved some level of mastery.
let’s wait and see. if i get a call this week regarding my interview then i guess that’s a sign for me to move on.
i’m actually quite excited. to be honest, i’m really looking forward to getting a call for another interview. but i don’t want to get my hopes up. i’m still ok if i don’t get a call. if that happens, maybe it’s not yet time for me to resign.