My company hates me.

[mnpchan]

I swear, I don't know why I am still here. Let me fill you in on the situation.

I have been here for about 3½ years and for the past 3 years of that I have been doing recruiting for our offices in The Phillipines. Ever since I started that position I have been having the hardest time having this company even remember I am here.

Here's a list of the

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[nefie]

So... with this new position, will you always be up with the Daystar? Are you and No-chan actually going to have evenings togther?

Yeah, that company has totally screwed you over!

[chinky_ann]

good luck on Training.

good luck to us with she-who-must-not-be-named. consider yourself lucky you are no longer partof our team.

[reens]

sweet christ, mnp.
run away. run far away. I have no idea how you managed to stay for so long.
At least with the Dell courses you can work pretty much anywhere Dell operates.

[mnpchan]

I can sum it up in one simple phrase. I loved my job.

I have been in the working circuit for 10 years, and in those ten years I have had about 30 jobs. This was one of the few jobs that I have had that I not only didn't mind coming to work, I actually enjoyed coming in.(The others were security guard, substitute teacher and video game tester.) So I stuck with this one because I knew that if I left it I would bounce around from job to job again.

Of course, the fact that I spent the majority of my days playing on the internet/reading books/playing video games/watching DVDs. hehe.

[reyalsnogard]

  I agree:  run far, far away.

If you know C# or ASP.NET and want a programming stint, contact me; a friend's company is hiring.

[reens]

As much as I would enjoy that, I am not really actually learning anything here. They are cramming 6 months worth of material into us in two weeks. Just enough to pass the tests and then actually learn it later as we gain experience.