vent vent vent

[watersedge]

i will vent my ...., but will you do the same?

i can't stand un-attainable work schedules

and front office deadlines

why does anyone think that because they make 150k a year

makes them self an expert

hell the guy that makes that money ALWAYS asks for me to make budget

recs f that. i make 45 a year and still do that guy's job?

fffff that

screw that

my vent is simple, if you want from me then pony up

iffin not look for someone else

my pony days are over

next tuesday i am going to show up at the company meeting

(never been invited before)

and the hammer is cast

it WILL BE slam or get outta my way

thanks fer listenin

ps. caps cost extra

[topoftheworld]

Been there, Watersedge. Good luck. Just make sure you know what's on the other side of the fence before you jump.

I'll say a little prayer. :)

[dmiller]

i make 45 a year and still do that guy's job?

That's 20 a year more than I make. ;)

[watersedge]

it po's me to someone elses job

they get the credit

me the shaft

tha was........ do someone elses job

pizza was in my hand

[excathedra]

i hate when higher ups get the credit and don't give any recognition where it's due

and if they are assyholes on top of that, ohmygod

[FreeAtLast]

That's why I do the consulting thing. When I get tired of the bs one place I just look for a new contract. My current contract is awesome but it's so far from my house. Topeka is full of tight shirts like you speak of WE and I hate the corporate red tape. But unless you can be self employed you gotta deal with it most of the time.

That's why I am doing a new MLM venture. This time its a consumable product that I really believe in. Plus since I have been using the stuff a couple of guys said I look younger. Heck if that didn't sell me nothing will.

Hopefully it will pan out and I can tell the corporate america to take a hike.

[watersedge]

tomorrow morning i go to the company meeting

and lay it all on the line

iffin it goes well ill keep the keys

iffin not its time to walk, leave the keys on the table

and move on

ill have no regrets one way or the other

its time to put my foot down and not be a runaround

for corporate idiots

im too old for the games and know far too much about my job

than most of the a/c covered boys in the orrafice are aged

my vent my time

ps. i do have a back up job to go to

[dmiller]

Good luck to you!!!

(demand twice as much as you want -- and expect 1/2)!!!

Here's hoping ya keep the keys. ;)

[FreeAtLast]

WE - good luck. Glad you have other options. That's a scary situation to be in.

[BikerBabe]

Let us know how it goes when you get home hon. Will be praying for ya.

[YIdon'tgotochurch]

Man, I quit venting a long time ago.

I was able to get on disability and survive long enough to decide what to do that would give me an income and the free time I wanted.

I have found it. Launched July 19, 2006. OnWatch Technologies. If worked properly, we will make 100k by September. No employees. Sub contracting some of the work. We (my partner and I) just make presentations and oversee the work. Pretty cool. We hope to be nationwide next year. If we aren't, I'll vent then.

[watersedge]

as of 9:37 i am werking for someone else

better rate and less headache

money's a little less, but the compensation makes up for it

now i feel like

Edited July 26, 2006 by watersedge

[QuietThinker]

Cheers, WE...

qt

[dmiller]

as of 9:37 i am werking for someone else

better rate and less headache

money's a little less, but the compensation makes up for it

now i feel like

ROCK ON!!!

[topoftheworld]

Congrats, Waters. I know you made the decision that was best for you, and in the end, that's all that matters.

Besides, you'll probably own the new company before the year is out!

Cheers!

[coolchef]

waters good for you

[FreeAtLast]

I am happy for you WE. Glad it worked out for you.

[watersedge]

thanks for the encouragement very much appreciated and needed

start my new adventure tomorrow with a new company, a new outlook

and refreshed attitude

i will still do what i do best, trim carpentry, but with much more emphasis placed on

qaulity of work rather than qauntity

maybe now i can cope my joints instead of rough fits caused by speed work

i put the keys to the tool trailers on the project managers desk, handed in my resignation and said

goodbye to those who worked with and for me that was the hard part

did not burn any bridges behind me, yet i know "that"

bridge won't be crossed over by me again.

thanks all for the support

[dmiller]

I did not burn any bridges behind me, yet i know "that"

bridge won't be crossed over by me again.

Now you can build another bridge, across a different river,

to a better destinatiion. :)

Took guts (conviction), to do that -- Good luck!

[FreeAtLast]

keep us posted on your new job and how it's going