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Nov. 5th, 2003 12:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dolariWhat a complete screwup. :P
In all the rush to get me hired...I really didn't get much info. To the point that I got there 15 minutes early, and started work 30 minutes LATE. I got sent to the wrong building twice, was told to meet with two of the wrong people, and finally managed to sit down and learn.
2 hours was just marking things with a highlighter.
The job is Machine Work. I don't like Machine Work, but it's so boring and rote. It's not as bad as my first Machine Job (My entire day consisted of "Open File, Turn White Boxes Blue, Label Boxes, Close File"), but it's pretty rote. Basically, I'm taking accident reports, and coding them on scantron type sheets for some sort of statistics thing.
Good news: It's easy, boring and I can bring in a radio for it...not to mention I can come home for lunch.
Bad news: Wow! You're good at this! We should hire you!
The things we do for hormones.
In all the rush to get me hired...I really didn't get much info. To the point that I got there 15 minutes early, and started work 30 minutes LATE. I got sent to the wrong building twice, was told to meet with two of the wrong people, and finally managed to sit down and learn.
2 hours was just marking things with a highlighter.
The job is Machine Work. I don't like Machine Work, but it's so boring and rote. It's not as bad as my first Machine Job (My entire day consisted of "Open File, Turn White Boxes Blue, Label Boxes, Close File"), but it's pretty rote. Basically, I'm taking accident reports, and coding them on scantron type sheets for some sort of statistics thing.
Good news: It's easy, boring and I can bring in a radio for it...not to mention I can come home for lunch.
Bad news: Wow! You're good at this! We should hire you!
The things we do for hormones.
